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The Delta independent., 1923-02-16

TREAsURER's NOTICE COMPLYING
WITH REQUEST FOR NOTIFICATION
so AS TO BECOME ENTITLED TO
TAX DEED, LAWS OF 1905.
Trcasurcrs Office
County Of Delta.
State of Colorado. A'
Tho County Treasurer Of the County OF
Delta. in the State of Colorado.
To y. A. Ward and to every person in
actual possession or occupancy of the here
matter described land. and to all persons
having an interest title of record in and
to the same. Greeting:
You arc hereby notified that at sale of
rcnicstatc. situate In the county OF Delta.
state of Colorado. for delinquent taxes for
the year 1918. at the County Treasurcrs
office In the city OF Delta. in the County
and State aforesaid. on the 2nd day OF De-
ccmbcr A. ID. 1919. In accordance with the
law. The Plains Loan. Realty Investment
Company was the purchaser Of certain
tract Of land to-wit: West u OF Swh of
Swh OF SWM Of Section 20 In Township
IA. of Range %. being 8 ncres In said ooun
ty and state. as having been sold for said
delinquent taxes for which said purchase of
land Il paid to said county treasurer such
treasurer the following sums. to-wt: $11.23
taxes. n cents interest thereon for advcr-
Using and 10 cents for a certificate Of pur-
chase thereof total sum OF $12.70 and for
which II is to receive interest thereon until
it's redemption at the maximum statutory
ratio Of "a per cent per annum for the first
six months 1s per cent for tho Soc
cnd ak months and 12 per cent per an
mum for the next two years. and thereafter
at the rate OF 8 per cent per annum that
said land was taxed for said year A. d.
1913, and so sold In the said year A. D.
1919. In tho name Of d. A. Ward. Schedule
No. ......: that said Tho Plains Loan
Realty and Invcstmcnt Company who Is new
tho owner and holder thereof. and has paid
subsequent taxes on said land, which said
County Treasurcr endorsed on said ccrtifi-
cato Of purchase at tho times and In tho
amount as follows. towit: October goth.
1920. sf5 60: Sept 7th. 1921. &22 30: Aug.
10th. 1922. Sfo.2a. and for which the said
owner and holder Of said certificate Ia to
receive interest thereon from satd times Of
payment at the ratio Of IL per cent per an
mum until Its redemption that the said The
Plains Loan. Realty q Investment Company
of the matters and things herein stated.
that II may become entitled to a tax deed
to said land BY reason OF said sale for taxes.
II said land be not redeemed In compliance
with law; that tho time for redemption from
said sale for taxcs will expire at tho hour
OF o'clock p. NJ. Juno 9TH. A. d. 1923 and
a tax dced will issue therefor at tho hour
Of ten minutes past three O'Clock p. NJ.
June 9Th. A. d. 1923 unless redeemed before |
\ decd iss1es. whom and where you may bo |
present a. you may be advised.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this 18th day |
Of February. 1923.
County Treasurer of Delta County. Colorado. |
publlshed Ia The Delta Independent, 1st |
Feb. 1as End Fob. 2S. and 8rd Mar. End. |
Leo. q. Mann. Attorney for Applicant.
The Delta independent., 1923-02-16
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
M SS7

Estate Of Jesse Frank Sanders. Deceased
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to present them for
adjustment to the County Court OF Delta
County. Colorado. on the 5th day Of March.
A. d. 1923.
KATHERINE SANDERS.
Administratrx.
First pub. Jan. 90; last pub. Feb. %.
The Delta independent., 1923-02-16

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice is hereby given that there will be
a meeting of the stockholders of the Farm
ers Milling Produce Company, at the Com
munity Rooms in the City of Delta, at 2
o'clock p. m. on the 3rd day of March.
A. D. 1923, for the purpose of electing q
board of directors for the ensuing year and
for such other and further business may
properly come before the meeting.
JAMES ARMAND, President.
G. e. BLAINE, Secretary.
First pub. Feb. 2; last Mar. 2. 1923.
The Delta independent., 1923-02-16

TREAsURER's NOTICE COMPLYING
WITH REQUEST FOR NorIFIcATIoN
SO AS TO BECOME ENTITLED TO A
TAX DEED. LAWS OF 1905.
Treasurers Office
County of Delta.
The County Treasurer of the County of
Delta, in the State of Colorado.
To Fred S. HotchkIss. Leon Hotchkiss. E.
Clair Hotchkiss. Judge Adair J. Hotchkiss.
Harvey Sare, the Public Trustee of Delta
County and to every person In actual pos
session or occupancy of the hereinafter de-
scribed land. and to all persons having an
Interest or title Of record In and to the same.
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that at a sale of
real estate. situate in the County of Delta,
State Of Colorado. for delinquent taxes for
the year 1918. At the County Treasurer's
and State Aforesaid. on the End day Of De-
cember. A. d. 1919 in accordance with the
law. Tho Plains Loan. Realty Z Investment
Company was the purchaser Of a certain
tract OF land. towit: Lots IL to Il, and
20. in Block @: Lots 27 to 80 Inclusive In
Block 8; Lots to 13 and 10 to 81 inciu-
sive In Block 4 Lots and II to % inclu-
sive In Block 3 4: Lots 20, 27, 2s. 20 81 and
30 In Block 3: Lots 27 to 81 in Block 2 !;
Lots 10 to % and 27 to 81 inclusive in
Block /. all In Hotchkiss ub-dvision of the
Town of Hotchkiss in said county and
state. having been sold for said de-
land II paid to said county treasurer as
such treasurer the following sums to-wit:
Si2i.69 taxes. STAG interest thereon, for
advertising and for a certificate of pur-
chase thereof n total sum of $10i.e3 and
for which 1t Is to receive interest thereon
until Its redemption at the maximum statu-
tory rate of "a per cent per annum for the
first six months is per cent for the second
six months and 12 per cent per annum for
the next two years. and thereafter at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum that said land
was taxed for said year A. ID. 1918. and so
sold In the said year A. ID. 1919. in the
that said The Plains Loan. Realty Invest
ment Company who Is now the owner and
holder thereof. and has paid subsequent
tsxcs on said land. which said county
treasurer endorsed on said certificate of
purchase At tho times and In the amounts As
follown. to-wit: Oct 20. 1920. t15&75 !:
sept 7th. 1891. sis6.oo: Aug 1eth. 1922.
holder Of said certificate In to receive inter
est thereon from said times Of payment At
tho rate Of IL per cent per annum until Its
Realty Investment Company has made
due request OF me to notify you Of the mat
ters and things herein stated. that II may
become entitled to . tax deed to said land
By reason OF said sale for taxes. II said land
be not redeemed in compliance with law
that the time. for redemption from said
sale for taxes will expire at the hour of 3
o'clock r. ~ June 9Th, a. d. 1928 and q
ten minutes past three O'Clock p. NJ. June
4th. A. d. 1923 unless redeemed before =
deed issues. when and where you may be
present ~ you may be advised.
Dated At Delta, Colorado. this 18th day
Of February. 1929.
ANNA NORBORG.
County Treasurer OF Delta County. Colorado.
Published In Tho Delta independent LIST
Feb. 10: 2nd Feb. %. and ard Mar. 2nd.
A. d. 1929.
Loo @. Mann. Attorney for Applicant.
The Delta independent., 1923-02-16
PUBLIC SALES

We have purchased 122,ooo pair
v. S. Munson last shoes, sizes 5E
to ~ which was the entire surplus
stock Of one Of the largest v. 8.
Government shoe contractors.
This shoe 10 guaranteed one
hundred per cent solid leather,
color dark tan. bellows tongue,
dirt and water proof. The actual
value Of this shoe 10 $500. Owing
to this tremendous buy we can
offer same to the public at $2.ss.
Send correct size. Pay pestman
on delivery or send money order.
II shoes are not ~ represented we
will eheerfully refund your money
promptly upon request.
National Bay state shoe Company,
2se Broadway, New York, N. Y.
The Delta independent., 1923-02-16
TREAsuRRR's NOTICE COMPLYING
WITH REQUEST FOR NOTIFICATION
30 AS TO BECOME ENTITLED To
TAX DEED. LAWS OF 1908.
Treasurer's Office
County OF Delta.
State Of Colorado,


Tho County Treasurer Of tho County Of
Delta, in the State Of Colorado.
To Mary n. Small and to every person In
actuai possession or occupancy OF tho here
matter described land. and 70 all persons
having an interest or tito Of record in and
TO tho same, 0reeting: $50
You arc hereby notified that . sale OF
rcal estate. situate In tho county Of Delta.
State OF Colorado for delinquent taxes for
tho year 1918 at tho County Treasurcr's
officc in the City Of Delta, In tho County
and State aforesaid. on the 2nd day Of Do
ccmber, A. d. 1919 In accordance with tho
law Tho Plains Loan Realty Z Investment
Company was the purchaser OF n certain
tract Of land. towit: A portion Of Block A
In Garnet Mcsa Subdivision Of City OF Delta,
property described in book o. page 61S
Delta County records. In said county and
STATE, ~ having been 20 sold for said dclln-
qusnt taxes. for which said purchase Of
land Il paid to said county treasurer -
such treasurer the following sums. to-wit: !:
4b.86 taxes. 20 cent? interest thereon. for
advertising and 10 cents for = certificate Of
purchase thereof. . total sum Of e0.x6 and
for which Il Il 70 rsoslye interest thereon
until IL redemption at The maximum statu-
tory rats Of ~ per cent per annum for the
sirst slx nsaths 10 per osat for he second
six msaths and ~ per csnt per annum tor
The Delta independent., 1923-02-16
TREAsURER's NOTICE COMPLYING
WITH REQUEST FOR NOTIFICATION
so AS TO BECOME ENTITLED TO A
TAX DEED. LAWS OF 1905.
Trcnsursr's Office

TAX DEED. LAWS OF 1908.
Trcnsursr's office
County Of Delta.
State of Colorado. s.
Delta. In the State Of Colorado.
To Bessie 0orsuch and 10 every person in
actual posses.tou or occupancy Of the hens-
matter described land. and 70 all persons
having an iDtArsst or title Of record In and
70 the same. 0reetine:
Tee are hsreby modified that at . sale OF
stats Of co,orado for deiinquent tazes for
tho year 1918 at tho County rrrasurer'a
offios In the city Of Delta. In the County and
4 stats Aforesaid. on the 2nd day Of Decsm-
ber. A. D.. 1919 In accordance with the
Law. The Plains Loan. Realty q Investment
Company vas the purchaser Of = certain
tract Of land, towit :tcts and in Block
In Plat Of the Town Of Cedarcdge. In
soid for said delinquent taxes. for which
purchase OF land II paid To said county
TREASURER AZ such treasurer the following
sums. to-wit: ss.42 taxes. SO cents interest
thereon. for advertising and 10 csnts for
certificate Of purchase thereof total sum
OF p.7o and for which II 10 to receive In
maximum statutory rate Of "a per cent per
annum for the first sig months, - per cent
for the second sig months and IL per cant
per annum for tho next two Year,. and
thereafter nj the rate Of per cent per an
mum: that said land vas taxed for SAID
year A. d. 1918. and sold In the said year
A. D. 1919. In the name OF Bessie oor.uch.
Schedule No. .-..... that said the riatns
Loan. Realty q Investment Company Who
i. nov the owner and holder thereof. and
has paid Subsequent taxes on SAID lana,
which said County Treasurer endorsed on
said certificate of purchase ut the times and
In the amounts follows. towit: Oct goth.
1920. St1.7O. Sept. 7th. 1921, &113.s5
Aug 10th. 1922. s15.2s. and for which the
said owner and holder Of said certificate Is
10 receive interest thereon from said times
Of payment at the rate Of IL per cent per
Tho Plains Loan. Realty Investment Com
pany has made due request OF me To notify
YOU Of tho matters and things herein stated.
that Il may become entitled to tax deed
To said land by reason OF sntd SAFE TOT
taxes, II said land be not redeemed In COM
pliance with law: that tho time for redcrnp-
tion from said sale for taxes will expire
the hour Of o'clock r. NJ June %th a.
1929 and tax deed will Issue therefor Mt
tho hour Of ten minutes past three o'clock
p. NJ. June Ath A. ID. 1928 unless redeemed
before decd Issues when and whore you
may be present as you may be advised.
Dated at Delta. Colorado. this 18th day
Of February. 1929.
County Treasurer OF Delta County. Colorado.
Published In Tho Delta independent. 1st
A. D. 1923.
Leo. q. Mann. Attorney for Applicant:
rREAsuRRR's NOTICE COMPLYING
WITH REQUEST FOR NOTIFICATION
so AZ TO BECOME ENTITLED TO
TAX DEED. LAWS OF iSoo.
County OF Delta.
State of Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1923-02-16

Holmes. Chris J. Decker, Frank R. Dorei.
all of Delta. Colorado: Al L. Cook, of Read.
Colorado.
Non-coal. In Uncompahgre Valley Project.
GALEN G. POND, Register.
First pub. Feb. 2 (; last Mar. 2, 1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
PROBE
BOOZE
CASES!
Reports Have 1t
That Witnesses
Are Sent Out to
Purchase Liquor

II reports. current In the cor.
ridors Of the county city building.
are true. the King county grand
Jury now In session IL doing Its
own slcuthing and acquiring Its
own evidence Of law violation
and vice.
According 10 the tale. the grand
jury has adopted an unusual method
Of investigating vice. Instead or iln-
,erlng to reports from hired lnycsfI
gators and stool pigeons. the grand
jury In calling Ia citizens who claim
20 know about law violations and IL
doputlKlng these individuals 20 80
out and get the evidence first hand.
then TO bring back reports to the
jury.
OF course. oil official pcrsonaEes
In any way connected with the
grand Jury plead Ignorance OF its
dolnga Prosecutor Douglas. who
Is really directing the work Of the
jury. for publication knows moth
inE whatever about the Jurys
work.
II don't know what they are do
ing." Douglas saya
but the rumors win not be de-
MED. X. G. McAilistsr, editor Of
the Masonic Tribune, was called
before the grand jury Monday
morning. McAliistcr recently
appeared In the public print with
n letter Of protest NJ what he
terms wide open conditions"
McAilistcr was released yesterday
afternoon. but when tho jury con.
yened against Tuesday. hc was back
In the jury corridors and he soon
was closeted with the inauisltors
McAlllstcr was mysterious about
his mission and his duties. Rumor
has Il that he went out and pur.
chased liquor nj various places in
tho city yesterday afternoon and
went back again before the jury TO
make report on his work.
a. r. Flagg Is another mystery
witness who was called before the
grand jury Monday. Flagg was nc.
tive during Mayor Browns cam
palgn. two years ago. and contrlbut
ed TO his campaign fund. Mayor
Brown failed 20 find an appoint.
mcnt for Flagg and a rupture occur.
red.
'IIe would have been blind rs
bat to alleged vice n he was
on the city's payroll" Mayor
Brown said Tuesday. Flagg also
was recalled by the grand jury
Tuesday.
The third mystery witness was r
Il. Victor. who also has appeared in
public print "a n critic OF vice con.
ditions. Victor also was recalled
by the grand jury Tuesday
Color is given the rumor by the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
STOP ALL THE
SUNDAY DANCES
That's What Mayor Brown
Is Strong for Now

III the dance hall ordinance
amendment really bans Sunday
dancing in Seattle. will sign IT,"
Declaring that he has always been
opposed TO dancing on Sunday,
Mayor Z. J Brown Tuesday nm.
nounccd that he win approve the
ordinance closing dance halls on
Sunday passed by the city council
at Mondays session.
Il have always been opposed TO
Sunday dancing. but l want the
same law for the people in the
north end OF the city that applies to
those south OF Madison street" the
mayor said. Tho mayor declared
he has not yet seen the ordinance.
The mayor also announced that
he will sign the ordinance passed
BY the council Monday requiring
street car employees to take one day
Off in every eight days working
time
Il don't believe supt. d. W. Hen.
derson can train the so men that
viii be required to relieve the reg.
ular employees by January /, when
the ordinance becomes effective. but
they can make the changes as rap
idly as possible" the mayor said
The men seem TO be favorable to
tho ordinance. and want TO please
them as long as 1t does not add to
the burden Of car riders"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
Held AS
ROBBERY
SUSPECT.
Police Charge She
Aided in Slug.
ging Two Mem;
Companion Held
By s. B. Croft

Identified as one OF a party Of
two women and man who brut-
ally slugged and robbed Roy
Bishop and A. b. CrandeIl. both
OF 3222 34th ave. W., near Wood.
land park early Monday morn
ing, Miss Dorothy Franklin, 20,
was held In the city Jail Tuesday
facing charges Of robbery.
The police Monday afternoon
cleared UP the entire case with the
arrest OF Miss Franklin and r. p.
Bryant. q. at the New Royal hotel.
Detectives Chad Ballard and j. +.
MajewsM made the arrests. The
other woman, who was In the auto
at the time Of the holdup. Is said
TO have turned states witness and
will aid in the prosecution, accord.
ing to Captain OF Detectives Charles
Tenant.
Peter Rosenberg. %. chauffeur.
was arrested an hour after the crime
by Patrolman G. c. Jensen. and La
said to have admitted driving the
auto in which the holdup occurred.
He had a revolver when searched.
Crandell and Bishop were toy-rid.
ing with the two women and the
man and went to Woodland park at
about $50 a. m. Crandell stepped
out OF the car and was slugged with
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
LETTER NOS

Dear Poppa-I take my pen in hand to tell you am
feeling rotten and hope you the same
in last night at 430 after drinking schnapps all
night My wife was awakeand waiting for But fooled
her. She thought would smell of beer But before left
the tavern smeared myself with Lmburger cheese and she
couldn't smell thing. Pretty clever, Ell, poppa?
Things quiet here The last putsch" failed always
has increased in price again 1t is 346 237 marks
stein wouldn't mind the price poppa but you can't trust
this stuff. They put much yeast in it that the vita
mines swimming around in the glass look like gold fish,
Germany is still ahead in the field of science Last Mon
day bought suit of underwear made entirely of cork 1t
certainly and nice. But Tuesday | went out in
the rain and the cork absorbed much water sweed up
like poison pup 1t took three to down the door
of the bier-garten that could get out
Well poppa don't take any wooden money. am sending
you carton of the German cgaets made out of spinach
Hoch der Kulmbacherl WILLIE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
OHIO SHERIFF
IS MURDERED

CALDWELL Ohio. Nov. 90
Crowds OF excited citizens milling
about the Jail here threatened the
safety Of an alleged rum runner
held aa suspect in the staying
carly yesterday OF Charles Moore. 81.
Noble county sherlff.
The suspect was captured by n
possc near here. Sheriff Moore
WAS killed when he attempted 20 ar.
rest two men accused Of boisteroua
conduct. A second suspect ia tho
Staying II held in jail at Byfsyillc.
Shouts OF Lynch himy' answered
attempts Of city authorities to
pacliy tho crowds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
LETTER NO. 2

Men Lieber Poppa:-I got your letter and glad to
hear that you making progress your woodpile.
have just in from the village where have been drink
ing some vlanous Pilsener.
asked the barkeep where he got such awful belywash
and he replied:
Zach, that is special high-grade home brew from
Americal"
Even the champagne in the United States is extradry
guess Ha hal That pretty good one, ell, poppa?
Well poppa, hope conditions here will permit me
to take the throne. I've got Deaths Head Hussal
hat and look pretty swell in it. if do say so myself Some
kelly, poppa
I'm using my "hanky" like you told me to when left
Holland Everything fine except that these swineherds
charge 1,908,387 marks for stein of beer.
Over the River, Poppal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
CERMANY'S
CHANCELLOR
THREATENED
Police Guarding
Sire semann in
Fear of Plot to
Murder Him
ny CARL ID. GRoAT

IN tAkis ID. GROAT
United Press Staff Correspondent
BERLIN. Nov. s0.--Exira
police guarded the rrIchstag
when II opened today In fear
OF an attempt 10 assassinaie
Chancellor strescmann. Presi-
dent Loeb revealed TO the United
Press.
He said IL was feared someone
might fire at the chancellor as tho
assasslns OF tho iate Herr Rathenau
did in the chamber.
At 40 the rcichstag had 70 adj.
journ for an hour because tho com.
munists. yelling that police were
stationed inside the building. created
an uproar.
Some Of them shouted at prcsi-
dent Loeb. "You criminais'
Resolutions Of mo confidence
from the nationalist. socialist and
communist parties were listed for
discussion by the chamber.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
Three Men Buried
in Sewer Tunnel

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. co.
Three men entombed in sewer tun-
mel 40 feet below the surface are be-
lieved to be dead here today. The
men entombed are Steve Barthowicz.
John Kararek and Joseph Casper.
The men were working 500 feet
from the mouth Of the tunnel ~hen
the walls collapsed. burying them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
mot GUILTY, /"
BANKERS PLEA

CHEHALIS. Wash, Nov. 20.-A
plea OF not guilty was entered Mon
day by Percy l.. Sinclair. Pacific
county state senator. when arraigned
before Superior Judge w. A. Rey-
nolds on the charge of making false
entries regarding the condition OF
the Southwest Washington bank. at
Ilwaco, a defunct institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
Counterfeit!

A BURGLAR who stole s3s
~ from Y. Ok, si2 Main St.
Monday night will have consider.
able difficulty in cashing one Of
the dollar bills. which was coun.
terfelt, according TO Ok. The
bogus money was given to Ok
BY customer who has since dis
appeared.
THE oid.fashioned burglar OF
l. so years ago. who looked
thru the family Bible for money
returned to life again Monday
night.
A thief entered the homo Of
a. Danielson. 513 n. nth st..
and after ransacking the house
and finding nothing, resorted TO
the family bible in the book
case. He got n $50 bill, n 81
bill and two checks.
T oS ANGELES, Nov. 20
IL Five men entered John
Ford's downtown office and
beat him numerically. They
thought he was "a man named
Jones" and when they dlscov.
cred was not, cursed and de-
parted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
LETTER NO. l

Dear Poppa-I arrived at Gels safely and not both
cred during the trip except by chbans whenever the gov
eminent troops approached my
1t certainly fine poppa get back in this dear Fader
land was getting awfuy sick of that Holland Gin, which
the Dutch have been importing from the United States They
call synthetic gin there but believe its real
should be "gnthetc sim" Ha ha! That pretty good
one, wasn't it, poppa?
There's nothing in the world like good old Kumbacher
and Wurzburger. There's not headache in a barrel of it,
And pretzes Ach men eiber Gotl Where they twist
pretzels like in Der Faderland
Well poppa this is all for today Writing this letter has
made me thirsty again.
Love to the sweet momma,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20

II married Mrs. Sindall when the
boy was G years DID, he told re.
porter for The Star Tuesday. ''and
I've always treated them right and
supported the boy. Mrs. slndall and
the other two step.ehildren. Paul. IS.
and Lillian. Is. until | was injured.
I'm getting state compensation
now"
Neither OF the two remaining chill.
dren addressed or seemed TO notice
Sindall when he was being inter.
viewed Tuesday. They maintained
sullen faces while he was around
and Sindail smllingly remarked.
You see how l am not spoken to
by these two. don't your
He added that relations with the
daughter were strained, but that he
has never quarreled with the two
boys. Paul and the missing son, AL.
fred.
Sindall is also certain that police
information that the lad is employed
by the San Francisco Western Union
offices and is living at 32l Embar-
cadero. is correct, tho his wife asserts
that the hoy is not living there and
has disappeared. She said that the
last word from him was received six
weeks ago, when she learned that he
had failed to pass the examination
for enlistment in the L. s. navy.
Sindall. seemingly. isn't worried
by his wife's decision. He feels that
at AZ and incapacitated he's still the
equal Of any le.year.old boy. but that
il is his wife's judgment which
should govern her action in regard
TO the decision she has made.