Novombor 0, 1035
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
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paper only nl me umo rwo
as quoted abovo tincl iaalliid
(or succeeding Insertion.
2 Lost and Found
LOST While Kplls dog, answer
to unino of linrli). Return !
126 Division HI. 1070
LOST Near Oleno, Firestone
tiro on Ford trurk wheel. Re
ward. Cum Olympla Grocery.
1069
3
General Notices
K. F. Tranifer & Storage
4th & Klamath, Ph. J 097
Health By Nature
lllneaa doalroys happt-
i noaa. Try our narua 10
. regain health. Call or
writ for free Informs-
lion. Dept. 3-D.
O. QF.K WO
Chinese Medical Morha' Co., Inc..
170 H. W. Murrlion HI., Portland,
Oregon
LEARN TO FLY To to the flrat
15 students enrolling now, wo
offer a now low price of $70,
deferred payment plan. Mod
ern equipment. Inuuiro Hill
Itnndall. Klnmath Airport.
1028
MOVINGT Call 704. Local, Ion
distance. Inaured currlor; ex
perienced mon. People Waro-
houae. OS
Ea
Tranaportation
SAVEI Go by Bus
Via Bend and Mt. Hood
Shortest Roule, Lowit Farei
to Northwost Points-'
On Round
Way Trip
Portland $5.90 $10.65
Seattle $8.40 $14.65
Sookane $12.30 $20.05
Duaaoa Lear 12:45 Noon Prom
The Greyhound Depot
for Information Phon 899
Klamath
tar
The firms and individuals represent
ed in this Alphabetical Directory of
Specialized Business and Profession
al Service are known as Klamath
Falls' most rcliablo business men and
Bath
Cabinet itoam bath and masaag.
L. Stone Lady Assistant.
117 South 7th. Phon 1640
Commercial Printing
Printing of all kind. SHOP
PING GUIDE, Pelican Theatre
' Bldg.
Floor Sanding
FLOOR SANDING AND REFIN
ISHINO. Phon 86W4.
, Hemstitching
Homstltohlng, ipeolallting . In
nils and coats, woolen samples.
dressmaking. Mrs. H. M. Allsn
dor. (14 Walnut.
HEMSTITCHING Homstltchlng,
Buttons, Pleating Belt Clasp.
The Golden Rule.
7 Help Wanted, Female
WANTED Thoroughly eompnt
ut tniioKmphnr, Job to In
oliiilo aoino general office
work alau. llox 181.8, Norfa
llurulil. 1668
WANTK1) Corrotpoiidunla for
Clilloquln and Btowart-Lenox
addition. Apply In porion,
News-Herald office. 1421
WANTED Olrl, ono or two ve
iilnxa week to cam lor child.
261 Martin. , 1027
i Situallun Wanted ;
YOUNG MAN wanti Job oil ranch,
roforanco. Whit Btar Taxi.
1486
EXPERIENCED youn man wlsh
a farm work. Box 1293,
Nowa-llornld. 1203
10a Building Material
BUILDERS'
Phono 1426 for free Informa
tion on renovating or building.
Wo ciin glvo you couiplulo do
lull on financing without obll
Ku( Ion.
Better Houiing
llradijiiartrra
Chamber of Commerc
1449
1 1 Furnished Room
ROOMS FOR HUNT 1116
I'lno.
1023
ItOOM WITH BATH, board If
dealrtd; Kurngo. Phon 12B0J.
Ull Illllnlde. 1487
TIIK CLAIIEMONT. 121 N. 4th,
all modern oulsld rooina. Froo
Burkina lot 44O0
12
Room and Joard
IIOAItl) AM) ItOOM 1003 lllxh.
1594
13 rurniahed Apartment
ESPLANADE COURTS Alio
Klmona Apartment!. 323 Com
mtircml. I'liouo 1114J. 1089
VACANCY Arcade aparimenia.
16
Wanted to Rent
WANTED Unfurnished apart
ment. IMinne 1 176W. n71
17 Real Eat ate For Sale
LOT 3. block 31, Hot Springs.
Full prlro 1 000, or trade for
Corvallls property. Mia. Paul
C. Parkinson, 810 Jnckaon 81.,
Corvnllla. 1408
19 Automotive
FOR SALE 1930 Ford pickup
cloned cab, fin condition, Im
perlnl Motor, 3rd and Main.
loBS
roil SALE A strong trailer, 1
Ion cupucliy, new ruhhor.
Phono 640J5. 1019
LA BALLK 1031, 0 w. w me
tal trunk, heater, perfect con
dition. Prlcod lo sell, by own
er. Can be aeon at Imperial
garago. 1102
FOR RALK 1928 Tudor Sedan
Kood condlllon. Price right.
2424 8o. 0th. 1608
CADILLAC 7-passenger icdan
Excellent condition thruout.
Low mlleago. Prlco 8275. Im
perlnl Motors. 239 Mnln. 1616
20 Miscellaneou For Sale
FOR SALE Good radio,
Call at 409 Michigan.
cheap.
1625
FOR BALK Davenport and
chair. Phono 1111 or 1658R.
1022
DRY P1NB and fir.
130111.
Phone
1014
FOR SALE Oood stout trailer.
Al condition, roasonablo. Also
electrlo hot water hoater for
car. Box 1577, News-Herald.
1677
FOR SALE 4-whoel trailer, al
most new, $35. 92 W. Oro
gon. 1026
FOR SALE '35 7-tub radio,
cheap. 42 Tine. 1029
Business Directory
Nurserie
Plant now, shrubs, roses and
flowers for early blooming
Evorgroens, fruit trees, berries.
Lnkeshore Garden Nursery,
Mrs. W. P. Myers, 862-J-2.
Palmer Chiropractor
DR. GLEN MOORE
Nourocalomoter Analyst
82S Main Opp. Court House
Pump
Byron Jackson Pumps
and Sorvlc
J. M. Watichope, 115 So, 11th St.
Phon 1303-J '
Real Estato
If you want to buy a nous, a
lot, or aorenge, from one to 50
sores. o H. D. Hanger, 1880
Main St.
Roofing
EXPERT ropnlring and recover
ing composition shingle,
Terms. Atlas Roof Co. Phone
1012.. 2400 Bo. 6th. 12
Swap
WILL THAI) HI baled bay for
weaned dulry calve. Hlnlnr
llroa., Mnlln, Ore. 1009
i Wanted Mise -llanei.il
WANTKD To ronl or buy hoa-
pltal break Don. mono ivuu.
1077
WANTKD New lire Kocso f-a-.
liter. Phone 1930W. 1020
WANTKD To rent or buy: lloa.
pltnl break bod. Phono 1900.
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR BALB Oood alfalfa hay.
Paul Tachorky, Tulelake, Calif.
1101
roR BALB llred aowa and gills.
Mlk Ullll ranch, woat of Dor
rla. 1078
FOR BALB 18 plga, weight 126
to 160 ll.. first clasa feeder.
Auatln Fruit Btand, 1 milea
south of Ashland. 1000
FOR HALK 11 heifers, aomo
milking and sumo lo freshen,
126.00 to 40.00 each; 12
calves, 4 months lo 7 months
old, 112.60 to 120.00 each:
24 It. I. Red liens, 2 years old
nest spring, $25.00. Addross.
barn across from Rwan Lake
Moulding, phon 2107. 160
PUR BALK 2100 breedlnx owes,
range. W. II. Casobler, Uonan
ib. Ore. 1413
iln Poultry t-ur Sale
FOR SALE 7t pullet.
Clogslon. (Drain 10).
Lillian
1070
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
Whllo Leghorns, It. I. Reds,
llurrcd Plymouth Itocks, ill.
100 pfcpald. Magulre Eleclrlc
Hatchery. 1416 N. E. Oregon
sireel. Portland, Ore. 14 34
25 Money to Loan
LOWEST RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Safe,
No co-signers No Red Tap
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let u finance your now or uaed
car purchase
Motor Investment Co.
114 No. 7lh Ph. 88J
License M104
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CHKDITOIW
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREOON, FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estato of
Roy Folllck, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that
Lllllo Folllck was on the 8lh day
of November. 1935, duly appoint
ed administratrix of the. estate
of Roy Folllck, drceased, by the
aforesuld Court, and that all per
sona having claim against the
said eslnlo are required to pro
sent them duly verified with
proper vouchers within six
mouths from dnto of this notice,
at the offlro of the said admin
istratrix, 608 Oregon Bank Hldg.,
Klnmath Falls, Oregon.
Dntcd this 8th day of Novem
ber, 1936.
LILLIE. FOLLICK.
Administratrix of the Estato
of Roy Folllck, Deceased.
Herald Nov. 9-10-23-30 No. 321
Does anyone think that war
between great nntlons can ho a
limited war and that meanwhile
we can trado with both sides in
nrosnorous neutrality? Wo can
not holt ourselves In an armed
citadel and survive. Prime Mln-
istor Stanloy Baldwin.
I novor snw a crook yet who
did not nolnt an accusing flngor
at somebody else nnd say he hlin-
aolf was ainnll fry or a virtuous
business man. Thomas E. Dew
oy, Now York "racket ' prosecu
tor.
20a
women.' You will find them ready
to serve you promptly; economically
and efficiently. For your own satis
faction use this handy guido to the
services they offer.
Townsend Club No. 1
1st, 3rd Thurs., Library, 7:30,
Hoadq. 624 Main. Phone 360,
Transfer
CALL PIONEER TRANSFER.
Phone 1766. 933 Klamath
Upstairs Dress Shoppo
TOQLER'S tor SMART TOGS,
Stewart-Drew Bldg., 181 Main.
Vocal Studio
Toacher ot Voice -ARAH
HOYT GRAHAM
117 'No. 8th St. Phon 8238
Wood
WOOD PINB
and Limb.
AND FIR Body
Phon 886W
FOR SALE Pine, fir body and
limb wood. Phon 75W2. 896
Legal Notice
Snrirv -tfvu
NOTICE OF BIIKRIFP'H BALE
ON EXECUTION
Notice la hereby given that
under and by virtue of a Writ of
Kseciitlnn In Foreclosure laiued
out I ho Circuit Court of tho State
or. Oregon for Klamath County,
In tho case of Dan Mulliane and
Edna Robertson, a Joint Execu
tor and Executrix of the estate of
Dora Melhaso, dneeased, John Mel.
base, Emma Dunham, William
Melhaso, Kdna Robertson, Dan
Melhuso and Fred Melhaso, Plain
tiff!, vs. Win. M. llriggs, Admin
istrator with the Will Annexed
of the estate of Mae Hurdle, de
ceased, Win. M. Rrigga, Adminis
trator of the estate of It. L. Bur
die (sometimes known as It uric
Lealcr Hurdle), deceased, R, L.
Hurdle, Jr., and Olive Hurdle, bis
wife, and Hope Burdlc-WIck and
Ernest Wick, her husband, De
fendants, Equity No. 4381, which
said Writ was dated the 10th day
of October, A. D. 1936, I will on
(he Hth day of November, 1936,
at the front door of the court
house of Klonialh County, Ore
gon, at tho hour of 2 o'clock In
I ho afternoon on said dale, pro
coed to sell at public, auction to
the highest bidder for cash, all
of the right, title and Interest of
the said defendants, and all per
sons claiming or lo claim by,
through or under them, or either
of them, In and lo tho following
described real property situate In
Klumath County, Oregon: The
norlhwettorly one-half of lota
Nine and Ten of Block Eighty
four, Klnmn'.h Addition to the
city of Klnmath Falls, Oregon,
as shown by the duly recorded
pint thereof on file In the office
of (he county clerk's office of
Klumath County. Oregon, being a
rectangular piece of land 60 feet
wldo and 104 feet long fronting
60 feel on Sixth Street, togother
with a certain easement for the
construction and maintenance of
a sewer across the westerly end
of the southeasterly one-balf of
llio ubove named lots as granted
lo Fred C. Murphcy by 8. E. and
Edna Darling which laid easement
la recorded at page 262 of Book
72 of the deed recorda of Klam
ath County, Oregon, together with
the tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining,
or so much thereof aa may be
necessary lo satisfy a Judgment
rendered In the above-eutltled
cause upon the 10th day of Oc
tober, A. D. 1936, which aald
Judgment Is for the sum ol
14600.00 with Interest tnereon
from the 3d day of October, 1933,
at tho rale of 7 per cent per an
num, and for the sum of $600.00
attorney fees, and for tns iur-
thor aura of $27.70 coats, and ac
cruing costs and the costs and
expenses of this isle on execution.
Dated this 12th day ot uciooer,
A. D. 1936.
L. L. LOW.
Sheriff of Klamath
County, Oregon.
By ANNE PRICE,
Deputy.
Herald Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9.
No. 309
For safety's sake, never dlsen
gage the clutch or throw the car
out ot gear When descending a
hill.
if the Ethionlan conflict ac
complishes nothing else, it served
o blast the Old oenei inai an
Uod'a chullun got shoes.
Charter No. 11801 "
. Report ot conuuion oi mo
American National Bank
ot Klamath Falls, In the State of Oregon, at the close of Business
on November 1. 1936.
Published In Response to Cnll Made By Comptroller of Currency,
Under Section 521 1. u. s. iteviseu omiuua.
ASSETS ' -
Loans and discounts - 4151J"'"
Overdrafts 6,970.83
United State Government
andor fully guaranteed
Other bonds, stocks, and securities - 217,238.92
Banking house. $24,000.00; rurnuure ana iix- ,
lures, $18,033.90 "'2"'S2
Real estate owned other than banking house 30.6SS.95
Reserve with Federal Reserve bank . 125,627.85
CaBh in vault and bnlances with other banks 835.909.47
Outside checks and other cash items 7.649.03
Other assets . 2.0o2.95
Total Assets - $1,744,111.17
M.X1HMT1ES
i 'Demand doposlts, except United States Govern
ment deposits, public funds, and deposits of
other bonk 902,115.87
Time deposits, except postal savings, public tunds,
and deposits of other banks 374,586.20
Public funds of States, counties, school districts.
or other subdivisions or municipalities : ' 266.S10.25
Deposits of other banks, including certified and
cashiers' checks outstanding 15,602.30
Total of items 14 to IS:
(a) Secured by pledge of loans
' andor investments $ 206,070.00
(b) Not secured by pledge ot
loans andor investments ...... 1,354,044.62 - ;
(o) Total Deposits $ 1,569,114.62
Capital account:
Class A preferred stock, 625
shares, par $100.00 per share,
retirable at $100.00 per share;
Common stock. 625 shares, par ,
14.
18.
30.
$100.00 per share
Surplus
Undivided profits net
Total Capital Account
Total Liabilities
MEMORANDUM: Loans and
Plfrttrnd tn flenuro Liabilities
Other bonds. Btocks, and
,. Total Pledged (excluding rediscounts) $ 205,070.00
(b) Against publlo funds ot States, counties, -,
ehnnl districts: or other subdivisions or munici
palities
.h) Total Pledged
State ot Orenon. County ot
"' I, E. M. Bubb, cashier ot
swear that the above statement is
and belief. .-.
Sworn to and subscribed ' before
me this 8th day of Nov., 1936.,
(SEAL) H. C. QUIGLEY,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 11,
1936
Canada's New
1 X7 m
In the icene of traditional aplendor attending the Induction ot a
governor general of Canada, Lord Tweedsmnlr 1 shown in the top
photo facing an assemblage of British and Canadian notables after
be had been given the oath of office In Quebee by the chief justice
ot Canada' supreme court Below, the Dominion's new chief Is
shown In full dres uniform, ablaze with decorations, with Lady
Tweedsmnlr beside him. The governor general Is famed a a world
traveler and aa John Buchan, the author.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Not. 9, VPy The
stock market sobered today after
lta utilities spree of yesterday,
and moderately mixed drive
movements marked comparatively
quiet dealings.
Some-rails and specialties were
firm, while mild profit taking ap
peared In power and light issues.
Fractional changes predominated
at the Irregular close. Transfers
approximated 1,100,000 shares.
Market analysts had expected
more realizing than appeared in
the brief session, and constructive
interpretations were placed on
the absence of important selling.
All financial marketa will be
closed Monday for Armistice Day.
African war news, as tor some
time past, was a negligible mar
ket Influence. Domestic trade de
velopments were cheerful.
Shares ot Chesapeake Corp.
gnlned aoout three points. Owens
Ulinols Glass was up six or so on
Reserve uismci ro. is
oougaiions, . aireci
61.791.90
$
125,000.00
25,000.00
84,996.55
......
1S4.996.65
. $ 1,744,111.17
Investments
-
securities . $ - 206,070.00
. $ 205,070.00
- $ 205,070.00
Klamath, ss:
the above-named bank, do solemnly
true to the best ot my knowledge
E. M. BUBB, Cashier.
CORRECT ATTEST:
W. C. DALTON,
OSCAR SHIVE,
M. 8. WEST, Directors,
Herald Nov. 9 No. 322
Ruler in Office
a few transfers. Commercial Sol
vents was a lively performer at
a gain ot a point.
Brokerage sentiment was still
on the optimistic side so far as
the general run ot stocks is con
cerned, and the concensus seemed
to be that most reactions will be
on the mildly corrective type, and
will not effect tho long-pull trend.
During the week there were 44
favorable dividends against 19
tho week betore.
Further confirmation, of recov
ery was given, by the Associated
Press weekly index ot Industrial
activity, which registered its fifth
consecutive advance. At 81.4 the
index was at- it highest since
July. 1933.
Today closing prices:
Alaska Juneau "J
Allied Chemical & Dye 1631
American Can 1UI
American Com'l Alcohol 33J
American & Foreign Power 62
American Power & Light 88
American Smelt. & Ret 67j
A. T. & T . US
American Tob. B 1043
Anaconda Copper 203
Atchison, T. & S. F. 49J
Atlantic Refining u 233
Baltimore & Ohio 11
Bendlx Aviation .j 22i
Bethlehem Steel 43
Boeing Air 14 i
Burr. Adding Machine 27
California Pack ....
Case. J. I
Caterpillar Tractor
104
593
86
141
21
943
721
2i
1394
160
Chrysler Motor
Colorado Gas & Electric
Commercial Solvents
Continental Can -
Corn Products
Curtiss Wright
Dupont & De N.
Eastman Kodak
Electric Auto Light
365
General Electric, j. 38i
General Foods - 321
General Motors 6S3
Gillette Razor l?i
Gold Dust 171
Homestake Mining 400
International Harvester
International Nickel
5S)
341
111
931
271
I. T. & T.
Johns Manville
Kennecott Con. Copper ..
Llbbey-O-Ford ..
471
Liggett & Myers B 117
Llauld Carbide a.- 34
Lorlllard Tob. Co 20 i
Monty Ward ...........
Nash Motor 171
National Biscuit .... 35J
National Dairy Products .... 1S8
National Distillers - 338
New York Central 231
North American 27
Paclflo Gas & Electric 30
Paciflo Light 64 j
Packard Motor . 68
Park Utah j. 4
Penney, J. C 801
Penn R. R 271
Phillips Pet 353
Public Service New Jersey .. 448
Pullman Co j. 338
Radio Corp 81
Remington Rand - 148
Reynolds Tob. B ..... 67
Sears Roebuck . .... 628
Shell Union l 12
Southern Pacific 18
Standard Brands . 15
Standard Oil California 37
Standard Oil New Jersey.... 498
Studebaker Corp. 78
Texns Corp -.. 23
Trans-America ................ 1 1
Union Carbide . 72
Union Pacific ..' 97
United Airlines 9!
United Aircraft ...j. 21
United Corp 61
United Gtts Imp 171
U. S. Industrial Alcohol ... 471
U. S. Rubber 141
U. S. Steel 47
Westtnghouse Electric ....v... 94 3
Woolworth 673
Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Service 8
Electrlo Bond & Share ........ 17
TULEUKE COTTLE
MEETING CALLED
TULELAKE, Calif. Dairymen
and cattle ralaera of the Tulelake
basin area will meet in Tulelake
on November 16, with experienced
men from practically all branches
of the livestock Industry, and will
have an opportunity to hear of
methods and operations concern
ing creamery operations, dairy
work and cheese making, together
Ith much Information regard
ing feeding, care of herds, rec
ords, breeding and benefits to be
derived from organized effort of
dairymen.
The meeting will be sponsored
by the Reporter, and it Is ex
pected that T. Francis Hunt of
the University of California, Dr.
Jay, veterinary of the U. 8. D. A.,
Corrallls, Ore., and others will
be present.
Plans cail for opening of the
meeting at 9:30 Saturday morn
ing In the Mecca club room, and
continuance of the session
through the noon hour, when the
Mecca will serve dinner, and a
round-table discussion of prob
lems with question and answers
held.
The afternoon will be devoted
o talks by the various specialists
in their lines, with closing of the
session at around 4:00 o'clock.
In order that local men may get
home to their evening work at an
early hour.
DRUNKEXXE88 AND CRIME
BONANZA, Ore. (To tho Ed
itor) In yonr editorials of a
recent date you state that
'Drunkenness Is a form of temp
orary Insanity." I would ques
tion that statement. While some
might call It Insanity I would pre
fer to call It something else, as
we hare too much Insanity and
too many insane alibis. I would
call it "devillahness" (or per
haps ornerynesB).
I contend that the so-called
drunkard knows what he is doing
until ho becomes Insensible, and
then be Is incapable of commit
ting a crime. R. F. PEPPLE.
This overseas talk of mandates
has Ima Spinster all ears.
This Curious World V.
19U BY MSA SCRVICC IMC
in CENTRAO AMERJCA, there are beetles
SO LARGE THAT THEY CAN BREAK THE WINOSHIELO
OF AN AUTOMOBILE TRAVELING AT HIGH SPEED.
THE WORD
"ALPHABET"
CONSISTS OF BUT
7WO LETTERS
THE GREEK
LETTER A ALPHA)
AND THE GREEK.
LETTER B CBETA).
Royal Bridegroom
HORIZOXTAli
l,5The of
, son of
King George
14 Above.
15 Aphid.
IS Sour.
17 Being.
IS To come In.
19 English coin.
20 Squandering.
22 To backslide
25 Snouts.
29 To degrade.
33 To languish.
'34 Denoting final
end.
35 Intelligence.
36 Blood pump.
37 ToW.
Answer to
T5TrT5L
64 Region.
66 He is also
called Prince
43 Grated harshly 67 Witticism.
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48 Part of mouth, ks Ho u the En. 6 To yearn. 44 To sob.
49 Person having . Rsh king's
leprosy.
51 Hawk's cage.
52 Toward sea.
63 Abounding In
terns.
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State Grange Head
Tulelake Speaker
TULELAKE, Calif. Oraniar
of Tulelake met In regular
slon last Thursday night, and
heard an addrusa by Slut Uranga
Master Sehlmeyer pertaining to
recent leglalntlv meaaure
brought up at both state and na
tional congros snd tiiruura'
problems.
Dinner wa served at Ilia high
sehool auditorium by the women
ot the grange, and th following
program wan given:
Vocal solo by Miss Gladys
Champion, accompanied Dy Mis
Norrls.
Two vocal number by O, A.
Schults, Felix Sodermnn, William
Anderson and Mr. Moore.
Song by Joyce Turnbaugh.
A skit, "The Ever-Popular
Damel," was given by Olady
England, Walter England, L. C.
Klrby, D. W. Turnbaugh, Cecil
Pence and William Weltkamp.
Following the program. Grang
Master Sehlmeyer addressed th
group.
Mexican Indiana
Take to Warpath
NOGALE9, Arts., Nor. . (UP)
Reports reaching thla border
town Friday from tbe interior of
Sonora, said Here Yaqul tribes
men bad gone on the warpath,
raiding the village ot Potam on
Thursday night and killing tour
citizens.
The Yaqnls, the border reports
said, have Joined rebels who ar
attempting to overthrow the Stat
government In protest against
church, agrarian and labor poli
cies as interpreted by Governor
Ramon Ramos. ...
Mickey Cochrane, returning:
from Wyoming, said he wa
hunting bear. That seem a bit
vindictive after what he did to
its children,
Jimmy Walker says be wants
to be Just "John Average Citi
zen." The old Manhattan mayor
evidently ain't what he used to
be.
Bats have eyes and can see.
They are easily dazed by the glare
of a light, since they are noctur
nal creatures, and thus fly blind
ly.
Previous Puzzle
12 Ages.
13 Right.
20 He belongs to
the House of
21 To examine.'
23 Dressed hides.
24 Chosen.
26 Native metal.
27 Male child.
28 Aurora.
30 Drone.
31 Wing.
32 Title ot
courtesy.
3S Otherwise.
39 Legal claim,
40 Armadillo. '
41 Sprite.
Iris.
3 Recognizes
as heir.
4 Formerly.
42 To opine.
5 Narrow valley 43 Delivered. ' '
7 Opposite of In 45 Oriental nurse.
son 8 Consumer. 46 Fairy.
,,. , ' 9 Part of a bird's 47 Pitcher.
' ERT1CAL bm 50 Go,f tencher.
1 To accompllsh.10 Portico. 62 Cry of pleasure
2 Layer of the 11 Tarpaulin. 65 Advertisement.
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