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Monday, July 25, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Local News of Record The following Information is from , the' Abstract and 'Title 'company of ! La Oranae, Union county, Oregon. ; : Heeds - Carl Saltmorsh Est. to Minnie Salt- marsh et al. Pt. S. 20, 21-53-38, MP. ' Ella E. Fisher to Jay. Brooke. Pt. Sees.' 16, 30, 2J-2S-40, 11.00. " Susan fl. Gates to Harry Russell. Pt. BEYt Boa; 9-1N-38, $1.00. ' Delia Snyder Mason et vtr to Albert E. Snyder. Pt. Sees, 5, 8-2S-3U, $10. Mortgages Sarah Hug et vlr to Gertrude Lyttle. Tract south of Blk. 48, Hlndman'e Add. Elgin. (1 yr.), 1800.00. A. P. Ingram et ux to T. H. Moore. Pt. Seoj. 85, 30-28-37 (2), $ao0.00. Ovanda May Noyce to Chos. Claud Noyes: PW Sec. 0, 10, 11-1S-39 (6), M500. i. V Roas Packing Co. to Hewes Broker age Co. Pt. Blk; 5, Honan's Add. (1 yr.) S6690.50. V Clarence Wicks to Vltangelo Col- onna.pt. b. is, ia-ss-39 (5) eoOoo.OA ' ; Satisfaction of Mortgages T. H. Mooro to A. P. Ingram, 77-73 Pt. Sees. 35, 30-28-37. i Fac. Sav.'and Ln. Assn. to Zaldee H. cross, 70-76 Tr. NE. Blk. 30. Wil liamson's. - Prank Nichols et ux to Clarence Wicks, 76-476 Pt. Sec. 16, 10-6S-39. Judgments Credit Servico Co. vs. E. H. Ford, $371.03, costs $20.00. ' Kstates David J. Irwin. Died May 10, 1932, Sam Irwin, Adm. Louise Farrls. Died 7-18-31, J. M. Parrls, Adm. i The following Information from the Wallowa county records Is by the Wallowa Law. Land and Abstract Co., July 6 to 13, inc., 1032. ' "Heeds , Louis E. Fleener to Joan Bilyeu, SV5 LM.-B. 11,-Gardner's Add., Enterprise. ' Wallowa county to Henry c. Lof tus, 8W'4NW"4 Sec. 4-1N-46.' -' William Lester Estes to Hilda Clair Bites, E!4 B. 2, McCully's Add.. Joseph."1 i ' ! - Chclla Pickett to O. H. Lofstucn, L. 7, 8, 9, Blk. 21, McDonald Add., Wal lowa. . - t . '' Mortgages Fred E. aiid Ethel Gorsllne to J. Fred McClain, Pt. Sec. 23-38-45. Also cattle, hay. grain, $1500.00. 1 Hatisfuctloti orMnrtgngcs O. H. Lofstuen to Ohella- Pickett. L. 7, 8, 9, Blk. 21, McDonald Add., Wallowa. ' 1 ' ' Judgments Btate Ind. Acoldent Comm. vs. Sid ney M. Casteel and Vern W. McKen lc, $60.21. Int. 6 per cent, costs $14. " Ore. -Wash. Jomt Stk; Land Bank vs. J. W. and Fannie Glllaspey. $4794.05, Int. 6 per cent; $180.25; fees WOO.00; tests $12.75: " ' ' ' - Probates Estate of Frank E: Holm, dead. Pe tition and order appointing Adm. Estate of Frank- M. Davis,' dead. Petition for probate of will.' 1 BUtoto of Hiram Nelson Williams, Deed: Petition for probate. - -Circuit Court Orders Stato -of Ore.' vs. George Carlton, Order on' indictment; order overrul ing demurrer to indictment, and mo tion to quash Indictment. Plea of "not giillty""td statutory crlme-ns charged In indictment: ' Ore.-Wash. Jt. Stk. Ld. Bank vs. J. W. "and' Fannie Gillaspey. Judgment and decree of foreclosure in tract of 84 a. in Sec. 10-1N-42. : St. Ind; AcC Comm. vs. Sidney M. Casteel and Vern W. McKenzle. Judg- July Clearance Ladies' Holeproof $1.00 Values, , Now' .......Lll..... $1.50 Values, Now 69c 98c for Moving and Transfer Service Call 037-W ' Smith's Fox Farm COME TO HOTELiSSEMBLY :;gjl"iiihmnA,gj 9U 5 MADISON EL.4I74 .SEATTLE Ample Parking Quiet location yet close to everything. Kates from $1.25 per day American Plan $2.00 to ?3.00 per day Beautiful Dining Room and Coffee Shop 8. B. CHRISTIE, Manager Hosiery W.WHVM4T. I I I I I ment. .- , Stab) Land Bank vs. J. W. Praper et al. Confirm sale of lands ln Sees, 17, 18, 10, 20-18-44.: i'-- State of Ore. vs. James L. Nore gaard. Confirm solo U 9, 10, B. 18, Wallowa. ' . - ' -. Alliance Trust Co. vs. John B. Wil liamson: Confirm, sale of lands. i Hilda Clair Estes vs. William Les ter Estos. Decree of divorce. - Political Unit in It..lf ! The city of Baltimore Is simply a political unit by Itself.., All of the other towns and cltits fire situated In some county, so that the state, consists of 23 counties plus 'the mil-' nlclpnllty of TbrlHmore. ; Gamblers Throw ' by EuAtaxx I. Adam. 'VI,- " SYSOPS1B; Two ' men have been murdered in wit night on Atliioood't itlatrV where he it -holding ti prisoners tor ransom. Stevens, a detective' assigned to capture Ashwood. Jerru Calhoun who wonts to recue Nancy Wentworth. out ot the prisoners, and Jerry's ruml.' pmoru Pottles, have been caught and; held lv Ashwood. i- ' Chapter 24 FOOTPRINTS UO EBB pa uim, .eh?" Stevens' j voice was almost casual, "No, nor ammunition, either," de clared '.re guard, ". j ' "Huh." The detective scratched himself In uielnuclioly meditation. "Sort of upsetting having someone running around with a craze for cutting people's throats. ' Already there's $160,000 of our reward plumb out of sight. Don't see how we can collect on Williams, now. And It we aren't careful there'll be others get it,, too." , ' "It was one of the men ln the house," Stated Ashwood, positively. "My men are tough, hut they aren't cutting thronts. If they wanted to kill, 'they have guns." '' "VU, huh." Stevens was noncom mittal. "Well, thero ought to tie some tracks around," The cripple snapped on his searchlight and the three cut a wide circle about the body. At last they picked up a trail, a single pair oftrocks which led through the sand and the sawgrass directly to the house. ' ' "Did you walk here?" demanded Ashwood of the' guard; "No, boss, ' cut around to the right, there." ' Stevens strolled over in the di rection ' Jndlcatod and proved the accuracy ot the guard's statement. Then he returned f,o J.li,e suspected footprints and 'examined.; each qt them minutely as the three worked their slow way to the house; " "No use," mourned the detective when they had almost-reached the porch steps. "We can't tell d thing. This sand's loose as dry ashes Can't tell whether these prints are from a number seven shoe or a twelve. Jjet's see If hp went through the living room or Info a window." The tracks led directly to the porca, steps. A few gralus of sand made a faintly distinguishable path on the libra rag ot the living room inn '.hoy did not extend Into the hull. Nor was there any way ot be ing certain that the outside guard had not brought the sand Id when he had come to give. the alarm. "Iol's have a drink, Steve," sug gested Ashwood, pressing a button. "In llio morning I'll search" the house until a qeedle couldn't re main hidden In a mattress. We'll turn np. that gun and then decide what to do with the man woo- has it" Tho steward, Alfred, appeared, as nent and elDclent as though he wore Just coming on duty after a full night's sleep. Vsbwood gave Ills order. "Tell you what I'll do, Umpy," sold the detective slyly, "I'll match you for the gun." Ashwood scared nt him. "Uh, ' huh," repeated Stevens, comfortably, "I'll match you for It. You need t to prevent your prison ers from getting loose or knock ing each other off. 1 need It as sort of a key to get out of here my self." The cripple wotched Alfred placo a heavily loaded trny on tho table. Ho poured out two stiff highballs with methodical' care and passed ')uc to the detective. "Do you know where that gun la, Stove?" Ashwood's face was set In deep lines as he studied the un troubled countenance of the other. "No not yet, beyond the fact that the murderer has cached it away whero wc can't llnd.lt and he can!" "Al right, then, who' Is the mur derer? Mallory? Luccl?" The cripple's thin fingers drum med r-stlessly against tho frosted tumbler. Stevens shook bis glass to cool the highball more swiftly. "That's up to both of us to find out," be said after a satisfying taste of the excellent whiskey. "I got a hunch that If we don't And out pretty soon, he's going right on enioylng bis killing ag. Besides, I want that gun and so do you. Finders keepers." . "Let's try to find him together," suggested Ashwood grimly. "We both owe that much to tho others. So far as tho gun's concerned, It would do you no good if you did find it. If 1 even suspect you have It. I'll have you searched, hide and hair, every twenty minutes, day ai.d night, until you leave this Is land with my permission. But It we Giant Whale On Exhibition Here At Freight Depot Thousands of Americans who have never scon ft whnle und. never ex pected'to see one of these largest pf living creatures, are now enjoying the opportunity as a result of the trans continental tour of the famous whale of San Clemente. '" The whale Is on exhibition here ln a ' specially construe tec! railroad car occupying a sidetrack at the freight depot. Weighing 72 tons and meas uring more than 65 feet from Its massive head to the powerful tail, the whale presents a spectacle of unusual Interest. t don't find the killer, there's likely to be more bell let loose on this Is land than I bad anticipated,, even In my rosiest dreams." "You should have thought ot that," the other reproved him gently, "before you brought them all down In this beat, five men aud one girl. You remind me ot the kid who didn't know It was loaded." ' "Do yon (hluk I care one single damn about those two who have had their throats cut?" demanded the cripple scornfully. "Not a suap of my lingers. But I will not have my plans ruined. Do you under stand?" Stevens raised his glass and sipped slowly, contemplntlvoly.Asti wood retljjcd bis own tumbler and watched (he old man with moody eyes. At lost, tired ot the silence, he shrugged and pushed himself out of his chair. "Steve, it's mighty refreshing, once In a while, to see a man who sticks to his Ideals." He took a turn or two across the room, his extension sole giving forth o hol low sound as he walked. ."But I'm ceitalnly afraid that I'm going to have to kill you before this affair Is over." "Now don't go getting yourself all upset about that," pdvlsed the little man placidly. "Fact Is, I been shot at so many times I've sort of come to the conclusion that wben 1 die It'll be with my best nightie on and a hot water bottle at my feet." , He learned over and selected a cigar from the box on the table. He broke It and put halt ot It In his mouth. His jaws moved violently tor a moment. Then a bulge ap peared under his left cheek.' "You know, Umpy," be said wltji some 'difficulty as bo aetled back In the deep chair. "It it wasn't for a coup.ie of llttjo wrinkles that run, :the wrong way in your, brain, you'd be a r'ght nice teller to know. What happened: did somebody drop you on your head whon you were a baby?" "We're all crooks In a greater or lessor degree, Steve," replied Ash wood. "The only reason you think 1 am Just a little crazy Is that I use my head and select primes that appeal to mo instead of those that would bore me. Why are a few" spectacular, Intelligent crimes more dreadful than many small, dreary ones?" He rose and hobbled reles.ilj back and forth across the ruom. . "Is It because I break laws thai you ask ine If I'm a little cruzy. oi is it because I don't break thnso particular laws that are disregard ed by everybody? In a Kenerally lawless ' society, 1 break laws. Rlght-o! But I do so Intelllgenlly. observing the same privilege ot plcklng the laws I wish to disre gard as do those who break the laws ot the Constitution of the traffic laws, or what not." Stevens sighed pensively, "It 1 was a Judgo, l.lmpy. bet you could talk me, KHo giving you a room and bath at the funny house Instead of a chair In the dcnili houso. It's right comforting to know that you aren't tho kind of a feller who'd shoot mo in the bnrk when I'm not looking. And for Mint very reason I'm going to send o swell bunch of flowers, to your funeral. It I'm not retired anil In California by that time, I'll come and walk In your process, on." Thoir eyes met squarely and they both grinned. On oppnslie sides ot society's fence, these tv.-o. yet each knew and 'respected the other's measure as a man. "One more drink, Steve." sug gested the cripple, "Then to bed I havo much to do tomorrow." "Fair enough," smiled tho older man. "No water In mine." . Soon after breakfast, 'Ashwood's great amphibian nosed out of lis waterside hangnr, shook the entire island with the full-throated roar nl Ita mighty engine anil, after a splashing race across the water, soared away In a purring flight toward tho north. "Let's get a little breath of air beforo tho heat closes In," sug gested tbo detective os ho. Jerry and Emory looked away from the dot in the sky which was (he fast vanishing plane. "Maybe a little stroll In the air now will help us to stand the beat later." There was an undertone ot urgency In the old man's voire which caused the two flyers to fol low him down the porch steps and out among tho palms. "Wo'vo got to crash this place protty soon, npw," ho declared, as the three sat in the little circular patch ot shade beneath a palm "There's hell to pay." .(Copyright. Dial Press) Jerry proposes a surprising plan for Nancy's reicue, tomorrow. In a perfect eta to of preservation, accomplished by expert embalmera. the whale Is revealed as one of the finest specimens ot tho finback vari ety ever captured. , Back of tho capture" of the whale several' weeks ago near Sou Clemonte Island, off the southern eosst ot California, Is the story ot a battle which veteran whalers have declared to be the hardest and most thrilling in the history ojr wnallug. The whale battled furiously against his fate for several . hours; often threatening to wreck ' the whaling boat and claim the lives of its crew. The fight started when' the bomb ln the head of the first harpoon fired Into the whale's body failed to ex plode. It was' not until the whaling crew, completely exhausted and ready to abandon the fight, worked the wholo Into position Ifor a second shot that the struggle was ended. The tour of the whale, according to reports, has caused a revival of specu lation concerning many of the facts about whales which have thus far baffled scientific inquiry. Although the whale Is an air breath er, he can dive a mile deep and re main there for an hour at a time without coming up for another huge lungful. How he does this and how ho resists the tremendous pressure of the water in the lower depths of tho sea. are among the things that stu dents of natural history have never been ablo to discover. The whale will bo' n La' Grande until Wednesday night. ' . .- Daily CrQSS ACROSS Append Petty join lies Oconn 1 : Payable place of eacrilc Dried grass Lost in thoiiflhl Metrie land - measure 1 Paradise Spin nine toy Glut Alllrmative Hemnlnder Distinctly heard Pa i t of the mouth Scotch river Supreme Kiiyp linn deity Brother of ' 'Mary nnd lortha Article Pronoun Vessel for brew-Inn too In that place Mround ijrnln Above: poeti .Corrosion on . Iron . . Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ADAjMSl SlSYDALE PALE ON T O Lib 61 C A i E C TIE isjiA D A'O.f? I Iff L WMi ? A G A Y EjA S ijR O i lMl C E S I AjM ClplR NlSI EMS A i l owgJe N E I? i c L OP E WR A M"0 ASAI.NS TM?Il pMA P O D,R I E SALL E EIf RET WA D Dp. A 8l" DM EE'Dl s mm Q aIdMm e f an d. ohP;a p l smofi r ae y D 1 S T I N Ct L E N E S S Ale e IsgToIoIsTe 0fWst fil. Uerninn river 03 Ucam 65. Nnvnl officer' 60. Proton dessert 61. Regions 02 Perfect colt fiS. TtirmiRh Ci. Cnultal of . Swllzcrlnm R!i Koniiile fthfep ' P 3 WM? Y b I7 s 'WP " ; fwA J J 'MM'., ,m WMM'8 W,cl ; wmmm. wkLuMi 1 . mumi ' 'Wz ' 21 : 'mkj. Xf- - , ... p; ' . i.i . BB BH BB , II : : m - I 1 I f II mi I (READ THE STQUY, THRN COLOK THE HCTUHE) rpHE camel trainer came aloni; end said, "That follow'e fair ly etrong, dc:pita (ha fact that lie is young. Who'd like to havo a ride? "If you'll ho careful as can hp and troal my camel tenderly. I'll gladly lot you liorrow him." ('That's dandy," Windy cried. "I have been patting him, ynu bee and I feel sure that he likes me. I'leose let the others ride a bit, 'cause I have hod my turn. "I did not think that you would mind. When riding, I was van kind. Tho- cornel did JiihI as I said. My, but he's quick to learn." said. "Come on, now, lads, go right ahead and each rido for a llttlo while. I'll rest till you get through. "In this vicinity Pleaso stay. Don't lot my camel get away." "All rlKht," ropllcd tho Tinlos, "This is very kind of you." They took their turns, then, one by one and each one had a lot of Helene Madison Defeated Sunday By Mrs. Sayville PASADENA, Cal., July 25 (a1) For ono of the few times In her career, Helene Madison, the Seattle girl who holds more swimming rocords than any other person living, has tasted defeat. ' Helcuo yesterday afternoon was de feated by Eleanor Gorattl Sayville, of 6an Francisco, in tho fifty yard freo style, tho latter winning by about 18 Inches In 27.8 seconds. Mrs. Bayvllle's triumph over America's leading wom an swimmer came ln a pre-Olympic exhibition by .America's swimming and diving team. SYNAGOGUE RUINS 1U.VEAL ANCIENT CHimCII BUlLDKltS JERUSALEM W) An ancient syna gogue paved with fine mosaics has been uncovered nt El Hum ma, where the frontiers of Palestine. Syria and Traus-Jordanla converge. In the central nave nro two mo saic panels Inscribed with Hebrew characters In the Judaea-Arnmlo language. They commemorated bene factors who contributed to the erec tion of the building. Tho Hebrew university at Jeru salem has been granted a license to excavato tho ruins. Its archaeo logist, Dr. E. L. Sukenlk, Is an au thorlty on ancient synagogues. - Word Puzzle ?. Greek letter 8. Konnei ly 9. Koritied' 10. Atlenilim 11. Forever ' 10. Utnplun 20. Othortt'lso 21. l.lclil luliilc a. winced m. Purr up lib. AtuioNMlicro 27 CuuleilgeK IS. Ankle ol Oellrl 30. Knock Is. I'loci) ' 3d MeiutterlQ . r 3?. KtaKiium. 10. Mark Twain character 13 Continent lf Nolo of the 1 acalo 1 Style ot tyuo ill IMKcnse of sheep 62. Take niedlrlne S3 Tear anart tt. VVar avlalor of reroul SO nlctnllircniuy rock 67 Jea; Krcneh I'riido r.a ivrnre DOWN 1. Cmnmijtlon ' 2 Give n nnmo to 3 Take out 4. Keseuo 5. Itonian natur alist and author 6. J.-ipnm-sp stnti'MS'.'in fun. The camel merely poked along us if 'bout half asleep. "Oh, he's too slow,", woo Duuey cried. "I'd like a rather apec-dy ride." "And, if you got t," Scouty said, "you'll promptly lose your seat." . . qtHOUGH Mister Trainer snored real loud, he woke up when the T'"y crowd yelled, "Wo havo had 'chough for now. We'll let the camel rest." Just then another shouted, "Oh! The wind Is starting In to blow. It looks to mo as If a storm Is coming rrom the wohI." And lie was right. A storm did break. "FOr some big lent we'd better make," cried Scouly. And away they ran. Tho sky was black and brown. It wasn't very long until the wind was whistling loud and shrill. And then there came H sudden puff that blow a big tent down. (t.'npyrlirht, 19.12, NBA Service, Inc.) (The Tlnlcs arc carried mvny by the wind, In tho next story.) CLASSIFIED ADC TUB MARKET ILACB OF UNION 4 WALLOWA COUNTIB8-f (Count ilve average words , ' i " .to the line.) ' "" Per line, 1st ln8ortlon............,.10o Per line, each added conseo- v utlve insertion 7o Minimum charge on one , -order ....-........'.....'.....-loo , FOR SALE FOR SALE Olieiip, uutiel 3'J Holt i combine. Jnq, Observer. 7-2-3 tp BLACK CAPS, pick your own, 75o crnte. H. p. Muir, Cove. 7-22-8 t. PIOKUNO CUCUMBERS, rwwly now. Gene Becker. Allccl. F 168. 7-21-12 t FOR SALE Light model sedan. Cheap. Run only 14,000 miles. Inq. 2212 Cedar St. 7-20-0 tp. OUR HOME FOR SALE. Cheap, 318-J or ieoi 6th et, - e-io-t f. FOR RENT HOME FOR girls and women. Close Ju. Call 397-J. 7-23-3 t. FOR RENT Bleeping rooms. Special rates, 1C06 Washington.; 7-22-3 t. POH RENT 7-rm. mod. house, full basement, hnrdwood, floors. Modr envtely priced. Phono Main 500. 1 , 7-20-t f. POB BENT Modern house. Oeo. Chapman. Ph. 264 B. 7-20-t f. STMCTLY MODERN 7-rm. house on 0th St. Inquire 1406 N or phone 434-J. ' 0-28-t f. i POU RENT .Nicely lurnlshcd room in I private home, with o) without meals. Mrs. t'uiitty. f none Main cvi. 6-0-t f. MISCELLANEOUS SPECIAL for 10 days, any car wash ed, lubricated and oil changed for 3.60. Choice of Eastern or Western Oil. Hills Sorvlce Station. 7-25-t f. DOWEUj BROS. GU5AN-OT We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 8-8-t f. EAbTSRN OREUON 9CU001 ot HUS.10, violin, piano, voice. Credit. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. 8-0-1 n LA GRANDE MATTK1SSS ana Op bol stering and Rug Cleaning Works. Ph. 434-W. Chas. Bdwards Prop. 12-1-1 m. PIANO EXCHANGE! We will sell your piano for you, placing It on dis play ln iOur store. You set the price. For complete details phone Main 805. Radio and Music Supply Co. - 7-0-1 m. AUTOMOBILES AUTO FOll BALE Ford pick-up, A-l condition, (25.00. Used auto parts cheap. Thompson's Servico Station, 1014 Adams Avo. . - 7-26-2 tp ; FORD SPORT COUPE 200.O0. Overhauled, flvo good tlroa, new top. PERKINS MOTOR CO. Cor. 4th and Adams Ph. Main 600 7-23-5 t. ! Chats With ' ! I Parents I A MOTIIKJt 18 T40TI-(JL liy Alice .IttUsou PtNtle A little boy watched his father and mother kissing oach other goodbye. "It seems to mo you two lke carfh other pretty well," lie sold. "Don't worry, dear," said his moth er, perceiving at onco tho painful emotion behind tho remark, "we lovo you, too," and Included him In her embrace. Tho moments whon children g'vo evidence of tho Jealousy which lit some measuro they all feel are cru cial In their character development. Tho way their feelings tiro mot by their pnrcnta is all Important. To mako light of tho clilld s jealousy is to mock what Is to hint an Intense and painful reality. Such a humiliating rciiuir may weir destroy his contlrlenco In his parouts. Ho learns from It to conceal Ills rent THE NEW F ANGLES (Mont'n ffls . ncsui-T or DISPOSING or part or GRANDMA'S OLD PEAPL NECKLACE, GLADYS HA? MORE DOUGH TUCKED INTO HHP POCKET BOOK . - THAN SHE'S POSSESSCD SINCE HEB MATOIAGE 1 VIANT TO SEE THAT WGHT f THERE1. GUESS 1 rLOORED OL.D H. HARTLEV,NHO HAS THIS I HARTLEY WHEN I FLASHED THAT 1 I tEEN SENDING ME SO WAV, V 50O ROLU-- GEE1. PAID IN rULL.l MANX DEMAMPS FOR MV MISS . f OW BOY WHAT A WOMOERFUU OTIBFt BATES BY MONTH '.2 llnesi per month .....-. 93.60 8 lines, per month 3.3B i Hues, per niontb ..v.t-t 00 6 lines, per month ....... ....$4.7S Each additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. WANTED WANTED Someone to pick gecso on shares. Ph. Fanners 84. 7-26-2 t. MIGHT PURCHASE nrst mtge. on valley farm bearing 1 int. Aug. 1. Submit details. Bert Oakman, 2111 David Stott Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 6-18-1 mp. WILL BUY 80 on Batteries. Will pay according to their condition. New batteries as low as $6.96. Automo tive Electric, Co., 1426 Adams. Phone M 620. 1-20-1 m feelings about whatever truly mat ters. It .also mokes him feel inforlur. He appreciates that lie Is not evon .considered a competitor. Hla self-regard, as well as his genu- Ino love Impulse, receive a sovcro set back.' Such experiences croato ln his spirit a degree of turmoil, resentment and ' unhappluoss which the average adult, unaccustomed to thinking of the child as a striving, feeling crea ture very like himself, is quite un able to Imagine. ' . ' r ' Tho mother who said, "Don't worry, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Alf Dressed Up! UmB A look! goYv Twev feel svweul! too ivtnDUO' Pop.... do J r Out bs- -"Vr-( fOOl' AT V brn. u. a. pat. orr. Neo. u. s. pat. orr. 01 N(A BERV1CE, INC. Pop) Paid in Full! OUST THINK-A BIO WOPE. Or MATCHED PEAwLS AND THREE HUNDRED DOULARS.BESIDE-S.... DEAR OLD GRANDMA-ir SHE ONLY KNEW V-OH, HERE'S THE FUP.MIT0RE STORE dear, we lovo you, too," met the sit uation with rare adequacy. To be ouroi nothing wlUch she could say .at liuch a mwiieat oouia solve 'the child's promem lor mm, but she did make . It easier for him to accept his real position ln the family circle. ' The llttlo child Instinctively want ail the lovo and all tho attention ot everyone in his environment, ite has to learn tp bo content with less thn this. Knowing that he surely has at least a shore makes It easier fo- hlta to accept tho necessary compromise. CAHR A fiOUTIIKKNKR PINE BLUFF, Ark. (P) Bill Carr, whose victory ln the Intcrcplleglato 440-yards over Ben Eastman caused a sensation In track circles, Is a na tive of Fine Bluff. He attended high school here and played baseball on tho school team. He Is a Junior at tho University of Pennsylvania, under whose colors he ran against Eastman. ' Xargeit Snake The great rellculntcij, or regal python .of India, la the largest : 'ser pent Ip ihe world. It Is salrj ,tot tnlo a length of 86 teet Professional Directory Hospitals DR. USB . BOOTY Cye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital cm floor Poley Bldg. W. JUta ). 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