The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 13, 1936, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textm Mny 18, 1030 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE N1NB - II i i 1 i1 Classifi e d Ad S e BUY, SELL AND TRADE WITH NEWS-HERALD WANT-ADS FOR RATES: CASH ADS 2c par word por day's insertion, ' CHARGE ADS 3 par word par day'i Insertion. All Mail Ordor Ads Must Have, Cash With Order. 10 20 par cant dlaoount od ads r a a it I a ena week. par cant discount oo ads running ona month. : All oleaslfled ads are Insert ad In both The Klamath News and Kvenlni Herald at tha above rates, appearing) In Tba News flral. ' , Tlma limit for classification la tha following day' papera Is tiO P. M. Ada desired In aarlad on tha aama day sob ultttd will ba to run "Too Uta to Classify."-"' CLASSIFIED INDEX All elasstflcatlone ara nnm barad and appear la anmarlcal ordor. rollowlni la an alpha balhlcnl rataronoa Hit ot tka Bora Important classifications: Automotlra It Building Materials . 10a Business Oppntrunltlca It Contract Work Wanted.. 10 Educational ...... t rarm Implamanta Ita rurnlibad Apt. to Let. II Furnished Houia to LeU. 14 Paroished Rooms to LeU 11 Financial ...... It Oanaral Notteea I Halp Wanted, Malo... I Nalp Wantad, Fsmalsu-. T Livestock and fd... ft Lost and Found... , t Mlsoellaasous tor Sale, tt Personate Poultry tor Bala.. Itaal Eatata for Bale Itaal Eatata for Un Raal Eatata Wantad.. Room and Doard.. Bltuatlona Wanted- flwapa Transportation . Dnfurn. Ilouaea to Let It Wantad Mlscallaneoua tl Wantad to Kant It S General Noticea JLnjUUUTTi raniaTaaiiiii I " I IT TAINTING Phone 1466. 4S17 . CALL, Pattaraon Paint Store. lor painters and paper hangers. Floor Sanders and pollaliera for rant, Phone 1145. ISO Wain. 4114 ANYWHRRH FOR HirtB TRUCK INU llnndod and llconaod currier. Wa haul anything. Phona 3241. 4805 Transportation ' SAVE I Go by Bui Via Band and Mt. Hood Shortest Routo, Lowott Farei to Northwest Poinh Ona Round Way Trip Portland '$5.90 $10.65 Seattle $8.40 $14.65 Spokane $11.90 $20.05 Buaaoa Leave 11:45 Noon from The Greyhound Depot For Information Phone 99! 6 Help Wanted Male MEN WANTED 1 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING . Representative national organ! aatlon will select men for shop work, Inatallatlon '.and theo retical training In elootrlo re frigeration and alr-oondltlon-Ing. U. B. I. plana for ex panalon now made. See, write , or phone Mr. Sohmldt, Elk ' Motel, Wednesday, Thursday, until I p, m, Lakevlew Hotel, Lakevlew, Ore., FrTrBSG 3860 Klamath Ila 11 It 1 7 80a The firms and Individuals represent ed In this Alphabetical Directory ot Specialized Business and Profession al Service are known as Klamath Falls' most reliable business men and Beauty Culture ' Flahermen SALON OF BHAUTY Frederic- Jet your live minnows at the Duart and Hugene permanent '"'t house In roar of Weat Bud wavil at La Polnte'.. 735 Orocery, 115 Payne. 85o doien. Modford School of Beauty Cul- Fuel ture. 410 B. Main St., Medford, Oregon. Enroll now for May Peyton ,, C0B, 6Bo m ,b, olnss, 8368 House Moving Commercial Printing i R. II. HADLKY House moving Printing , ot all kinds. SHOP- and raising. Phone 1669-W. PINO OUIOB, Pelican Theatre 11 Bldl- Palmer Chiropractor Contractor and Builder DR. ULBN MOORS ' Nourocalometer X-Ray Leo Huls, Phone 800. Hstl- 88S Main Opp, Court House mntos furnished. 8840 , .... Dentist Piano Tuning V Dr. R. M. Graves, Dentist. Phone Der' Mu" ,t0"' 288. Undorwood Bldg. 8830 ....... pumpg i i i . Floor Sanding : ' - - ; i Dyron JnokBon Pumps, , Sorvlce, FLOOR SANDING AND REFIN- J. M. Wnuchopo, lit 8. Utb 8,1 ISIIINQ. Phone 108W8. Phone 1308J. I 9 Situation Wanted YOIINO MAN wltll two years' experience In auto paint shop want work. . 1110 Oregon, . 3804 (lltAI)l) ATIO Eugenie lliiHlmtas Uollngo ilimlriM position. Natur 'al swomtarlal alilllly plus col- I iimi irulnliiK iiiakne valued us . Dimmit, Adaptable and re . soiiroohil girl. K. U II. B, gradnnte, ltiiferoncos. l'hone . 18F24 after 4:30 p. m. 8853 JOXI'KKIICNCUI) woman cook wiuiln Job In or out of town '3114 West Multi, 1141 WOMAN wishes Job cooking for crow In camp or ranch; neat riifnroncea. t.'ll H, 4tli. 3839 12 Room and Hotrrf 1IOAHI) and llooni. cheap. 1026 Jcffi-rsnn. Ph.dio Hofi-M. 8557 13 Furnished Apartments FOR It KNT Two-room apart ment. Front enlruuce, 301 , Washington. 8866 4 ROOMS Modern, 147.50. Al exander Apnrtmi'iil K. 3B0o FOR KENT Bmall 2-room Apt 811 1'lue. 1848 VACANCY Audley Apartments. 8U8 H. tin. i'lione 811. 8811 VAtlAN'OV Arrnde nuitrtmonis. 10 Wanted to Rant WANTED Five or six-room un furnished house, good loca tion, llnat references. , rhone 458J. 3878 WANTED I or t room furnliihed apartment or houne. Modern, reasonable, call tiurman urcm- 17 Real Estate For Sale FOR BALE 40 acres In Keno district, with deep wall. Will trade for truck with license. Emll Harris, Btewnrt addition. 8841 19 Automotive JUBT TRADED IN 03 I Silver ' Streak Pontlao, tha car with all steel turret top pud triple sealed hydraulic urnkos, 11)35 Ford deluxe touring soduu, only 7000 miles. This cur has center noise. The owner saw hla mistake too late. We don't want It, either, Come In and make an offer. Snyder Motor Co., till and Klamath and 11th and Main. 4820 USED CARS ItSO LaBalle Town Sedan, 1 t wire wheels. Itl4 Olds I Touring ficdnn, Bide mounts, perfect con' dllion. ltil Packard. Small I Sedan. 1110 Bnlck Small t Coupe. Imperial Moton, Inc. Cadlllao and LeSalle 3rd and Mala FOR SALE Good selection used trucks with flat beds, stake racka, dump bod lea, panels and pickups. Also a good se- , lection of cheap used cars, coupes, roadstors, sedans. J. W. Kerns. Phone 1063, 734 R. filh HI. . 4812 20 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR BALE Keystone potato planter, cheap. Perry Haley. Btato Line road, Merrill. 3835 FOR BALE Wool bags. 4-lb. double stitched jnte, 40e each. Fleece twine, 150 lb. Mont gomery Ward. 4801 FOR SALE Electric washer, 123. Rt. 1, Box I3. 1857 FOR BALK Dimension lumber. Posts. -lit, I, Box 85, Klam ath Falls. . 8547 FOR BALK Plants, peppers, onions, tomatoes, very earlleat, O r y a t a l'a, Merrlll-Lakevlew Junction. , , 8650 FOR BALK Cabbage plants, 60c hundred. Crystal's. Sootf FOR BALE Netted. Gam seed potatoes, Oreo Storey, Mor rill, j , 8709 Business Directory women. You will find them ready to serve you promptly, economically and efficiently. For your own satis faction use this handy guide to the services they offer. " Automotive Down Down Down GO PRICES No. Waa 6922 1929 Essex Sedan ...$ 1 65 6935 1930 Chevrolet Sedan $265 6947 1931 Graham Sedan $225 6948 1930 Hupmobile .:...$ 1 95 7027 1929 Pontiac Sedan .....$ 1 65 7080 1929 Plymouth Sedan. .....$ 1 75 7088 1933 Ford V-8 Sedan $465 7114 1933 Ford V-8 Sedan $450 7137 1932 Plymouth Sedan $350 7190 1934 Chevrolet Sedan Master with Trunk .....$565 7215 1932 Chevrolet Spec. Sed . 7231 1935 Willys 77 Sedan $445 R69M 1931 Essex Sedan... $225 6740 1930 Chevrolet Dlx. Sed $275 This is n sumple of the values is very complete, and prices have been reduced far below the market. All late model cars carry. the famou "OK'd Guarantee" Locke Motor Co, Sixth and Oak It's Your Money In justice to yourself, before prices and terms- IVfid Week Specials 1935 Pontiac DeLuxe Coupe, radio. 1985 Graham Custom Sedan, heater. 1935 Hupmobile Aerodynamic Touring Sedan. 1935 Ford Touring Sedan, only 7,000 miles. 1934 Chrysler Sedan, heater, radio. 1935 Dodge Pickup, like new, 11,000 miles, . Also 40 other cars of all makes .-and models $35.00 up EZGMAC TERMS . LIBERAL TRADES , Remember, you always do better at Snyder Motor Co Pontiac 9th and Klamath 20 Mit cellaneous For Salo 1 IRRIGATION AND DOMESTIC pumps. High efficiency, low price. We also repair elec tric equipment and pumps of any make and kind. Herbert H. Williams. 127 N. tth street Phone, shop, 1914J, residence, 927J. 4734 FOR BALE Used refrigerator, curtains, rocker, mlacellane oua articles. 531 N. ttb. 1850 SEED POTATOES tl sack. 105 Commercial. Phone 138BW. 3861 GOOD BOAT Built tor out board. Cheap. Phona 1891M. 8870 FOR BALE Grocery stock, good location, 1866 Portland. 3880 FOR SALE Used drag saw, In ursi eiava nieeuauicai cunai- tlon, $100. See Nool, Mont gomery Ward, , . . 4803 Repairing Prompt, quality sorvlce, lawn mower welding, gun, bicycle, saws, etc. Bodenhamer Saw Fil ing. 218 B. Main. Phone 8268 Furniture and; stove repairing neatly done. All work guaran teed or money baok. Perkins Bargain House. Ill N. 4th St, Phona lit. Roofing RB-ROOF NOW with the NEW PIONBER DUTCH LAP Copper Clip Shingles. A product ot 48 years' experience. Repairing, re coatlng, and all types of roof work, ATLAS ROOF CO., 810 Greer Bldg. Phone 608. 4718 Sewing HEMSTITCHING, dressmaking, ladles' tailoring, men's altera tions, buttons covered. Mrs. H. M. Allondor. 5M 4 Walnut. 3543 Homstltchlng, belt clasps, -buttons. The Oolden Rule, 8643 c t io n QUICK RESULTS Automotive Now $150 $250 $193 $170 $155 $165 $425 $415 $325 $525 $395 $425 $195 $260 we are offering. Our stock Sixth and Plum you invest, investigate our 6 and 8 11th and Main 20 Miscellaneous For Sale AUCTION FARM MACHINERY . SAT. MAY 16th 2 p. m. AT ' One Fourth Milo South of Malone OR Two and Ona Half Miles South east of Merrill 1 Oliver Row Crop Tractor (18 H7 H. P.) . Perfect condition 1 Set Cultivator Attachments (For Oliver Tractor) 1 Oliver Doable Dtso (10 Foot Tractor Hitch) 1 Oliver 8 Section Harrow 1 John Deer a way Plow (1.0 in. ; lint toni-Trac tor Hitch) 1 John Deer Walking Plow (18' llottom) 1 Superior Grain Drill Seed Attachment. JO foot Tractor Hitch s Calvin Crnltc, Owner Chae. K. Wlrae, Auctioneer Terms Cash FOR . SALB Good logging . teams and harness, 1650 to 1800 lbs. ' Also small farm teams. , Priced to soil. If you need norees be sure to see us before you buy. J. w. Kerns, phone 1053, 734 S. 6th St. 4811 FOR SALB Two small electric sprays, suitable for painting autos, furniture, etc. Priced right. One glass case t feet long, 32 Inches wide, 3 feet 8 Inches high, Patterson Paint Store. 4815 II Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED BEFORE FRIDAY NOON Amateurs to broadcast over KFJI on Big Basin Ap pliance Co. 'i "Star ot tha Fu ture" amateur hour. For au dition call 1086, 1159W or go to Helea Thrnnert's School ot Dancing. ,. 4828 WANTED Good used gasoline washing machine. Y. R. Car ney, Ft. Klamath. " 8362 FOUR-HORSB aeed drill or larger with ' grass seed at tachment wanted. Mlgbt take three-horse drill It In good condition. Not Interested In wreck. Reg. E, Thomas, Lnn- - fell Valloy, R. R, 1, Bonanza. ' - , 4804 22 Livestock and Feed FOR ' SALE Fresh- Jersey cow and calf. Heavy,, rich milker.. Rt. 1, Bog 88. Phone 88W5. ' - 8865 22 Livestock and Feed ' FOR BALE Four 2-year-old grade Percheron stallions. El igible to grade license. Rt. 2, iiox 223. 8874 FOR SALE Welner pig. Mlllor iHlund road. J. N. Htlles. 3836 22a Poultry tor Sale HANSON and Hollywood chicks, 8o. Rocks and Reds, 8c. While leghorn pullets, 20c. Roosters He Large vigorous chicks. Catalogue. Jenks Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon. 4746 FOR BALK Six weeks old cock erels, 12c. R. W. Unman, 1 milos southeast of Mack's store. 3868 DAY OLD 'White leghorn chicks for sale at Garrett's Poultry Farm s Hatchery. All breed log stock blood tested by O. 8. C. Satisfaction guaranteed. 8 per hundred In 600 lots delivered. Box 183, Granta Pass, Oregon. - 4764 SUPER QUALITY CHICKS Bred i for size and production, state blood tosud, White Leghorns, texud day old pullets or straight run chicks. Also R. I. Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks. Scud card for litera ture giving prices and testi monials, jSntalJllslied 20- years. Munulre Electric Hatchery, 2416 N. E. Oregon St,, Fort land, Ore., .-4819 25 Money to Loan LOWEST RATES "on AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING Quick, Dependable, Safe, No co-algners No Red Tape NO HIDDEN CHARGES Let us finance your new or used car purchase Motor Investment Co. License M104 114 No. 7th Ph. 882 The First Federal has PLENTY OF MONEY YOU CAN BORROW , BUY , . . BUILD. . . REMODEL Own a Modern Home Pay I.cks Than" Rent Low' Cost, tang Trim , Monthly Payment Plan FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KLAMATH FALLS 111 No. Oth l'hone 1GI0 Legal Noticea SUMMON8 ' v In the Justice Court of the District of Llnkvllle, County of Klamath, State of Oregon. James Keith and Beatrice Keith, doing business aa La Pointe's, plaintiffs, vs. Max My ers and Ellen Myers, defen dants. 4 To: Max Myers and Ellen My ers, defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: Yon, and each of you, are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you, and each of you. In the above en titled action on or before June 3rd, 1936. that being the last day of the time allowed under the order for publication ot this summons; if you fail so to ap pear and auswer, for want there of, the plaintiffs will take Judg ment against you as follows: For the sum of (53.18, to gether with Interest there on at the rate of 8 per . annum from the 24tb day ' of January, 1836, until paid ' and for their costs and dis bursements herein Incurred. This summons Is served upon you and each ot yon, by publica tion thereof fn the Evening Her ald, a dally newspaper printed and published In Klamath Falls, Klamath County. Oregon, by or der ot W. B. Barnes, Justice ot Peace for the District ot Llnk vllle, County ot Klamath. State of Oregon, entered on the btn day of May, 1936, which order required that this summons oe published once a week tor tour successive weeks, the first' pub lication thereof to be on the 6th day of May, 1936, and the last on the 3rd day ot June, 1936. L. ORTH SISEMORE, Attorney for Plulnliff, 205 Odd Fellows Building, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. (May 6, 13, 20, 27; June 3) (H No. 117.) NOTICE OF SALB OF REAL PKOPKHTY FOR DKLINQUKNT IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT. By virtue of a Warrant issued hv the Police Judge ot the City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated the 31st day of March, ittsu, A. D.j and to me directed, notice Is hereby given that I have levied upon the following-described real property, to-wlt: Lot 16-B, Block 8, 'Railroad Addition to the City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon, . taken and levied ' upon as the nrnnertv of Alice V. Wright, In satisfaction of a certain paving Hen created and docketed by the City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, for a proportionate share ot the cost ot Improving 65th Improve ment Uult which said Hen is docketed in Volume 4 of the Bond Lien Docket ot said City at page 50 thereof on the date ot May 4, 1927, A. D., In the sum of 8762.93. Notice Is also, hereby given that tha undersigned will, on the 14th day of May, 1936, at the hour ot 10 o'clock A. M. ot said day, at tha front door of the City Hall In said City, sell at publlo auction to the highest bidder tor cash In hand, the aforemention ed and desortbed real . property, or so much thereof as may be nocessary to satisfy the above lien in the sum ot 762.98, to gether with Interest thereon at the rate ot t per cent per annum from the 4th day of May, 1927, A. D.v and together with the costs and dlsbursementa ot sale hereunder. " v FRANK HAMM, , 7 . Chief of Police of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. H. A. 16, 22, 29, M. 6, 18. NO. 92 Legal Noticea NOTICE OF BALE OF REAL PROPERTY Foil DELINQUENT IMPROVEMENT AHHKMHMKNT By virtue of a Warrant Issued by the Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated the 8th day of May, A. D. 1938, and to me directed, notice Is hereby given that I have levied upon the following-described real property, to-wlt: Lot 18 In Block 29, and Lots 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 12, 23 and 24 In Block 82, all In Second Addition to the City ot Klam ath Falls, Oregon, taken and levied upon as the property of M. L. Johnson' and Mae C. Mason, in satisfaction of a certain sewer Hen created and docketed by the City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for a propor tionate share of the cost of Im proving 8th Hewer Unit, which said lien is docketed in Volume 6 ot the Bond Lien Docket of said City at pages 19, 26, 26 and 27 thereof on the date of June 29, 1927, In the sum ot 8388.08. Notice la also hereby given that the undersigned will, on the 12th day of June, A. D. 1938, at the hour ot IV o ciocg a. . oi said day, at the front door of the City Hall in said City, sell at public auction to the highest bid der for cash In hand, the afore mentioned and described real property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above lien In the sum of I3H8.08, together with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 29tb day of June, A. D. 1927, and together with the costs and dtebursements of sale hereunder. - . FRANK HAMM, Chief of Police of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. (H-M.13,20,27;J.3,10 No. 122) NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR DELINQUENT IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT. By virtue of a Warrant Issued by the Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated the 21st day . of March, 1936. A. D.. and to me directed, notice is hereby given that I have levied upon the following-described real property, to-wlt: Lota 15-C and 16-A In block 8. Railroad Addition to tbe City ot Klamath Falls, Ore gon, ' taken and' ' levied upon as the property of Florence Fitzgerald and M. G. MacNevln, in satis faction of a certain paving lien created and docketed by tbe City ot Klamath Falls. Oregon, lor a proportionate share ot the cost of improving 65th Improvement Unit which said lien Is docketed In Volume 4 ot the Bond Lien Docket ot said City at psge 50 thereof on the date of May 4, 1927, A. D., In tba sum of $763.02. Notice Is also hereby given that tha undersigned will, on the 14th day ot May, 1936, at the hoar of 10 o'clock A. M. ot said day, at the .front door of tbe City Hall in said City, sell at public auction to tbe highest bidder for cash In band, the aforementioned and described real property, or so much thereof as may be necess ary to satisfy tbe above lien in the sum of 8768.02, together with Interest thereon at the rate ot ( per cent per annum from tbe 4th day ot May, 1927, A. D., and together with tbe costs and disbursements ot sale hereun der. FRANK HAMM, Chief of Police of tha City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. H. A. 15, 22, 29, M. 6, 13. No. tl The evergreen tree, although a cheerful object In winter, Is dull-looking in summertime. The chlorophyl granules are with drawn from the leaf surfaces, giving the leaves a dull, reddish brown color. Probably tha smallest college In America Is Dropsle college, in Philadelphia. It has about 25 students and six teachers. Dream of Tahiti Idyll Shattered Tahiti, their wonderful land ot dreams, became a land ot disil lusionment to Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hogsn, shown here as they arrived in San Francisco on their way back to Pontiac, Mich The Hogans, with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill D Walls, were prlnct pals'ln a double wedding, the four then leaving tor the South Seas - "It was a paradise,-but cash is necessary even in a paradise," explained the Hogans i- iwr f "" iv p 1 1 1 J fh i aHtftss jaassaesssaf" Pictorial Bare Weird 'Snake Murder' Tale Accusing each other in a weird murder that rivaled a tale ot Oriental Action, Charles S. Hope, left, and Robert 3. James, right, are held for the killing of James' fifth wife, and District Attorney Buron Fitts of Los Angeles, center, says he will ask the death pen alty for James. The body of Mrs. James was found In the Illy pond at the James home, which the three are viewing above. James is said to have confessed that he and Hope strapped the woman to a table and allowed rattlesnakes to bite her several time, then drowned her in a bathtub, later putting the body in the' pond. . -James carried a $10,000 insurance policy on the victim. iNavy Secretary's Feeling Better r,JLH v s$F&& iU .."v .? a :s wr w ir ir. May days and sunshine are especially welcome to Secretary of the Navy Claude A. Swanson, ill for more than two months, and at , one time in critical condition. The cabinet officer is shown here in his -wheel chair as he enjoyed the balmy breezes that swept across the lawn of the U. S. Naval hospital in Washington. His face shows the effects of his long siege. Swanson has been in the hospital since February, when he fell in his home and broke a '. rib, pleurisy following; - Former HORIZONTAL Answer to 1 31st president m of the U. S. A LA W0 I PiUS B ADA i UaIg Mb Tig ea dD 5fcaXL pnHTr SIM Tic 110 12 Flock. . 13 Form1 of "be." .-11 Dwellings. 16 T6' Be-Indebted . 17 Work ot skill. It Handful; ' 20 Males. - 21' Heathen god.1' 23 Cravat. 24 Mother. 25 Skillet. 27 North America ill 29 Exclamation. 31 To chatter, H verbal. ?i:::t.. , - 36 Domesticated. tS Male ancestor, 37 Shoves. 60 Recipient. ' 41 Sofa. 62 Folding bed. 43 Type standard. 63 Tanned sheep 46 Blue grass. skin, v ' 46 Chum. 4 He is a 47 Like. 43 Preposition. 60 Accomplished. 52 Tumor. mlnlna 65 He was admin Istrator of ' .during the " 7" is ! W iii ' is iS" jtf . W so Ti eE35 55 " Jjll "" s "iS " at" X J s 5o " " """ & 55T"-"icl " W 06 59 10 , 5T 48 ' '15 II " 55" 5?" so" - ST 3e" T" "77- 77 SaT T SS" "" ST" 77"SeT So" " "" " SJ 77 55 "" 7 t st" : : : r ; ij. Highlight s 'pi Km y 1 Y President Previous Puule 12 He was Secre- EH frequent radio (pi.). 18 Peak. 22 To loiter. " 26 Native. 28 To recede. . 30 Mortar tray, 32 Curse. 36 To grow rips. 38 Above. 39 To bow. 40 Dress coat end, 42 Mover's truck. 44 Idiot. 47 Eagle's neft. 49 Long tooth. 61 Gaming cubes. 52 Moist, 63 Unless. ' 64 Poem. , . 55 Rumanian coins. - 57 Neither. 58 Salt. 69 Sprite. 61 Halt an cm. VERTICAL 1 Genus ot palms. 2 Level. 8 Musics note. 4 Beside. 5 Sun god. 6 Followed along 7 Cattle drove, - 8 Exclamation, - 9 Promise. 10 To eject. V. I If i mm iHftiEM T I A R AI1L E I i ItddTTja L S BlIa f EHr15 T EITIAINIUISI 11JJU