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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-05-02

Or kerosene and peas;
Tho we protest they've got us
wrong,
Another wants some cheese!
If we are rushed to make call
We always have to wait
Until some morbid female gets
The gossip up-to-date!
Sometimes 'party" on the line
Goes visiting somewhere;
And night and day their number
rings
Until we claw our hair!
And after these three weary years
We're breaking with the strain!
If Bill Flock doesn't help us soon,
Wen surely go insane!
***&&*
When Job won his reputation for
patience he didn't have these coffee
grinder telephones to contend with.
%s#*&s
And even tho the tortures of the
Inquisition are passed, the modern
telephone booth in summer can make
a man sweat blood!
&*%4#*
Funny they never thought Of
ventilating theml
You can telephone and you can
telegraph, but you can never tell
woman Especially if she is tele-
phone operator.
+**+*+
She knows it all anyway!
And there's no cheaper feeling in
the world than to give an operator
the wrong number, and after arguing
that it's right, look it up to find
you're wrong as usual.
"PENNSYLVANIANS TO BE
WELL REPRESENTED AT MA
TURAL GAS MEETING" News
Heading.
We take it there is to be con-
vention of "Blow Hards."
Reports from Germany tell of
dogs being treated by veterinarians
in gas heated ovens. HOT DoGl
SELL THE WOMEN AND YOU
SELL ALL" Advertising Expert
Says!
1t doesn't take an advertising ex-
pert to convince us of that. Without
the women, nothing else would
amount to a darn!
A theatrical critic writing of a
recent New York production said,
I'm one scene a pretty young woman
is as undressed as the divine Nau-
sicaa ever dared to be, which is to
say that she had no clothing upon
her whatsoever, YET
sit seemed on Saturday evening
that she did the first nighters no
harm by her implicit disclosures.
This expert estimated the show to
be the cleanest, most wholesome and
the richest of the SERIES"
ITO the pure, all things are purew
*&&***
TOAST Ory)
A woman may be pretty:
A woman may be wise;
A woman may be shapely,
With heaven in her eyes;
But she holds no enchantment
Lest she conceal from all,
Save one, those charming beauties
That sound the mating call.
%&&&%s
The women have their civic clubs,
And social clubs galore;
But the greatest club they've ever
had
Is the rolling pin of yore!
GIRL IN Barring CASE EX-
PECTED TO APPEAR SooN,a says
N. Y. Tribune heading.
.@s**.
And we naturally expect her to
appear if she is being barred.
s*A&%s
READY TO BE LAID OUT
When Mrs. Jake Hamon, (the wo-
man who killed her politician hus-
band in oklahoma,l appeared be
fore the Investigating Committee
in Washington, the dispatch said;
"A visible stir swept over the
committee room, packed with a
crowd, including many women, when
she swept up to the committee table,
dressed in flowing black dress
and carried in her hand single
Gala lilly
The symbolism evidently had its
effect on tho committee, because
there ensued heated argument
about whoinel asked Mrs. Hamon to
appear. After half hour she was
dismissed without being asked a
single question,
.%ssss
Coming events cast their sha-
dows before"
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Cut six bananas into halves and
again into halves crossNise. Add three
tablespoonfuls Of butter and three
tablespoonful of maple strip with a
little suit Place in baking dish in
the oven and haste often while baking
When they are soft bur still retain
their shape, serve AT once with cream.
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Coming events cast their sha-
dows before
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

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The Glenwood post., 1924-10-09
Chapter X

1t was after dinner at the villa
Acacia. and Lady Mary and Christie
pher, hardest of the little gathering
were strolling back and forth on the
terrace In the violet darkness. The
two were old enough friends to speak
Intimately on many topics. They were
talking tonight of Gerald.
Gerald, as rule" his sister de-
clared, "is almost over-candid about
his love affairs. This is certainly the
first time remember him to have
been mysterious"
II don't think he has seen ANYTHING
Of Mademoiselle de Poniere since the
tragedy at the Sporting club" Chris.
topher remarked.
Really" Mary sighed, "you young
men who should be our greatest com.
fort are actually our greatest respon-
sibility. First of all you pick up a
peasant girl on the road, over whom
you both seem to have lost your heads
more or less, and now Gerald Is be-
having like a lunatic about this young
foreign woman"
Has Gerald told you of the latest
developments with regard to Myrtile?"
Christopher inquired. II have some
friends In London who have promised
to take her for nursery governess."
"Are either Of you in love with herr
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-09
Synopsis

BOOK oND.-CHAYyDR IHesin-
home and : proposeA hu:bena she a.
sssa1. IN ooantss tssan rS.4 'ass ea e. v:4r: sar
e desperation
ti1. sWa TMlssS gooa1 +. sn s19lss
dsrald Dombey and Christopher Hsnt.
az sfs1.Sssd ss.y BY hs the Er
say from her misery. % IN q : spirit sphi nof 81
Sdvsnture they do 90. conveying her to
HSnts Carlo and leaving her with
mother having been an educated woman.
full young woman in the gambling
rooms. and Is fascinated. but can only
learn that she Is called Pauline de Po-
able to securs an introduction. Chris
not 20 back to her home. Lady Mary.
tSs Sss youna wa
mems guardianship Of MYRTLE.
CHAPTER Iv.-asrald and christo-
pher arrange for . mutual guardian
ship of MYRTLE.
CHAPTER v-Lcrd Dombsy makes
puxsled by the air of mystery and oon-
descension surrounding her.
CHAPTER vLz11dyrtiie fails desper-
NxtAi Hirs' 10 only mlloly interested
In the. girl. while Christopher Bent
really loves her and would marry her,
CHAPTER VIA mysterious Rus
sian, Zubin, wins q, large sum at the
gambling tables. Gerald learns he
knows the De Ponteres, but can get no
Information from him.
CHAPTER vIII.-Christopher makes
little progress in his courtship of Myr-
tile. who Is completely infatuated With
his mistress. He really cares little for
her. his interest being all in Pauline,
CHAPTER Ix.-Gerald tells Pauline
Sf zubin,s gambling. She is at once
Russian and bring him to her and her
aunt. Gerald finds zubin. The Russian
everything else he had. On their way
to the ladies Zubin kills himself
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galeties Of life, you'll only unssttle
her terribly and spoil her chances Of
contentment." ~
You've taken her out yourself
once or twice." Gerald reminded him.
II never take her to the very fash
ionable places" Christopher insisted
earnestly. .'an1 try all the time to
impress upon her the necessity Of
work and the fact that life out here
is merely a holiday existence. Take
her to Nice. by all means. II you want
to. Gerald, but don't turn her head"
MYRTLE came down the street toward
them. Gerald's face cleared-as he
watched her. II was lit with wave Of
admiration. u.
"She il like a piece Of floating sun
shine" he declared enthusiastically
Chris. I'm not at. all sure that she
ought to be nursery governess. She's
going to be beautiful enough to turn
the heads Of half the men in Europe" !"
It wnr De very largely our respond
bility." Christopher sai6. lowering his
voice little as MYRTLE drew near,
whether that beauty is going to be q
curse or = happiness to her. Don't
1aa- 'ar''t f fsAs s. eensia sessiiaSued)
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-09
One Day Only
Ehey coms Many l1iles 70 see Hsn

They Come Many 1Gilss to sss Hin
DR.. Doran is regular graduate in
medicine and surgery.
He does not operate for chronic ap-
pendicitis, gall stones, ulcers Of stom-
ach, goitre, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re-
suits in diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid
neys, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
Below are the names Of q few of
his many satisfied patients:
Mrs. Jack Lawson, Telluride, Colo,
gallstones.
L. K. Candy, R. 2, Castle Rock, Colo,
catarrh of stomach.
Adolph Laumann, Boz 72, Parks,
Neb., nervous debility.
Mrs. Andrew Colihan, Box IL, Route
B, Calhan, Colo.
h. g. Dodds, 1926 So. End Ave.,
Minneapolis, MINI. goitre.
Mrs. Carrie Freemeyer, Palisade,
Colo, gall bladder trouble.
h. G. Gardner, Rifle, Colo, ulcer Of
the stomach.
Mrs. Geo. siegle, 2415 Cedar st.,
Pueblo, Colo, leg ulcer.
Remember above date, that consulta-
ton on this trip will be free and that
his treatment is different.
Married women must be accompanied
by their husbands.
Address: 336 Boston Block, Mime
apolis, MINI.
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-09

-That Was Rather My idea." He Ad-
n,ittsd. "Havs You Anything
Against TT"
mitted. Have you anything against
itT
Christopher passed his hand through
his friends arm. They had reached
the end of the street and turned
slowly back again.
Look here. old fellow. don't be
shirty." he begged "You know I'm
right. We can only look after this
GIRL decently in one way. and that Is
by finding her some sort Of situa-
ion not too far removed from the way
she has been brought up. In which
she can earn an honest living. I'm on
my way to secure this for her. but II
you 60 turning her head BY taking
her about TO these smart restaurants.
and developing her taste for the
- -
The Glenwood post., 1924-10-09

Mary asked, raising her eyes and look
ing her companion in the face.
Christopher hesitated for several
moments before answering. Mary be-
gan to tear into small pieces the sprig
OF oleander which she was holding.
Her face seemed suddenly to have be-
come very white and tired.
II am sure thni Gerald 10 not" Chris
topher answered ''As for newell.
that sort Of thin is little out Of my
Tine, Isn't 1T The most serious part
Of the situation IL that / am afraid the
child II In love with Gerald"
''ehs will got over that" Mary said
Afyly. most Of the girls know have
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AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

Rain has al last won thr 81
Paul and seattle baseball urra
lr1 Gambling pn thy weather
fs risky buainrrs just a. it
is u huFIng USED CARS lH
places whore confidence has
nuf been established our
reputation fcI selling depend
able USED SaK tfantporta-
tton ia the Psruit 20 twelve
years 90 h0nrrt effort 40 giNr
honest values az honest priccs
1874 BUICK e CYLINDER
TOURING Tho condition and
low price 81 this last years
model Buick make ~ an uuH
usually desirable Investment
Ne EuarHutvt N 30 perform
like 1895. The original lin-
tsh 70 perfect Eapipged with
awipe, mirror tporu,ht nvw
Goodyear A. ~ spare tire and
cover Down payment t9i5,
n. BUICK 4 CYLINDER
TOURING. Rebuilt and guar
autrrd Newly painted a dafk
blue with irt black Tenders
This is an Eldridgr Rebuilt
Cat aud at oar low price iH
pmarhabiy value Down pay-
mert fgs5.
1894 BUICK g CYLINDER
SPORT TOURING Has been
carefully driven over only
800 miles. hence n can hard
lY Be called a used car A dem-
unstration VIII prove Go you
that it iH iu practically the
same condition aa when u lrft
thF Buick factory ln Flint
Equipped with front bumper.
and other necessary aces
sorisu. also SPARE tire. Down
payment ass,
1890 DUCK g CYLtNpEn
TOURING our Uulrk experts
have thurulN 0yrrhHulrd this
car and painted ~ brewster
green with trt black tenders
Equipped with bumper. mnto-
meter sWipr. mirror has five
very good cords An EldHdEe
guarantee goes with lt Down
payment ft85
1898 BUICK 4 CYLINDER sE-
DAN Soc this car in ita orig
lnal finiHh 4 practically new
sedan az used car price,
Fully equipped.
USE YOUR CREDIT
Eldridge Buick Company
EAst.osg 50. L. Pike 81.
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2 FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house,
close in. walking distance; apart
ments; income $3.50 per acnth.
Price $4,000, viii take howe up
to $4,000 az part payment. c. c.
James q Co, ME lrse-7t00
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3 DAYS Left

IN order 60 cell this new broom
strictly modern bungalow, near
tho University have reduced the
price 10 tl1b0. will take 1850
down. This home has living room.
dining room Kitchen with nook.
corner bedrooms with bath be-
tween: cement basement with fur
mace. trays. hardwood floors In
both living and dining rooms;
massive fireplace: lot 10 t0Hi0s:
paved street: garage 20 match the
house, which o. new. Note the
price of only tt,ab0. with $3.50
cash. which will hold good until
noon Monday n you are In the
market for n new. strictly mod
ern home. at least sec this bar
gain.
STADIUM REALTY co.
S2bs University Wsy kE nwd.etei
PHINNEY DISTRICT
BUYS WE ARE PROUD TO SHOW
$4,000
5-room modern bungalow. complete
~ Furnished, $4,000. terms
$1,000
Groom modern houHe, double ga
rage. i2.50o' terms.
$4,000
l-room new bungalow: hardwood
floors In avery room; full base
mrnt: garage: furnace. $500.
Bell & Corbett
1900 Greenwood Ave. So nset-5Ti7
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ENTRA-srEcIAI,-ENTRA
on LATONA HILL
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
~ PERFECT CONDITION
a DANDY BUNGALOW
ROOMS SECOND FLOOR
LARGE LIVING ROOM
FINE DINING ROOM
CABINET KITCHEN NOOK
PAVED DRIVE TO GARAGE
nASEM EST-F FURNACE
FINE LOT BEAUTIFUL SHRUBS
A STRICTLY MODERN HOME
MUST SELL AT ONcE
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
SNAP At 1880
SEE IT TODAY
ONLY 100000
DANDY ROOMS
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
block To PtuSNET CAR
t0Ni00 lot
PIANO INCLUDED
EASY TERMS
This is a home % highest quality
construction and In perfect condi-
ton in avery detail. floors are
beautifully finished and splendid
paint job inside and out All rooms
arc large and liRht and arc fur
nihhcd complete. Including good
piano, new rugs, fun dining set.
range IN kitchen. ? bedrooms fur
niHhrd complete and brand new I;
electrical washer. YOU MUST SEE
THIS TO APPRECIATE THE
hEAJ. NALUE. HOME ls WORTH
THE MONEY FURNITURE is
\ noSUs FOR QUICK ACTION,
BEL, THIS TO-DAY
LOOK AT THESE TERMS.
ONLY 1850
SO MONTHLY
$500 DOWN
No MORTGAGE
NEW AND MODERN
These ridiCuiously low terms make
paying rent q huge joke It's q
chance Of a lifetime 60 bc able 10
buy Ike this LlyinE room across
front. tile mantle. beautiful dining
room: full cabinet kitchen. nook.
tile drain board. 2 very fine bed
rooms with large closets; fine CO.
mrnted basement. furnace. laundry
and garage. Fine level lot In de-
sirahle Roosevelt High district, A
quality built home 81 pleading ar.
rhitcctuFc. perfect arrangement
aud superior finish; class and
quality throughout PHONE US At
ONCE. 1T IS A PLEASURE TO
SHOW THIS ONE.
ROOT BROTHERS. REALTORS
1900 Stone Way ME lrse-0sTi.
Members Multiple Listing Bureau
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THE SANDS PLAN

TIE SANDS PLAN
ENVELOPE TELLS THE TRUTH
- The man who knows little
r everything knows ban
litllr az anything ne zEu.f
Eut very far
We have HtudIed and
planned for our used car
business for fifteen Nrars.
and Ne know Ia and have
developed % and it mas
sronrs
No ori sinatrd aud drysI-
upri thr SANDS PLAN
Tbs Envelope Tells tho
Truth We Ike it-ouF ruar
tamrrs like a. It's a Good
Plan,
1894 SPECIAL SIX
StlhEHAkER SEDAN
Practically new, has only
been driven a few thousand
miles. Dice wheels. auto
matte rNipc, every fRtru.
You can save over $500 on
this car.
THE SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
1915 EAST PIKE ia sr-ogst
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They Say Chimney
Gives Furniture
Away"
With a Smile

Where shall &c bc?.
You have told so many OF Your
neighbors, friends and relatives
where they can save money,
that l have outgrown my
present location. feel You
people of Seattle and the
Northwest are as vitality inter-
csted in where move as ann.
You all know YOU have to help
pay the rent Would YOU rather
pay more money and have me
move down town, or will YOU
follow me TO n reasonably
priced location and buy FOR
lessf Write Your suggestions
will pay 81 for the best letter
published each day.
For the best letter of all. will
give Il floor lamp valued at S25,
1903 EIGHTH AVE.
NEAR PINE ST.
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6S FOR SALE-FARM
LANDS
CALIFORNIA SMALL FARMS

CALIFORNIA SMALL FARMS
The great Armour Packing Company
interests OF Chicago own and OPP
crate huge farm OF 10000 acres.
now being Eub-dlylded by the
Suffer Basin CO. into 20 TO i0-acre
farms.
4 Deep. rich river bottom silt soil OF
fabulous fertility. in the great sac
rameuto river valley. only 30 miles
north Of Sacramento and 100 miles
from San Francisco. connected by
concrete highway. railroads and
river steamers
Townslte. schools. roads. irrigation
works and drainage system COM
pleted and operating and paid for.
and many happy prosperous set
tiers already located Three
fourths OF them are California peo-
pie, proving It's high standing In
its home state.
These lands will easily pay for them
selves from their products: cuts 6
TO crops OF alfalfa per year:
great yield OF vegetables. many
two crops per year. grown between
growing grapes and fruit trees. big
Yields prunes, peaches, pears, figs.
almonds; wonderful grape and
berry lands: finest dairy and hog
district. Price 5000 TO $3.50 per
y
payments, . per cent interest. be-
sides debt 70 state for bikes in 10
yearly payments. beginning in
1880.
Excursion rates and buyers fares re-
funded. Special auto trips at low
rates. Call or send today for
beautiful illustrated literature.
Mention this paper
CHAS. O. ELWOOD
STATE AGENT FOR
SUFFER- BASIN co.
a27 Seahoard Bldg. Seattle
SKAGIT COUNTY LAND SALE
S25 and sS5 per acre for splendid
logged-off land; close to town.
school and work II you want
Land, see me. II. c. PETERS. 726
Third ave.
MAPLE VALLEY cleared aud To-
acre tracts. on Cedar river. s miles
from Renton. on highway being
paved. Water, soil, everything.
See this fine property. IL. {.
PETERS. 726 Third ave.
ONE of the best paying crops in the
u. s., Island Belle grapes. See
Charles Somers, 4OS Alaska Bldg.
~ FOR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house.
close in. walking distance. apart
ments. income $3.50 per Wcnth.
Price $4,000. VIII take hoywe up
TO $4,000 az part payment. c. c.
James & Co. ME lrse-7iOo.
20 SUBURBAN ACREAGE
ESTATE FOR SALE
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IS FURNITURE WANTED
POULTRY
As MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
Sash and Doors

N kA NJ It'll AMN co.
sab Tor enciosing sleeping porchrs
a. kfrp your house WARMER and
cleaner send us your siEca and
we viii give you factory prices
wrench Doors
tiaraEn Doors.
Rsnchss and Tables Tor Breakfast
Nnoka
Spsrlal Cabinet Work.
Cupboard Doors
nsSrs aud WindoNs for an Pug.
posfE
main Hoards,
riaus Has
AZ 81 phone III llot-6sos Tor free
Niusfratrd Catalug buy direct
FROM the manufacture az factory
rrirfa aud save money
0. Is. Williams Co.
i4s first Ave. s. seattle. wash
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STATE AGENT FOR
SUFFER- BASIN co.
I Seahoard Ridg. Seatfl,

sKAGIT COUNTY LAND SALE
S25 and SS5 per acre for splendid
logged-off land; close to town.
school and work. II YOU want
land, see me. II. c. PETERS. 726
Third ave.
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Rent Saver

why pay rent when you can buy
4-room house. all furnished. ready
20 move In. all newly decorated.
inside and out. for Si.350 on easy
InrmRe Call 81 naet .GnAn
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ONE OF the best paying crops in the
u. s., Island Belle grapes. See
Charles Somers, 40S Alaska Bldg.
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10 SUBURBAN ACREAGE
ESTATE FOR SALE
Splendid Bargain

100 e, by 245 It.. on paved street.
with city water, electricity and
telephone service; lies practically
level. and nearly all cleared and
graded. with slightly view. Dis-
trict building Zip rapidly, with
many new houses under construc-
ton. Located few minutes walk
from Lake Washington. Price
5000; terms $50 cash, $40 per month.
Five minutes auto ride out Vic.
tory way from city limits. north.
a20 Walker Bldg. Ell iot-0ISs.
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$500

$500
lr all you need. and $50 per month.
% put you In possession Uf tho
finest new bungalow on top of
Phinnry ridge. modern and up 90
the second In every fstpcci ana
the price has been cut from $500
90 $500. This 10 the best new
bungalow a. the lowest price and
terms we have ever offered.
Sc Interest
No MORTGAGE. and only 1900
cash. with $50 per month. VIII buy
this pretty a.room. double con-
Etructcd bungalow gircplacci
bookcases, buffet. cabinet kitchen.
breakfast nook. bath and corner
BEDROOMS. cement basement lot
t0xip7. 100 feet from paving
choice surroundings good elcyR-
ton, 4 snap AZ t1.3b0.
o. G. LOHMAS. REALTOR
310s Greenwood Ave. ~ -i00i
Residence. So nEst-liis
A close az your phone
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Brand New

on PAVED STREET
Strictly modern, up-to-the-m minute.
Groom, beautiful home: tile bath,
Pembroke tub. oak floors, fire.
place. beautiful electric fixtures.
In fact. everything that goes with
a lovely home. garage: alley as
bargain at $1,000. y400 cash. $40
per month. including interest Call
me UP and | viii tell you more
about this lovely home. SU nset-
00G2
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FORD ToBps FoRps
fALL CLEARANCE SALE
- HOURS FREE TRIAL

Stutrhakcr trucl, s.rr..... 90
1883 ton truck chassis ......... egs
Open sunday and evenings for your
convenience. save $50 over down
town prices. bring your mechanic.
We VIII teach you 90 drive
HOWARD MOTOR co
UNIVERSITY FORD DEALER
Successors % Wee" Cnyia Motor co.
nth y, r and t5th. kE nsd.Oogi
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MAN IN JAIL ON
GIRL CHARGE
Contributing 10 Delinquency
OF Minor Is Count

Prank Breed. sought under tao
aliases. ua bon fhr county Hu Sat.
griar charged HIrH contributing 40
the delinquency uf lfrt1r0Id Ruin
Thomson. said 40 hs West seattle
HiEh rrho8i Frrt
Breed and the r.rI employed thru
iH' s. IS. g. A. arranged 40 rent q
house Hf IarTaa point from Dep
ats Prosecutor Eugene Mfarhum
just o week $50. The riu Hfs 10
De- employed HH % hugrraasprr in
the MmeHam home IH return for
che rufaFs
While thaF were there. boz fbr
shadow uf lts law ahlrh iHsy are
alleged 90 have been violating. Dep.
Hiy sheriff Bob Coffee visited AZ
Meachams home AZ thr same time
pollrcaomen we're seeking the pair
on complaint " thr EirI'H mother. a
Mercer island resident
The girl told Mearham that they
were married The mother accord
INK 10 Isarham says that Breed
has "a wife
Mearhum discharged The couple
"A few dags after they ramo. and
they got employment with neigh.
hor Then they were rrased aud a
warrant was Issued for Breed By
Justice of fHe Peace Dalton Fri.
day afternoon