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Newspaper Page TextPa Ere Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Monday, February 16, 1931 rtnrornorafMll An IndependeiW Newspaper P. R. PINLAY Editor and Publisher HAROLD U. PINLAY . Business Manager Published erenlnga, except 8unday. st 1710 6lxUj street La Grande. Oregon. ' Entered at the Postotflce of La Grande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 3. 1878 OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THB CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all nevs dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited if published herein. All rights of republication of special dis patches In this paper and also the local news hereto also are reserved. Nations Advertising Representative U. C. MOGENSEN CO, Inc 8an Francisco. Los Angeles. Seattle. Portland. Chicago. Detroit. Nev York SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Oally. two weeks in sdrance Dally, sis months In advance . Dally, single copy : . Dally, per month in advance Dally, per six month In advance . Dally, per year In advance By Mall SSc -M-60 6c . 60c MJ0 15.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per colum Inch . Ulsplay. local, per column Inch Time contract prices on application 42c 44c r , r ma sisn&aii Drama IMHRSC3 SSEE11KI " BV HERBERT ADAMS My little children, these things write I unto you, that ye sin not And if any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ. Uohn 2:1, 2. MIND CURE FOR OBESITY A dietitian of note has pronounced obesity the result of a state of mind. The way to get thin is to take the correct attitude toward thinness. He is cautious enough to add that in addition it is necessary to follow a correct diet and to take correct exercises. This must be welconie advice to the stout. They have always felt that fate had been unkind to them in adding unwanted pounds to their mortal frames, and that doctors are even more unkind in suggesting drastic dietary changes and tiring exercises. Neither of these obviously, supplies the correct state of mind. Fortunately for their new mental peace, the author of ! the stor " ,J"f n .the mmd-and-meat theory does not elaborate the precise ! shadows of the si: !ca before es nature of the diet or exercises that should accompany ' caping in a waiting car. "thinking thin." If the gentleman is right, we shall see our stout friends returning with a relish to cereals, sweets and fats, and then counteracting their indulgence by concentrat ing, as they eat, on the slender lines which will mark their figures on the morrow. But if faith is the essential factor to the thinking-thin! system of losing weight, we fear that few persons will grow ' tnin by that method, for there is not a stout man or woman SYXOPSIS: When a none Hours, murderousllt toppled over. ' kill Annabelle Querdltna in .her .Dutch oarden Jiwimie llasicell. -.amateur ieteettve recall that aer niece? E telvn Blake had con "ulled htm reoardino death ' threat aoatnst the split, ter. The -bodit tea tound bit Hvelvn'a sis. ter. itariorie Moon after eke. and . Or. S'ctherton had talked ctth . her and tchile eccordtno lo Eve- hin Ae and her nauee .tone) Duckworth tcere tinolno in the houe Janet Havne parlormaid eonhrm Kiclvn's jtorv and helps to establish an aliLt tot Green the chanttenr tcho tttth Joe Alien a dtscharaed oardener Is ujp-(-ed iiatot Orcsham emruns to roliee Superintendent lliehmond that his presence Heat the murder scene ura due to his hnreamtfd love for Ills Qnerdliuo kAo tromed on all romance Cos- . stable Koscoe report hai-ino seen t stranoe car end drtier nearbit on the nioht of the trnofdtt and v Green tells of encountering en empty automobile- Chapter 8 THE BORROWED HAMMER CUI'fKINTENUENT Richmond's - curiosity recardlng the myslerl )u car Green had te" as be hor rled for the doctor was hardly satis Bed by the meagre description the chauffeur save It was. b said. Morris two-seater, similar to many In the neighborhood There was do one lo the car and the top was up The superintendent suggested that lireen. snowing most of the cars nearby, could say whose It was. -There are lots of Morrises." said Creen gruffly. "I.Ike Captain Sur ling's, but two Morrises In the dark are as much alike as black cats I keep saving 1 don'l know" He glared at the Insistent Richmond "I suppose the Its' I were on. suggested Jimmle In his friendly way "Did you noilcc the number" "No. sir. I was run Inp for tte doctor." nut Jimmle's fu-lher Inquiry re vealed that when Green bad re turned the same way the car was gone Jimmle exchanged significant glances with Richmond. Granting Then they left him and went lo the gardener's cottage lo verify t"ie story of the --.mtr.er. "That's right." Den Acres to'.d them. "My 'lancr wor broke. I 'ad borrowed Ted s. II ; coom along and fetched IL" Tons Green's exp'.ar.aUcn of his brief absence from the garage ap peared confirmed. He was. It ap- ..iA,iM.nlwil,i. ifH;l,!, J. n. - n-i.--.u-..'. "ueu janei weni i.u w...i. ....... win. .i " iiiciii s.u. iney nave oat to the garage -h" first time to been thinking soberly r,nd seriously on the matter , leU ""o of Lionel's singiaMUqd nad .v.u.utru in nolo io nci ner on ner second calL It was. as Donald si!d the next morning, "a very queer business. but Jimmle smiled when he added "If Jimmle doesn't clear It op. doubt If any one wl.L Von be.'ieve the chauffeur did It. don't you. Jlmmier" "I believe he could have done IL bat that Is a diner en thing." was the reply "You see. Ihere Is really iittie lo work on a par from those letters, virtually no clues When It's poison, you have an Immediate field of Inquiry, and In casa of spooling or stabbing, the weapon can be traced But here a tens log. and Is really very kind. Her name Is really Daphne Frater." Per haps Daphne Is not a suitable name for a cook: Miss Querdllng always called nor cooks Mrs. She thought It added to their dignity with the. tradespeople." ' "A tribute to matrimony from an ! susncc of bonds by certain Irrigation 1"""" district In which irrigation works f have not been contracted or com menced. HB 13i By Wlnslow Enabling workmen under the workmen's com pensation act to sue a third party lor Injuries received at as well as away ' from plant. . . j HB 58 By Chlnnock. James H. E. j Scott and McAllister Providing that unaer Bancroft act Interest and in stallments, on bonds may twice a year. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column moat be in by B a. m. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEPRBV r.Twv ,k. be paid . tle undersigned have been appointed . t bv th. f!nitmo rv.nr ne . k - o. . . ui 01 t.. i-hi i I......... . .- : ' v. - -" awaw w kiiT - ri7m.7 " 6 Oregon lor union County, as Uis bllU ct eiceptton. , Executcrs of the estate of Alfdrd E. HB 26 By Representative Oxman i Hartley, deceased. All persons hav and Senator- Blllinesley Providine '. tag claims aeainst the said estate arc onexpected source. Has Daphne a ! that when SO per cent of the bond-'hereby directed to present them to sweetheart?' ; j holders of an lrrleaticn district un-! tne undersigned at Cove. Oregon. aer process 01 reorganization plan i six momns xrom the date of they may publish notice to object- ls notice. "I believe Alf Colletr, the butch ers assistant, could enlighten you ! lng bondholders, and unless latter ao on that point," smiled Nancy.! j "ear in court with objections within "Why Is it queer?" ' 90 aavs tney shall be deemed to have "Don't Ton think n IU. nn.M. i consented. ling fighting for Keneml Tirelnii , HB 28-By James H. E. Soott-Pro- j ... vicing inac .pnsMaeni ana secreiary and surrounded by oeople who will Cf boards of directors of Irrigation fall in love! There axe the letters. ; districts may sign warrants, relieving probably wrlten. as Duckworth says I ccumy ciera 01 tnat duty. k. .I . HB 191Bv Hamilton. & uj svuiiiu. mere if tne noose- I hold on tho premises, a policeman rBy Hamilton. Schaupp and Dated Pebruarv I6th: I93l CHARLOTTE WALL, HARTLEY. EM ERY A. HARTLEY. Executors of the Estate of Allord E. Hartley, de-! ceased. i H. E. DIXON. Attorney for Executors. : La Grande. Oregon. Feb. ia-23. Mar. 2-9-18. In the road Id front. Major Gresham BR0WN FEARS uo las lawn ana ur. rsetnerton In the lanel On the UDe-plalned side I wo have a strange man with his car near the trade entrance seen - by the constable: a cloaked woman ' la the garden, seio by Dackworth; ! themselves of these conditions' and ol and an empty car beside the fence, ' tne problems that confront the post seen by the chanffenr Of mntu ! office department." the cloaked woman may have come DEFICIT OF 150 MILLION i Continued form Paee One) WHENEVER YOIT NEED Hand-saws call on Grace Hardware store. We have a first class assort ment carpenters and lumbermen's saws on hand to please you. We have the woman may have been a man I aercnauues may play in any pre-1 satisfactory to its purchaser, it It isnt pareoness program being devised by ! it will De replaced or money refunded In the car. If so. who is she? Or ; The military branches of the gov- M'ECIAL 8-3.50 for a beautitul Croqulgnole permanent wave, until March 5. Cen tral Marinello Beauty Shoppe. Main 60. 2-16-I t. Hemstllchlnjr, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. Adv. not a difficult mlswk at dusk and the car may not exist at all! Richmond thinks Green imagined IL" "The only thing that Is elear. Jimmle," laughed Donald, "is that you are fairly Intrigued and yon want to see It IhrougV Jimmle had arranged to meet Superintendent Richmond at Dr. Netbertoo's house at ten There be planned to supplement the doctor's official report with questions. "A good fellow. Netherton, I suppose?" Very." answered Nancy, "and you'll see his dear mother. They ire arranging some golf for you. And we'll get you a game with Audrey Winford. our best lady player one of Don's old weet- hearts Walt till you her!" As It chanced, be was to see ber quite soon. Superintendent Rich mond, passing Fairways in bis car. stopped to pick htm op and they went straight doctor's house. Dr Netherton's abode as a little beyond the golf course, on the side farthest from Merrow Crale and at the beginning o' the village, lu situation bad suggested its name of Comer Cottage. It was onlte old army or navy." He said oh the con trary these military branches spoke with some contempt about any aid which might be rendered by com mercial aviation. by Grace Hardware. 2-16-I t. Get the best protection and save ' 25r on your premium with the Ore gon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Ph.; Main S3. l-19-l m. i PICTURE FRAMINO Is a specialty with Richardson's Art and Gift Shop and they have every MAIL PILOT KILL!. El) ATLANTA. Feb. 16 The roster of mail pilots skimming across Soulh- ! err. skyways today was stripped of a ; resourceful pioneer. Johnny Kvtle j tock alcf t a new plr.ne here on his i size and stvle of swine frame, and : day off and feU to death while -over two hundred patterns of mould ' stunting. j ings in all pat:erns and prices to J The airman, veteran of nine years I match your picture. Your pictures ; In the clouds at 25 and Victor in I will always be quickly and correctly i frequent encounters with the ele-i framed at most reasonable prices at. i ments. was killed at Candler field I Richardson's Art and Gilt Shop, j yesterday before a crowd of several j 2-16-2 t. ; hundred persons. j Traversing the treacherous nlcht LA GRANDE STORE Successors to N.K. WEST & CO. DHATT.IT .... for Spring S$o The Byron is the kind of hat that gives men that distinguished look full of style and built for quality jaunty snap brims with raw edges also roll brims and a five dollar bill buys any of them. .u.c wi.nrii aimi sua mtiinioco I Vvrl, le Hi- ..... ...... for the Eastern Air Transport com-jd mtratar with wtil!GralKie' Union County, Oregon. seU I building now belonging to the ' pany Kytie was rounding cut three I .'-"Z ' to the hiirhest bidder for ch in said John LaBine. j ..ears as a maj filer which saw hun Wells MltcheU. deceased has filed her : hand, subject to redemption, the fol- the proceeds of said sale to be ap , gain membership m the Caterpillar jlnal account ta the CountT Court m i lowing described real property and ' P"l to the payment of the said I cub In September. !S2. he took ; Unlon countv Oreeon. "and said ail of the title, right, interest and i Judgment and decree after payment .to his parachute near Crew. Va-and i Courl set "March 4th. 1931. at lOieouity of the said defendants and' the costs of sale of the said de landed saie.y although h ship, dry 3 m a. y,e county Court Room In ! cn ; them. In and to the said de- i scribed premises. el gasclme. was destroyed. Grlnie, Union County Oregon, as scribed real property. on the date of Dated at La Grande. Oregon, this . JS"1,? B. nls rainstonri May 8. ll!e tin-e aDd place ,Q hca objections the mortgage foreclosed in said suit 31st day of January. 1931. ! 1929. his plane roared into the side , to, and ,or consideration of said final ;or since acquired therein or thereto. JESSE BRESHEARS, Sheriff of Union : ... -.,.j,r .joi..3u. ..re. 111 account. ior mat mev now have therein or .-uuu..., wieguii. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT maca:r.e its wrecjiea. Dut tiytie sai- ; LILLIE F BROWN vaged the mail and suffered only i cove Oreeon. a split lip and a broken finger. ' ' ; Acciher rnouritain felt the"imnsctt cf Kytie's olane cn Aucust 18. 1928.' YOt"R CANARY when he plunced into one near Old ' There is a reason. Fort. crth Carolina. Both Administrator. ' thereto, to-wit: Feb. 2-9-16-23. POESNT SING If you give him wire tne proper food and a tonic during and Its front garder tras a blaie of ert s,rtPPl frhi his ship but the moulting period, he will alwaysj umii ,u urea. - 1 JJ ujuju. a-. ever since the first wrinkle appeared Under the chin. Some J have dieted and exercised, thinking they were taking off; ounces and pounds only to add "lost confidence in the ' scales" to their other blasted hopes. I I HOW OLD IS OLD? ! Victor Hugo imagined Paradise as a place "where the child-' ren are always little, and the parents always young." Keats ' had much "the same idea in his poem about the bas-relief. ' on the Grecian urn. But in a. world managed largely by I rfiidd!e-agrd men and woman the idea of youth becomes com- i partitive; and a man is "as old as he feels." , Newspaper reporters are mostly youngsters, and that is! why reports .of gatherings of men and women of 50 or 60 1 of stone is pushed on a defenseless often mention the fact that "most of them are still active." ! woa,: be:o- Motives m many i:nJl,t.Jl.. .,;- - i ...,... . . i-o ! 0Mers may be alleged in the case t. uuuiiuunu.. ireno i, uiu.ii.e vn luiiuit; iu a iau in j of a dictatorial -oman. The seat Ms twenties, let how old need a man be to be inactive?; ad been mored. but Miss ouerd The average man of 50 or 60 is impelled bv such an insinua-1 aBit a"e tfa:le lt" "'t-" ,;.,.,K .ft.. .1., j-... Doaald. Nancy and Jimmle were .....v-c... .wi.n is. mi- ivjisuii jur una. iiei at breakfast on the Wade veranaah asks. " hv all thi expectation of decrepitude in a man of my few years?" , l Old age is comparative. The only "old people" are those' older than Yourself. And the vouth who r.viwl. lnnrtivif - in people in the prime of two score years and ten will, when ' overlooking lie lints. Thr tragedy was inevitably the monirr's topic surely." said Natcy, "on.'y a very strong person could tirow the figure over?" "Xo." said Jlxmie. "We eiaai I e. i, , .t . ... . . . 1 . . . ..... I e...e :.l.v: 11- j.. " "'"""f- iic iiii.iina uini axe W11.MUC1 iiiuiit'u a rvceiu graduate irom eiarniaed tte coavrjaa'cn one that adolescence. " -I 1 oadistarbed. ! is beautlfaily reople no longer grow old. Men of 70, even SO, and they ' , ll? t" are not exceptions, aiv accomplishing more than their grand,- ieii quite Ave feetTacd 1 sosrct fathei-s did at 50. We know a young woman of 99 who still j'-'"? wxl laan!Acos.- Ji-liirni thn rintt.w in hr hK.. nn, n.!,.,. 1 ;.. I . m.iiim .a ........ ..: ...... .- ... JlP 13 H'li- fidently Uxiking forward to the time when she will be 115 yea re old. "As a man thinketh in his heart so is he." . Perhaps the tumble is that the alienists have been examing tlie lawbreakfi's instead of the lawmakere. Bills jv r- (Ity the Av-alcd rrrv-i H.y.- ri'.li in'.rCGAK-! : HB it By M,-coa:t lr.c.-..t:r.c pilot corr.riliv.lc:ier fiver, three i.-. live, gtvluc triein uir;.-.r.T lo w. pilot Ice on WiiUri-.el'.e artd Cc.'.i:rr. h:a ri.rs and recluc; i.ry Ir.xv. $300 tc IJvV . HB f.: By Clackamas cotsr.'.y failed .nirlioir. cc1e to elln-.ir.:. words Claclcan'.a .-our.ty. RB SJJ By Peiers Frrm:;:i:-.i county courts to secure rlchu o: f.sr coniruct:o of county voac within city hrr.tuv HB By Schiupp ProhlMia'-j avpror:iil;or. cf wter froni BcnA rrjin ib..e arsd Sis trioularifei and crc aiir.c game reiuce in Laae county KB S25 Bv livcv.ce: con::i:r.co Relatii-.g to licensing of d.xr. KB 36 By ccmrr.'.ite on fisi-.er'.ra V.-.fcir.e it ur.Uwlv:l to buy or il Wilhln stile troa-ci'.r-.i Ohinoos eaUiicn les than JS in.-hr. caus-t beyend three mile iirr.it a.lh cc.iuttl cf CAlifom.a and Waj.ix.ii.c-cn aid KrA.rc tc-ard ur.ifm iccial:i. Passed by hcssc: HB X93 By Arv:i Kequutng cy mcr.t by estirc c- rclitivcs f ;r.ai-;,':j.tly able to do k. for cre and maimed r.irxe cf tnare mtA feeble c-.n-dfd P:wrrt coaxmll.cd to Hale in.t'.ru ticns and reoutrinc count:.- to py . V . a r " ' mrdK-al oraa vraaciv; .-rj.!m an snj-.- , sb Si6 By Wood rritr.t hc'.:sc landlord-s lira frcr.Al rrorc.y cf tenants. KB .'M By Ar.ce:! Rejat:.ag yayrr.fr.i T rr;s;'., or f-s::fr.u oi ate t ut rt h.?i'.aU wso are i'J'.r tc c. s.v ' HB Pt G.'.l W-.taw Change came o Kvwv:t Coast M :: i.'r h.chaay to Orvge-n ecus: tu:. y. HB 45 Pr Atijrea Rec.u:Kr. i'jyr::?:.: by y.irif:. ,0 arc i;r.i-.-.::v at:f -1 0 Eu;-t,as- cc::ic ufr.t prrv-r ccmrviiKcd -,o f-U'.c i.-x;r.:r.c Ki.v: or ir.du5tr.Al K'&c: f.v f.r KB STJ Br Xasri VrcteCtiS crs :er rrst. cf Vauin bav. i:a ;ts bv wwisKn ccurti c.rvT.:.cr: Fwins saiir:. . cf pcarr jt H:::rx--rv. !-.B p. Criiaisrvn EUil-c . '. ,viin:v ;irx ;r ui-.l:c of SOCCC : KB By yv::-r. S:ch.- anu ; Sertttoe KJdj K;:.r..c to Orecoa t'.a'..- Sv.U::fr y.cvr.f iu',.1:.-? uinc cj irxs,tion c: ..u-.n-.c y nA;e xrd irjr- f?rT-- ic i:c.-: .v.rrr.r.'.tr.'. ' Kb . By C-.:rx!,rrr vtct-' -- that i.va h':cs rcr.Uiri ecci. dr: tc-cs. ev fvar o: o:rjr pc.vl- lort-isa c!!r.:w, r-.:: 1 :i-:m i KB By IVaei Prcv.a i r-f-- atty for aaie cf re: fu.-jvnv w t-"n ; rurtirwc-n Snnte bill. inirvcucM -' SB By CArjncr fVctjd.rc f.rr rr.ar.ufrture of crn-n an.x-lc "bv s'.are csrd of control :ta canici IftCvy. SB 2SA By WcwdwardTlfoni-. crrt:f"K-aies by bc-tn . cy. -Who conld fcave planned snci a thins J- "Waa it p:a:ned. er w It a sud den wlcted txpalser' answered Jiaiaie, "A prercedirate crlse rcaj in well tboiiSM out. bat tiere Is o.' ten some eversirat. seme slirx tnat leads to detection. Tie ludJea ss!ii;g o! aa orrvirtostty. as tbu cay irate been. Is far ta.-tier to track dowa." l was sorry to tear aVct Mrs Trater. poor ;!ri. Is sa really baar i:-:.-ed Xaacy. r c;irj tie coa versatioa "Poor jTrir e. cd Jiarrle. "I pictured aer as fat. fair a:i T;y five A typ!.-a! c-k. Wia- Is sae Jiaer - .S tilt." liijicd Nancy. "SSe csSt t iT. Sie is cot tai :oci j ! Tbe white-haired lady talaiDt j wltb a Bandsoate ru t was undonbt i edty me doctor's mottter, wblts ;j Jimmle. seeing tne golf oas sbe car- i ried. decided her companion was i Audrey Winford. lie was right The ' old lady eiplalned tbat bet son was in the surgery and would be out presently. Auarey Winford r-as an attrac tive girl and Jlrarnie took to her at once, even beto. Mrs Nether ton Introduced them Not softly pretty, she bad uonesL open grty In -Washington Tural Bird Seed and otker remedies :or buds will keep your canary sine-' ing every day la the year. You will Iind $ complete stoclc oJ these thlnes ior tirdp and fish at Richardson's An and GiJt Shop. 2-16-2 t. ! Br Hrrhert Phimmcr i TREASTRER'S CALL FOR CITY WASHINGTON There are fex W ARRANTS tbmzs more capable ot exciUne the Noiicj is hereby eiven that the un- dtdin ct Senator Norris oi Nebraska dersicned. treasurer of the City of La than society as it is conducted in; Grande. Oregon, hereby calls for re-! j Washington. i Urernent all warrants drawn on the ' The sofial scheme of the capital ' Sner41 fund oi lne Cit? and is-I 'really trts him almost as much as leres Pri3r to th Is!- dav cf July., f his pet aversion the 'power trur " 1&3- All intr?st will cease on above; 1 Time alter time he has made thrusts rranti remaining unpaid on the , at what he calls "this great mvsteri- j3nd da ; Marcb. 1931. eyes acd a bumorons twist to ber i His recocnized wit and humor, his J. E. STEARSS." Recorder-Treasurer, f moalh She looked self-reliant and j ar: ct ridicuTe. have been turned more Feb. 16-23 tr.an ence in th direction, and each ; ! time everybocy chuckles. j NOTICE OF EXECl TION SALE j Back in the days when Dolly Cann Notice is hereby given that untler was eccaced tn a ccntroversv as to and by virtue el a foreclosure execu- where she should s:t at official tunc- tion. decree and order of sale issued A strip of land 10 feet wide by 110 feet deep of the northwest side of lot numbered nine (9), and a strip of land 10 feet wide by 110 feet deep off cf the south east side of lot numbered eight ,8, In block numbered one hun dred and fourteen (114). of Chap lin's Addition to tbe town of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, together with all the interest for merly owneoY -by - Julius Roesch and Annie Roesch in the brick wail on the southeast side of the building now on said premises, which wall is jointly owned with Ulrlch Lottes, together with all the furniture end fixtures In said Dates of publication: Feb. 2, 9, 16. ,;23. March 2. Avoid Embarrassment of FALSE TEETH j Dropping or Slipping i Don't be embarrassed again by hav- ing your false teeth slip or drop when 1 you eat, talk, laugh or sneeze. Just -.-sprinkle a.-; little ' Fasteeth , pn your fplatts. This newrextnTmeiy fine pow:ji : der gives a wonderful sense of com- ' : fort and security. No gummy, gooey i taste cr feeling. Get Fasteetb today j at Red Cross Drug Store or any other arug sicre. Adv. capable "I mast be off." sht addressed Mrs Neifcerton. "Tell BtH I'll ex pect blia touorrow afternoon Tbelr eyes followed her down Lre ' llcns he ii:ncs: convulsed the capital out of and under the seal of tbe Cir- i h , , , . f with a jocular letter to the secrstarv .cuit Court of the State of Oregon for' pavaway. ner grace r 1 walk neither ; cf demanduur that Stimsea e Countv of Union, dated tb- 31st J a stride oar a stoncb While Jimmle was admiring Mrs Netfcerton's flowers the doctor ca.aie oat the surgery door. J'-inie observantly noted his rood-fcurnor ed face aad bis kindly blae eyes. not, bowever. niissirg the touch ot obstinacy about the moalh Superintendent Richmond sooa put bis questions as to the nredl- cal details It wot-ic be necessary to establish at the Inqaest to be be,d cn the foilowlnz Mondar. Bill save the information reqatred and everything see-ie In order Then the police officer said; Yoa asd Miss Blake were U!k- lag with the old lady for a few min utes, weren't roa?" "Ye I told her ahost the cock." "The cook. I oadersrand." pat 'n Jixaile. "is a fair'y fcefty yoanc woman. Ton iefl ber In bed r Ye. Another M hoara would see ber all rishL" "Miss Qnerdilns went on Wch mocd. "was in ber csaai s?L-iu cot apprebending trcah ef" "Oaiy the asuat trouble "Wcai do yoa icean?" "Sbsaid wbea ilarjcrte married she wouid not get i penny " Tbere waj a passe, rte per t&tedect locked tirt a film, inJ Jiamle cad ta 1:r?ressic ttat ibe doctor regretted bis words direcUj be bad s-aid tbem. J hurry his decision m tbe matter so-tiay of January, 1931. to me directed; f that official society might be relieved ; ad delivered, upon a Judcment de- i i cf the terr'i, suspense in which it cr and order oi sale duly made and ; ; new finds itself." NO SOCIAL YEARNINGS i "Caul is it known definitely. he i wrote, -where the vice-president's ! sister is going to sit, it will be im j possible fcr many social-mmded j Waash:ngtcniir.s to shine properly in ) soc:ety in accordance with their so- cial and linancisl ambitioas." All W&sbinston tnows that the i mac who is called ' Old George ' dees i no: new and never has had any so 1 c:al ambitions. Rarely is he seen out i side cf office hours at tlie capitel- In fact, he has been described as one of j tne loneliest men in Washington. Give fcurv his favorite p:rj. plenty of tobacco and c:rars and be is con j tent. He ha sa:d that the most at j tractive tb;nc about a dinner he ! cculd thini. of is to be able to wali I intc a restaurant, order what he ; pleased, and r.o: lo.--lt on t-e opposite i s.oe tc see hew much it cost. Niilt fish raised :n udal ponds cciir ifanila. P. I., have an annual harvest value cf msre than frS.iX'O,-000. ; entered in said Court on tbe 31st day of January. 1331, tn a suit therein pending wherein Julia C. Loftus is " plaintiff, and John LaBine. Jessie LaBine his wife, and Julius Roeseb. are defendants In which said suit a judgment and decree was duly en tered in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant. John LaBine. in the sum of 344 68. as principal and interest, for the further sums of $735 00. l&xes paid: of S-33 45. insur ance premiums, and &35O.O0 attorney fees, and for plaintiffs costs and dis bursements incurred in said suit, tAxed at SI6.SO. and in which decree . it was further ordered and decreed ' that the hereinafter described real property be sold under execution in . the manner provided by law. j Therefore, by authority of said exe- ! cution. decree and order of sale and J ia obed:er.ce to the commands of said j writ. I will, on Wednesday, tbe 4th t day of March. 1531. et llrCO o'clock! :n the forenoon, at the front dar of the courthouse in the c.ty of La ow your car lorio will last ? Ventura county. California, mar keted 1 COO tens of by-products of lemons :n jsMtV. Rumanian Beauty "See Fred ar1 fV Ahead" BODY AND FHNXEB WORK Auto Tcps Glass. Cur:j.:ns Welduig Fred's Body & Fender Shop III Greenwood i 9 UtHtn CJ Ten ': B n't -t r:t tt SitflCtCriu tc k'H met. wt te warjerjt e k te ecvtr fin fn tratll Kepresentatires Andrews an. Char.cmc quarter iy dates c m;icr vehxie license. S3 2 A? St Burke FCfpeahnc law prcvidini: foe crcacUit;on oi upcr h:chay miprcvenient dtru-:- &B IS? By Senator Dunne and prrser:t;k.t..ves Anorew 7ia 'sr.c'.i r Reuuin t:ve drs. between apr;.-k-ti-0Q and suir.-re cf rr-irrtaire Ucer.e. SB 257 By r.:nn Dc!.r.:cc ivzot hv.s and pec;iy;r.g peculation ncces- B x By ! .-x r Ft-t . - .rc for r-rase of cr.f or rrre cM: build ;ri ia Port; And ry ixkrd oi cvxitroi. S3 Et Synitor Dunne -d j PerrnitliCjC removal of motor vehicle Riprrxntat;vrs, Mrt: Aersojt. Rt- Irocn Lbe stale en paymr.t of one- i ; trd Ercr.aui'S Oesrianrsj certain , t-tb of annual Ucerj ter. J rcn tracts .'J rmplcyti.eti to be wc- t SB By Senator Dunne and triry puM.c pory ; RepreentatiT Andrews and Snell -S 3y ?pau!ciirNc and others i Kacvi5 additional licence charges RlAi.n to Cki cf Uw oa f ubUc 1 ac.:tist xowins crs ; cvr.trs-t j ?3 By Senator Bennett and - 63 Bt Ejct Amboxnnr the 1 Representatives Cbitmcck. James H ar-;ca:ioa cf the itx-c-sse cf pcoc- i l- Soots and McAi;ter Autbri.-izin ' t:y h;d in truM fj ir.Iant.. ticbwav aaniioa to sive l;naa- SS By K:ci Autborinnc ciai n:a to cx;r and tcwr. foe mair.- d:c-;an cf tte bub way funds to terjmce cf t'bway ps;n through i cfj.stie in amcunt eo,ul to tbat re- citie. j cr.rf-d under orve-iil rvwd tax. KB 13 5 By Ocrdoo To prcid? S-B Si By Dunne Autceirinj: tb-t laads uh:n a drainage dtrrct ' cf certain Wntt iarid ia tbe Co- caned by counties, cities or tewns lurr-.bi r.i-. sbiU be subject to taxauoa bv the i P-swd fcr tenate- 1 diMtict I iiA.aJl Act:ti Prist t'tn Tbe classic featveea of Tatrtl Vusereami won her the title ct "M'ta Rumania In a recent Rat.cftal con test be id hi Bucharest C BAKING POWDER It's double acting Use K C for fine texture and large volume in yout baking. Any automotive engineer will tell you the efficient and economical performance of your car. and the extent of its life, de pends more on lubrication than any other single factor. When was your car lubricated? SCIENTIFIC LUBRICATION SERVICE Every point on your car requiring lubrica tion is checked and double checked, and the right lubricant applied in each in stance by lubricating engineers using the very latest high pressure system. The most thorough sen-ice ever known. The Best Buy for You is that which gives you the most dependable service for the least money You1!! find it .here Now and Always. Complete Firestone One-Stop Service Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires. Tire Repairing Free Brake Testing Adjusting and Relininy fcwmenes. Accessories. Gas & Oil Service. PERKINS FIRESTONE ONE-STOP SERVICE j I. . . - .-uiiii;s ai nemiocx Phone M 990 IF: By Senator Dunne and HB 90 By Raaatltoo Lmaiune fes-