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9 t "There Is Plenty of Fish In the Sea" and Women Have Never Had A Better Line. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON CapitaliiJournal 4j Phone M 3571 "Carf will call for your advertisement CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES: Bate per word: One Inser tion I cents; three insertions 5 cents; one week 8 cents; one month 25 cents; minimum per ad 25 cents. Ads may be placed by telephone but no allowance for 'phone errors. Want adi must be In by 10 m. day of publication. Real Estate and Auto ads by 7 p.m day previous to publication. FOR SALE HOUSES fi-ROOM modern nouse in good loca tion. Price (2500. This comfortable home has living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedroomb, bath, full base ment, furnace and garage. Price $2500. This la a good buy. P. H. BELL, 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8121 al21 SEE THIS HOME BEFORE YOU BUY I $2500. A modern 6-rm shake home lo cated on a lot 50x137, in Englewood Addition. Fireplace, H.W. floors In living and dining rooms, furnace, laun. trays, garage, two bike, to bus line. $2100 buys modern 4-rm. shake home In Kay's Second Addition. H.W. firs. In two rms. Good fireplace, furnace, laun. trays, garage, good lot. $250 drj 1800 buys h 4-rm. home with garage. A blk to store and highway, W. Sa lem, 75 down. $1300 buys a 3-rm. home with nook, double garage, H.W. firs, in llv. rm. iuu aown, $1250 cash buya a 3-rm. home in W. Salem. Good fireplace, H.W. firs. In llv. rm. and bed rm. Lot 50x100 In tn lawn with plenty of shrubs, ga- Vrage and wdshed LET US SHOW THESE HOMES today. Spp n. A Johnson with W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6468. aiaa HERE ARE SOME EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN CLOSE-IN PROPERTIES S rooms, plastered, basement, fire place, large lot. garage. 4 blocks from State street, south. Price $1500. ALSO: One in 600 block north. $3000. 7-room 2 story house with basement, furnace, garner. 300 block on Leslie St. Price only $3000. These are worth Investigation. Call for appointment. Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors xaa statP St. Phone 6708. a n;nn i.pnnM imii tn sood Condi Hon, basement, furnace, 2 lots, $300 down. $2500 S-room FURNISHED house, oak floors in living snd dining rooms basement, furnace, fireplace, $400 down. Sell unfurnished. $4000. An up-to-date 6-room English style home, bathroom downstairs, toilet and lavatory upstairs, double Karajie. $500 down. MELVIN JOHNSON - - 725 Court St. Phone 3723 a!22 FOR SALE FARMS 15 ACRES, fair 6-room house, electric ity Two barns, two chicken houses, finest of soil. Howell Prairie. Family orchard. Real buy, 2300 Rich L. Rctmann. 167 S. High ' Phone 8632 bl21 GOOD FARM BUY j 25 acres V2 miles out on good road, best of soli, telephone, electric lights, eas and mail service available. Small set of buildings. This tract can easily be subdivided A bargain for $3500, part terms. CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708. tr errvtr TP 4 PM 400 acres near Roseberry, Idaho, 200 acres plow land. 40 acres "motny Take house in Salem up to $2000, Price $4000. See Mr. Harold with CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors 344 State St. Phone 6708. v ton dtd AntJTP AM inn a Mfoll ImnrnVMl farm. LTOOd land, nicely located. We have no bet ter buy. Ensv terms. wrt iimt-tw T.Awn COMPANY rvinrt. m. Salem. Phone 451S. b FOR SALE Miscellaneous CHOICE Long spurred Columbine and all kinds of bedding plants. Phone 8637. Jay Morris. Florist, c!26 HOT Point Electric range. Incinerator fphniont. nil i w. lULii, -POTATO SEED. Katahdln Certified, ' - inn iVic Alrlermnn As Son. ' Day ton. Ore., or Terminal Ice & Cold Storage Co.. Salem. c CROOKED Finger hill grown non-irrigated Burbank seed and table potfl- toe- uenuira dhc . " Puritan Cider Works, west Ste-3a FINE PIANO, excellent condition very cheap, can evenings, . ---j2 DIRECTORY AUTO BRAKKS miv. 'pitnefc. 275 South Commercial. BICYCLES LLOYD E RAMSDEN. bike accessor ies and hf-MiM 143 3 Liberty. o' ENGRAVING Salem Photo Engraving 147 N. ComM For good painting, call ueuuer Are. ,Phone 41F31. i0 PLUMBING PLUMBING and general repair work Phone 6584 Oraber Bros 154 Soutn THEO M BARR. Plumbing, heating sheet metal works. 164 S Commercial street. . . RADIATORS Radiator repairing and cleaning J 0 Balr, 336 State street. STOVES AND FENCE REPAIR stoves, ranges, circulators Bell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and circulstors Fence and fence posts R B. Fleming 362 Chemeketa. o TRANSFER LARMER Transfer Storage P 8181 o WINDOW CLEANING NEW DEi. WINDOW CLEANING CO Windows. Floors. Woodwork. Ph B337 WATER COMPANY OREOON-WASHINGTON Wster 8err lc comnanv Oflees corner Com- mereisl snd Trade streeu. Bills p&7- we monthl. rnooe tioi- FLORIST Adams Florist. 883 Court P 7603. Q' Brelthaupt's Dial S904. PAINTING FOR SALE Miscellaneous ELECTRIC Washer, good condition, $15. 206 North Cottage. cl25 GRAND Piano, small size, repossessed, late satin finish, like new. Easy terms. See Potter. Wills Music Store. cl22 Mlddleby Marshall oven 80 loaf size. One electric mixer, t, horse power, (pans and bowls Included) $200. The Walker Grocery, Martin Ziellnskl, prop. 2007 Monroe. Corvallls, Ore. c!25 MUST SELL Antique woven bed spread. Woven 1832. inquire 345 E. Rural avenue. cl21 PUREBRED White Collie puppies. Fin est companions or stock dogs. Turn north off Sllverton road. mile east of fairgrounds. First house on left. W. S. Bartlett, Rt 7, Box 173. cl24 HAIRCUTS 15, 20c; 303 S. Winter. C125 TYPEWRITERS. Adding machines, cash registers sold rented, swapped Expert repairs, reasonable prices Roen Typewriter Exchange 420 Court c FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey cow. 5 years old, with heifer calf. Sell cheap or exch ange for beef. 3rd house east of Tur ner. ei22 ONE Span mares, weighing 2350, broke to all kinds of harness. Several other good horses and teams Just arrived from Sherman county. Also one nice fresh Jersey heifer. Kapphahn barn, FOR SALE WOOD 16-INCH dry fir $4.50 delivered 876 North Liberty. ec!47 16 INCH old fir wood $5. 4-ft. maple $4.50. Phone 9785. eel 42 DRY old fir wood, free of knots. Price reasonable. Phone 4064. eel21 WOOD SAWING 8290. REASONABLE. Ph. eel22 SHED dry wood and coal Salem Fuel Co., Trade St Cottage. Phone 5000 ee DRY Wood Dust proof coal Oregon Fuel Co 14th Mill Phone 4156 ee FOR SALE POl'LTRY LEPLEY'S Husky Hlgrade baby chicks. Salem Petland. Ph. 6767 f 124 BABY Chicks, baby millet baby co ckerels; custom hatching custom jc Ing Phone 133F2 Lee's Hatchery f WANTED HELP WOOD Cutters wanted. 15 BERRY pickers. 7. Box 438. D Schwengels, Rt. 8121 MARSHALL strawberry pickers want ed, 13 miles east of penitentiary, road. C. F. Doerfler. g!22 W ANTED Miscellaneous CASH for furniture. Ph. WANTED: Furniture. Ph. 4069. 1122" WILL pay cash for used piano. Phone 5707. 1121" PAINTING. Paperhanglng, Kalsomin lng. Phone 8742. 1125 CASH for used furniture Ph 6414. 1' FOR RENT MODERN 5-room bungalow, ers St. 110 My- J123 SLEEPING rom with fireplace, reason able. Phone 3209. J123 5-ROOM house, close tn. 575 Marlon. J 123 LOVELY front room and kitchenette, 1599 State. J 123 FOR RENT 2-room unfurnished apart ment. Roberts Apartments. J121 APARTMENTS, also rooms, private baths, summer rates. 2005 N Capitol. S ROOM bungalow. 765 S. Liberty. 3 ROOM Marlon. apartment. 415 J122 NEWLY decorated modern apartment, 2 adults. 440 N. Capitol. J121 REASONABLE modern, close In. 3 & 4-room nlcelv furnished apartments. Phone 8490. J134 PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing machines for rent. H L Stiff Furni ture Co. J OFFICE room for rent. 381 State St. Phone 3713. J FURNISHED apartment, private bath. 1411 State. 1' APT, 664 So. Brown. Emma Murphy DREAMLAND furnished cottages Ga rage ftfl per mo 1 ROOM AND BOARD ROOMBoard. garage. 1445 Oak 1J127 LOST AND FOUND LOST: Black kid glove, Saturday. Please leave at Capital Journal. k!21 AUTOMOBILES VALLEY MOTOR CO. USED CARS Hurry ! Hurry 1 Hurry 1 33 V-8 Regular Coach. Motor, brakes, tires, paint, upholstering, trans-! mission, all In fine condition. This car has been reduced from $545 to $475 lor snort time oniv. 33 V-8 DeLuxe Coupe. A very low 1 mileage car. and we guarantee it ; to be in first class condition thru- i out. Almost new tires, paint like new, was priced $540 Now only ; $485. 1 33 V-8 Standard Coupe. Motor recon ditioned, newly painted, 4 new tires, was priced $425, now only 1829 Studebakcr Dictator Sedan. Here is car we can recommend to you. Motor Is in fine condition, excel lent tires, good mohair upholster ing, good top. good battery, was priced $285. Now $245. 1820 BUICK 6: 5-pass. Sedan. Motor Is very good, tires are good, good battery, good pa'.nt. Has trunk. Was priced $275: now $250. 1932 Chevrolet Standard Coach. Here in a real buy. Motor very quiet, dandy tires. New covering on up holstering. Was priced $425 Now $390. 1933 V-8 long wheel base truck Has factory reconditioned motor. 32x6 10-ply tires on rear. Cab and fenders all good. Was priced $575; Now $525. See these and others at Marlon As Liberty and 375 Center St. Open Evenings and Sundays Tel. 79103158. "BONE S T E EL E BROS. INC. USED CARS 1935 Plymouth Sedan. 5000 miles $795 1934 uoage orougnain, o wucvi equipment 893 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe sedan . . . 675 1933 Dodge Coupe, duplate, lots extras 5fl5 1934 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Coach ... 595 1931 Buick Sedan, first class 405 1932 Ford V-H uoupe. air wnwii 1931 Chev. Coach, good all thru.. 325 mm rhev Coune. R- seat 325 1930 Chev. Coupe. 2-pass 1929 Chev. Coupe, air wheels ... 1P29 Olds 3-door Sedan, as Is . 1929 Durant 3-door Sedan, new paint 1929 Stude 7-psss. Sedn 1929 Essex Challenger 2-door ... 1926 Nash 2-door Sedan 1927 Essex Coupe, new paint ... Several cars less tnsn 'i USED TRUCKS 1930 ford -ton dual trvirk ... t34S 1930 Dodse il-ton 1UH true ... 40 1928 Dodje 3-ton dul mick .... 1928 Ford A llnslf tlrf truck ... 145 1928 Chev. tnKk. tr?te tire, . 95 VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT Chemekeu & Liberty. Phone 4444 REAL ESTATE $1500 BUYS 10 acres, all In cultiva tion. New buildings, 13 miles north of Salem on Champoeg highway. Easy terms, n. u. bobuck, hi. i, uervsis. nisi FOR SALE 4 good lot $200. Terms. 10 Acres near Salem. Bldgs., 8 A. prunes and walnuts, and other fruits $1500. 16 A. near Mehama, 6 A. In cult., some timber, small bldgs. $100, half cash. bal. terms. 4 Houses FOR RENT. FERRINE K MARoTEKo n' INCOME PROPERTY Two story building 18 rooms, arranged for small apartment, lot 60x165, good location. Priced only $5500. Income approximately $100 per month. You will like it. childs & miller. Realtors 344 Stat St. Phone 6708. n RARflAINI Two lots for the PRICE of ONE on N I4th St by OWNER, R. D. wooDRQw. 425 cnemtfueta at. n FINANCIAL LOANS AUTOMOBILE AND CHATTEL LOANS 1 to 20 months to repay at lowest possible rates GENERAL FINANCE CORP 1st Nstl Bank Bids - Phone 8553 Lice dm No S-188 r INTEREST reduff again to owner occupants on farm and city loans We offer liberal terms to (arm buyers Hawkins & Roberts lao r AUTOMOBILE LOANS LOW RATES - - - - LONG TERMS INVESTIGATE P. A. EIKEB STATE LICENSE M-167. r!23 FINANCIAL HELP For Your WINTER NEEDS If money ts needed to nay old bills purcnase fuel or clothing, consult us These are typical needs for which we loan up to $300 uoms in. write or -pnanm BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Room 119 New BUgn Bids 518 Stat Phone 8740 Salem License no s-123 r WE HAVE several FIRST MORTGAGE real estate loans, net the Investor 6 semi-annually, excellent security. Am ounts $500; $1250; $1500; $1600 and $2100. CHILDS & MILLER, Mtge. Loan 344 State St. - - Phone 6708 . r QUICK SALE: $1500. Farm mortgage, excellent security. Oregon Land Co.. Woodburn. Ore. H23 Business Opportunities EXCELLENT business opportunity. Wheat puffing machines on demon stratlon, low prices. 497 Union St. u!23 FINE two pump service station. Light groc. ana coniec. on racuic nignway. Money-maker, $750. Box 59 Capital Journal. U123 LUNCH counter doing good business. Good location. Bargain. 157 South Commercial. ul23 SERVICE Station for lease. Inquire 205 Columbia after 6 p.m. ul23 FOR SALE, going grocery and meat market, close in. A real buy. Reason ablc. Box 104 Capital Journal. u!22 anno cash buvs anartment house. furnishings and lease, 1C apartments. A snap tor me ngni party. DELANO 290 N. Church. LEGALS wins viTF.n Sealed bids will be received up to June 1. 1935, for 50 cords 2nd growth fir, delivered by Aug. la. NTMA naT.APP. Clerk. 206 Gerth Avenue, West Salem. May 20, 21, az NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT Nn H.V74 TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MARION COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of A. C. STIFFLER. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un Hnriitmpd Administrators of the ES' tHto nf A c stifflcr. deceased, have filed their Final Account and Report in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County, and that Th.imriav the nnth rinv nf Mav. 1935. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. of said day in the County Court Room in the County Court House at the Cltv of Salem, In said County and Htnt hn been aoDointed as the time and place for hearing any objections to saia r inai accouih ana neiwn nuu th final settlement of said estate. The date of the first publication of this notice is the 30th day o April, 1935, and the last the28th day of May, 1935 VERNIE E. STIFFLER, DAY M fiTTPFI ,F.R. Joint Administrators, Estate of OI A. v;. EStiiuer. ueceaseu. Page and Page. Attorneys at Law. Apr. 30. May 7. 14, 31, 38 John Hepburn, a poftman of Bu ckie. Scotland, who has just retired, walked 140,000 miles delivering let ters. RADIO PROGRAMS WFDNESDAT. P.M. KC.W 0 Kilocycles 17:30 KOW New Plaih?. 13:50 Olenn Shelley and Clarence Tolman. 1:00 Kay Foster. :30 NBC Pronram. S:00 Woman Magazine of the Air. 3:30 LtttlP Concert. 3:4S Liberal Arts Scrip. 4:00 One Man's Family. 4:30 AbP Bercovfts. Violinist 4:15 Connress Hotel Orchestra. 4:, 15 Milton L. Oumbert. 5:00 wm. Warner proeram. 6" : 00 NBC program. 6:15 Grace Hayes. 6:30 Ray Noble Orchestra. 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy. 8:00 Brlntol Myers. 9:00 Hotel Bismark Orchestra. 10:00 News Flashes. 10:15 Barl Woodpard's Orehfitra. 1 1 ;oo jantzen Beach Orcheitra. 11:30 Archie Loveland'a Orchestra. WEDNESDAY, P.M. HEX -1180 Kilocycles 12:15 Western Farm and Home Hr. 1:00 Popular Vocalist. 1 : 15 Operat ic Oems. 1 30 Financial and Grain Report 1:35 Friendly Chat. 2 00 Dan rc Matinee. 3-nO Band Music. 3.30 Bay Noble Orchestra. 4:30 Melody Train. 4:45 Tea Time Melodies. 5:15 Serenade. 5:50 Just Around the Corner, 6:00 Orchestra. 7:00-8:00 Silent. 8 00 K EX News Flashes. 8 5 Pick and Pat. 9:15 Wrestlins BouU. 10 JO Dan Bowman. 10 35 Cobwebs and Nuts. . 11:00 Ambassador Hotel Orel). 11:30 Dance Orchestra. WEDNESDAY. F.M. KOAC 650 Kllsereles 12 00 Noon Farm Hour. 1:00 Collect convocation. 3 00 Music. 3:15 Oreton Citlsi: Then and Now. 2 30 Music. 3 00 Homemalters' Half Hour. 3 30 Youth and the New Deal. 4:00 On the Campuses. 4 30 Stories for Boys and Olrls. 5 00 compon In Cameo. 5 4rVThe Vespers 6 00 American Lesion Proiram. 6 15 The Monitor Views the News. 6 30 Evenlnt Farm Hour. 1 30 The World tn Review. 7 45 Music. 7:55 Municipal Affairs. 8:15 KOAO Drama Guild. 8 45 Heroes of Science. o 00 Northwestern Christian Col. LEPALS NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Pursuant to execution issued by Circuit Court of Oregon for County of Marlon, In suit 24848, Powell, as Receiver etc., plaintiff, v. Smita et al.. Defendants, therein pending, to me directed, I shall on 19 June, 1935, at ten o'clock, a.m., at West door of County Courthouse at Salem, Oregon, sell, at public auction, for cash, all Interest and estate possessed by said defendants on or since 19 January, 1931, In Lot 5. Block 3, Boise's Second Addition to Salem, Oregon. a. u. uukk., snerui or Marion County. Oregon. ALLAN GRANT CARSON, Salem, Oregon, Attorney for Plaintiff. May 21, 28. June 4. 11. 18 CHERRIANS START DRILLS FOR PARADES Squads left and right have been ordered for the Cherrlans by King Bing William Schlitt and a drill schedule will be inaugurated next week to get the team in proper con dition for public appearances at the Lebanon strawberry festival May 31 and the Portland rose festival early next month. The men will be drill ed by, Carl Oabrielson. Uniforms, ordered some time ago, will be here in time for the berry fair, King Bing Schlitt declared to day. The uniformed group will ac company Governor Charles H. Mar tin to Lebanon and have an impor tant part in the crowning of the festival queen. Arrangements tire also being made to have a band ac company the Cherrlans. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ( BUT WHERE THKT'S RIGHTM HELLO. PUNJAB- W , LITTLE PRlNCESS?1pi'V- gf COOLD PONJM& vjE HAVEN'T 1 DIDJA. CATCH THOSE r&SaE I DOUBT THAT 3 griCTJ HAVE GONE? HEARD A WORD I 1 TWO TOUGH GUYS 'rr H THOSE TWO EVIL 7 " THE LAST I FROhA HlrA ; 6 WHO TRIED TO KILL & w J ONES WILL RETURN- ) J CAKirSVl V SW OF HIM, SINCE, HAVE ! 5 "DADDY"? OR DID M H BUT FROM WHENCE i 0-5rNlT ! HE WAS CHASING WE-- AH- Is: THEY GET AWAY f THEY CAME , OTHERS Jjjgfo. L-LOOK! IT'S J. THOSE TWO HERE HE : 71f r ARERCE TO Cr PUNJAB- HE'S Tfc . GORILLAS INTO I COMES NOW- rf BE BACK 9 J F COME- ) VK- J GRR-RINOIN' M. )L THE WOODS- AR" REG'LAR FELLERS THE GUILTY ONE LOOK KHW VOUR DID VJ'JfH OH, MOMMA! Htt DION' HIT MB I JIMmTe YOU Ak 1 .DON'TtHA . HISde.L.P,MBS. DOSAM, J1" li, r,, 5Tt,, oucl rl J RLEtVE 'IM ? HE TOLl ME THAT ,u , NOW iwfuE C5 IDlDN-tvtN- tlb FIST RILtX - Un 5Dk TOME.JIMMIE.! Yf -4 TOUCH IM! WAS A COWARDY CAT AH ' 1 Y5J5z3t. i yv w i jn-A. we wouldm' even fiqht '.sg 'F tOUBt"e'' TR,IPL& THE GUMPS " IF WORSTCOMESTO WORST ftU MAMA- HE'S ,,- S- DO ' YOU'O trET AtONU JUST " YOU SHOULD BE MORi LwaES rAva$5bm w f S5EWuS 1 oh, yes- jjrr rr le' of other W my dear . ,jm I v-ere to . 1 . J AklH THIS MORNNci-J I,t' J J WON'T W AWY WOOVJS HAVE OCT AUr4& I4SL2 WvSTb5 ummE? I f HI FEXER IS OP A MEWtlNE? 60OO-NOTHIMO, A (V TrHK PAT-DOH'T FORGET- TfilS.cAtvWirUl ft AND HE LOOKS V nmf SJEEW TO HELP MIMk ( NrrH THE ESTATE HE'LL 1 1 MI6WTBRUtS EASY- BUT VIITH J VwPALE ANOTHIH-- WM ANY MORE- PROBABLY LEAVE YOU YOU'LL V" AN ESTATE LIKE THNT Tts EUIOY- TAILSPIN TOMMY "' BUCK ROGERS, 25TH CENTURY A. D. ' l,0 ' THE THIRD FLASH LT. DICK liAlfltlNN mmmmHmmmmmmmmimim I 1 1 ms sumeD ey 4 voke -wr.' I 1 1 couLDm locate wfrawmv I V X MO SEEMED mCOMEreOMNOHEeet- OFJHEOICeBUT i-S-j !)( JCT ZARBIST3 -SO VDU'OB ESTABLISHED , & ZsTncE YOU WON'T ANSWER - WV NOT A ZACOST- F3UT; fufBLlNlue i5AiC-V yi-l -"MAT PLL HAVE TO LOOK ATYOO-' Js S. $ 'La. WHO ARE YOU? VILLABYTHE WHO ARE J 1 IS-WHECE WATCH JLLs?-' Jr'fWWMAT 0O1OU JSfM ?WHAT j WEriu'i T YOGC fTTXt WANT HEgE- WHKHHADBtEN iopynu J env'-. C EYES V VtJ A - OUCH .' m "iaaja THESECQETBKE AggU MMA JV if J THAT PUPPL6 ) 1 eSSS JT OOH'A PRESIDENT WELCOMES BYRD ON RETURN TO U. S. Rear Admiral Richard Byrd was a guest at the White House upon his return to Washington from the Antarctic. President Roosevelt went to the navy yard to greet the explorer. The party Is shown leaving the yard with Mrs. Richard Byrd In front, Mrs. Richard Byrd, sr., mother of the admiral, Byrd and the President In the automobile. (Associated Press Photo) VETERAN NEWS MAN TALKS TO COUNCIL A reminiscent speech wax madt before" the city council last night by Prank Davey, who u a newspaper man, attended the first council meeting ever held in the present city hall. The city hall, h said, a a mon ument to the late Frank B. South wick, who constructed the building, and Mr. Davey stressed the durabil ity and general excellence of the work. Mr. Davey mentioned the verbal battles that occurred in former days between mayors and aldermen. Not withstanding their political differ ences they put the interests of the city first, he said, and accomplished much for 8alem. He spoke of clash es that occurred, among others, be tween Claud uatch, as mayor, and John H. Albert, as alderman, and later between Albert and J. J. Mur phy as mayor. "As a newspaper reporter," said Mr. Davey, "I had to write the pro ceedings in long hand and was ex pected to have it ready for the printer when a council meeting ad journed." JUDGE HAS CASE Kansas City, Mo., May 21 (IP) Judge Merrill E. Otis today had under advisement the reorganisa tion plans for the Long-Bell Lum ber company, but he was not ex pected to hand down a decision until about July 1. HONING FOR TROUBLE
