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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
MUCH is GAINED
FROM FLIGHT
Nelson Says Trip Means
Great Deal to Aviation
ny JOHN ". NELSON

ENGINEERING knowledge and
II Tying data. gathered by the
Night OF the six intrepid army air.
men around the world. win take
months to compile. according to
Lieut.. Eric Nelson. engineering chief
OF tho flight.
I'VE obtained a vast knowledge IN
technical subjects that will require
weeks to detail" the doughty flyer
said. after iunching on the yacht
Aauilo Sunday.
I'VE learned things about air cur.
rents and tho tcnaeity Of American
made planes. wo learned things
about navigation and about nying
over water as well as desert.
The planes NO flew were not
army planes Neither arc they com.
merciai planes. They are world,
flight planes. That Is what thsy
were built for. The success OF ths
design needs no further testimony
than this. The planes AFRO back there
on the landing field from where they
started nearly six months ago"
Tho flyers cared for their own
planes tho entire journey. Frequent
~ they would be compelled 10 labor
long hours on the machines after fly
ing for several hundred miles. or
several OCCASIONS they worked all
night long.
Al OF the avfutors attribute thcll
success 10 tho fact that they per
sonally made tho repairs. The three
mechanlc8-Liout. Leslie =. Arnold
Lieut.. John Harding. Jr.. and Henry
c. OEdon--won promotion as reserve
ioutcnants on their flight They also
acted as relief pilots, and flew this
ships approximately 1900 OF tbs
IS. 900 miles.
Six engines were worn out In each
plane on the trip. The seventh wai
installed in each plane at San Diego
but the six had carried the flyers
around the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
GUILTY? THEY
SHOULD WORRY
Admit JointiSt Charges But
Sentence Is Suspended

Entering a plea Of guilty TO joint
ist charges had no terrors for Nuzi-
alto Mazzone and Harry Pierce, &C.
cusad By Prosecuting Attorney Nal.
COIN Douglas last spring in HIS vice
cleanup.
The two men, when brought
before Judge Boyd ]. Tallman. were
sentenced to two to five years in
the state penitentlary at walla wal.
Ia, and tho sentences were sus-
pended
Il want II distinctly understood
that these sentences are suspended
solely on tho recommendation OF the
prosecuting attorneys Office Judge
Tailman said.
Deputy Prosecutor Z. d. Colvin.
who pressed the eases against the
two. recommended Suspended sen.
fences on condition that the two
plead guilty to operating. joint at
30s Fifth ave. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Two Run Down and
Injured by Autos

Knocked down BY an auto ht
First ave. and James ST., Monday
morning, Mabel Kiefer. 500 Harrison
at. was taken TO the city hospital
suffering fro mbruises. The driver
OF the car was Il. h. Bagley 5lb
w. 18th ST.
Gerald Frink. 4. Of 3Oi5 Burke
ave. was slightly injured Sunday
when n car driven by J. Schroeder,
winfield hotel. knocked him down
near the boys home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
FUND WORKERS
Determined
Must Get $4,000 in Last
Day and a Hall

Leaders o. all divisions tn the Sc
attic Community fund organization
called their workers together this
morning FOR the last day and half
Of intensive campaigning. which IN
intended TO put Seattle over the top
BY RULING her quota Of sT5o.00o.
Lyman r. Pierce. campaign direc-
tor. Stated today that campaign.
ers were now out Tor tho last $3.50.
600. which indicates that n consider
abba sum has been raised since tho
last report luncheon last Saturday
Theirs II was stated that approx.
matcly 1851 900 had been raised.
II would like especially 20 appeal
10 those residents who have not been
solicited" Mr.. PIERCE said. I'VE
have had reports that many have
been missed by the solicitors and that
they are waiting for tho return OF
tho workers before making their con.
tribu,ions. II will be greatly apprc.
ciated II they will send IN their con.
tribtuions or call US and let US know
that they have been missed 20 that
We can send solicitor 10 them"
Lawrence Coleman. yico chairman
Of the campaign organization and a
member Of The big giycrs." com.
mittcc. said this morning In a talk
before the members OF section a.:
To-day Seattle is getting the great.
est advertising that she has ever
had and probably ever VIII have.
thru the arrival here Of tho worlds
flyers. IL wc arc 10 uphold that
name that Is being sent broadcast
over the world. II Is UP 20 us. the
residents Of Seattle. to take care OF
our Kitchen IL must not be said
that Seattle has failed in her duty
TO her needy and to humanity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Yeggs Ignore Sign
"Safe Is Unlocked"

ignoring n sign on the steel safe
OF the Blackstock Lumber Co, 2s25
Western ave. stating that the safe
was unlocked. yeggs early Monday
morning pounded Il open with
sledge hammer.
This safe Is unlocked; turn han
do TO left" the sign said. The
yeggs broke the combination. There
was 20 money in the vnuit. The
burglars entered the place by
basement trap door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
URGE MORE FIRE
PREVENTION
Line Up Education Program
for Prevention Week

Baslng their campaign on the fact
that over 90 per cent % seattle's
fires are due to preventahls causes,
the city's fire chiefs Monday were
preparing an educational program
for Fire Prevention week, October
20 H..
During that week Fire Chief
George NJ. Mautor. Fire Marshal
Robert L. I.aing. and Fire Capt.
stephen +. Sanislo will speak at
public meetings IN churches. schools,
clubs. civic organizations and over
radio broadcasting stations.
Detailed instructions on fire pre-
vehtion viii be given to the public,
together with methods % fire fight.
ing. in an effort TO cut down the
citys fire losses.
At the Anmc time every hotel and
rooming house will be searched by
firemcn 10 see II the fire ordinances
are being oleycd. and arrests will
lie made in every instance where
violations arc found.
scatue's fire losses IN the last few
years have been phenominaily low.
placing the city first in the country
in proportion to population, but tho
record viii stand considerable im.
provemcnt. according 20 f.aing.
Three reductions have been made
in three years on fire insurance
premiums. due TO the efficiency Of
the fire department in combating
the fire menace. Another reduction
may be. secured soon X the public
viii cooperate with tho department
in removing fire menaces. LANG de-
clares.
While the fire department has
reached the peak OF scientific eff
cheney in fighting fire. tho public
must DO rs share in removing dan.
eeroas hazards, IL is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Pope Plus Receives
Our Jackie Coogan

ROME. Sept. 29.-Pope Plus TO.
day received Jackie Coogan In audi
cnce at the Vatican.
The American boy movie star Is
enc Of the youngest communicates
ever received by the head Of the
church, an honor usually reserved
for only persons Of the highest
rank.
jackie has been In Europe several
days. visiting important cities in
connection with a shipment Of sup
plies for needy children Of the Near
East, being made by the Near East
Relief association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Chinese Held After
Narcotics Seizure

Boarding the Admiralorlental
liner President Grant at Smith
Cove Sunday night federal mar.
cgt!e officers. Harry Ballaine and
irving Brown arrested Tong Fat.
Chinese, following on alleged sale
Of 100 grains OF yen Aheo. Customs
efficcrs aided in the capture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Bushels
Seattle Auction House

)urinE tho last wetes 40 buyers
bought goods at our auctions. and
1s2 conBignments were delivered
20 Us for sale. II you had home
furnishings needs and did Dot take
advantage OF our buying and SELL
ing system, you have lost money.
Seeing Is believing, so VIC invite
you 10 come to one OF our three
rnIer this week and see for your
self that you can both buy and sell
to advantage here. our next
AUCTION TUESDAY. from 1000
to 400. will consist OF catalog
OF 500 numbers or general home
furnishings, such as dining sets
in Stickley and other makes and
odd buffets, tables and sets OF
chairs, oak bed with dresser 10
match, and many brass. steel and
iron beds with good springs. mat
tresaes and bedding. Edison cab
met phonograph and records. floor
and table lamps, Singer and other
machines. Monarch, Ohio and n
Buck combination range. several
good heaters for coal or wood, ?
dozen rugs and carpets. linoleum,
library tables. chifforobe. dressers,
bookcase. cabinets. cupboard, hall
seat, sanitary cots, rockers, easy
chairs, stands. breakfast tables,
kitchen tables and queens. sinks,
dishes. pictures. utonsiif. books.
Jars. tools, etc. No matter what
your home furnishing need. you
viii find what you want at some
one OF our three auctions each
week, and remember. YOU always
buy at your own price at
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81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
Free 5 Acres

Nice new house: can move In today;
north of Seattle. We will give
away this place N you will put
Belgian hareH on II and do a. we
say and don't make 1900 monthly.
otherwise you pay uE 800 down
and SIS per month. Now either
bring money and 60 see this nice
place or chase your legs off lookg
ing at other places. See Mrs. Perry
or Mrs. Lampman today AZ eos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
6 AUTOS FOR SALE
Beautiful Nash Sport
Touring, S495

SELLS car 20 save home. Old land
lord only gave buyer three days
20 pay ovsrduc mortgage. That lh
why this beautiful 1900 sport car
"a being sold for half price, Attic
not n 1925 model II certainly looks
like brand now. Speedomctcr only
shows 900 miles. but you
wouldn't believe " had been
driven ZOO Mechanically this
beautiful car is 30 perfect that We
will give you written guarantee.
Elegantly upholstered in pure
leather which shows no signs OF
wear: its brand new top not even
aoiled: it's sport maroon finish
HpArklsH and gliHtcun just like
new. has highly nickelcd radiator
largo motomctor and bar cap. at
traotivo aluminium step plates. cN-
pcnslye French plate glass wings
costly dash clock. rain swipe. extra
tire. chain and lock, classy trunk
bars on rear OF body and fine cord
tires lust put on. only ii45 down
aud about 81 montAr-oper
Sundays and evenings. Hurry, as
this won't last long.
Buy Hero with Confidence
Eberharter's Garage
THIRD AND VIRGINIA ST,
1.-TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF PINE
ST. ON THIRD
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Is MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE


%. ~ WILL AZ A.ifs
SASH and DOORS
Save money BY ordering direct
from factory Absolute Hatisfae-
ton guaranteed.
breakfast Nook Fixtures us 70 ill
cupboard Doors r.ss-.t rs 90 80
trench ppoofs 'ssss'is O.
tndsHtructibls Ironing Board,
with cabinet 60 Het IN wall
and sleeve beard. complete 600 fit
outside Window Frames 81 90 1850
riiar Glass Mirrors. beysied. 10
shsH FOR "IScLosisG PoRciIEs
and scores ~ b6autlfyinE i'm
pfoVementH and labor saving con-
NsnisncsH for the home
Write FOR Free Illustrated CuthloE
q, "a WILLIAM co
1877 Let Ave. Seattle
300 MONEY MAKING FoiMUt.AB
AND TRADE SECRETS. $500
With full directions for manufac-
turing. Are you Tired Of working
Tor d small wHEef Go into huair
ness for yourself with thrsf
formulas that have mad. millions
tn your banda YOU can. N ygu
have ambition. build up business
~ your own The trade name n
product means even thing to-
day Invent an attractive trade
name ~ your own Tor ono - these
formulas. and you ATE on thn way
90 rurcrsH I.yeH Tor your own
personal use these formulas
should rave you many dniiars
r.. g. PACKER. 1915 S FlEueroa 81
q fEa aEfsfsF faH lHhTFfHIVk
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AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

We have no elevator pfices-
Hp and dguu-nccoTdins 10
nhat 40 think you viii pay
Tor a USED CAR Good re-
built cars hsyu definite
known Values hatryFr taat
value d., fhhth our uffrv
Quality considered our prices
mover fan 10 turn prospects
into customer. your
CREDIT Us GOOD WITH U.s.
1888 BUICK G CYLINDER
TOURING. This car has been
carefully luHpCc ted and
HhrftFfr usrFaHury has been
replaced with genuine Lulch
parts. Ws guarantee H. n Dr.
beautiful ear painted
smoke gray with black fen
drrH, splash I'm. Equipped
with two spring humperr.
brown headlight Tgflect0TH.
mutomrtrr and bar cap. mir
roE rain uwipe. new silver
town cords on rear one
spare. Down payment 1896.
1899 BUICK C CYLINDER
TOURING A DuCO paint job
~ Hagebrush green gives this
car an unusually attractive
appearance. Ask uu 10 dem
upHtrate this car and you'll
agree with Ne that n be- an eE-
septionai value Completely
equipped with bumper. wind
dcflectUrS. bunshade. motto.
meter. spare tire, tube and
cover Down payment iH 1895,
1912 BUICK 6 CYLINDER
COUPE The former owner
look pride iu keeping his ear
iu first class condition. Has 3
wire whelH, food cord TRES.
spring bumper. mutomctor
Someone looking for highest
mileage al lowest cost viii
find ~ IN this car. Full price
$500. but liberal terms viii be
arranged.
D-tB BUICK q CYLINDER
TOURING, Good tires. good
TOP. good running condition.
1900 takes A.
USE YOUR CREDIT
Eldridge Buick Compan!
IA st-05t2. S02 4. Pike s.
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AMERICAN LOAN CO
CoNFIpENTIAL LOANS

This office is maintained for the con-
venience OF employed men ana
women who find II necessary. ~
times. to borrow. but do not have
bank security or do not want
friends. neighbors or relatives to
know they need money. IL you
are working and have reputation
for honesty, we will loan up to
500; absolutely no security or
signers. QUICK SERVlCE. Low
CHARGES. Small weekly or
monthly payments. Como In any
time. You are under no Obligation
II our plan does not suit you.
Employees Loan Society
565 Empire Bldg.
plt Second Ave-. Near Madison
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.62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE


HOT WATER HEAT
800 GIVES POSSESSION
Circumstance compel an lm-
mediate sale ~ thih wonder. :
faI home. m iH a Colonial :
type home. with large recrp-
ton hall. living room, din- Z
luR room and cabinet hltrh-
81 dowuEthiTH. three large :
bedrooms upstairs. You Will :
find all ~ the very latest
features. such a. very choice .
oak f0STa in three rooms. !.
very pretty fireplace With .
LARGE heyeisd glass plate
mirror over mhutsi q beau :
tiful builtiu buffet. fun cc-
msut basement. an ideal hot
water heating system lauu- .
dry trays. solid concrete ?
garage the lot iH yery large
and highly improved with f,
wonderful lawn ana ere
csptl0naliy utrs FhTubbEry.
ThiH home affords a fine d
view. and actually BE- far be-
low value az ~ has just been
reduced from A.. 900 % - 100. f.
and besides you also receive
the entire Furnishings.
which consist boz part n ,
oysrntuffed living room
suite. beautiful rugs. wal
nut dining set. gas range. .
three complete bedroom
suites. rockers. library a.
Bile. curtains. drapsH and
other articles too numerous
20 mention. ave Invite the
inspection ~ this home ~
those that have been walt
ing Tor a real snap. either
For home or Investment.
Remember the early bird ,
story Phone now for one
Of our talebmsn. ME irEe- .
5s25
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FORCED SALE
Completely
Furnished
New House-NeW
Furniture
Everything for
$4,000

Z $500 CASH. BAL. LIKE RENT
= Here iH n beautiful bungalow,
= built less than one year ago.
Z Purchaser bought ~ for a
"a permanent home A. he had
just sold his business in FL
4 iensburg and located IN Sc
= attic, but unfortunately he
must return and take charge
Z Of the business that came
= back 10 him, and FOR imme-
= diatc sale ~ sacrificing his
4 home. You will find all this
y very latest features. such as
combination living and din
Z ing room, two very light
y bedrooms with bath be-
tween. cabinet kitchen.
Z nook. hardwood floors. tile
y fireplace. cement basement.
. laundry trays. etc. together
y with almost new furniture.
Y which consists In part OF
y genuine black walnut dining
set. including beautiful buf-
= fet. elegant wilton rugs,
. one real old ivory 2-plece
= bedroom suite. one Nernls
4 Martin bed with oak dresser
4. and chiffonier. very expens-
= i've -. clair range. b-piece
4 breakfast set, linoieum. cur
= fact. all you need is bed
= linen and few dishes to
start housekeeping. You
= can have Immediate posses
4 sion. Large lot, 401l2b. all
4, lawn and shrubs. several
y full grown cherry trees.
4 close 10 car line. Don't wait
a, until IL is sold. Phone now
= for one OF our statesmen.
Y MElrse.5s25.
Z Largent & Ryan, Inc.
\ REALTORS
y 1895 N. 18th ME lrHe-5sz5
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
y WE WILL CALL FOR YOU
Y X X Y xxx NNXx xxx
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L o A N S

To salaried men, women and wage
earners. on their plain note, no In
dorser or security required.
II you have been refused a salary
or furniture loan. don't think that
you cannot get II. Try us. as ~
make loans while others are tht,r
ing about IL. You can pay back
come and convenience. II in need.
do not hesitate TO call or. us. as Il
is our aim to turn no deserving
customer away. For further IN
formation call on us today ana %
convinced.
AMERICAN LOAN co.
sos Bigelow Building
1905 Fourth Ave. at Pike 81.
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$3.50

~ acres. with good bungalow. ga
rage and rabbit hutches for I'D
rabbits. good well and pump: ALSO
fine spring: in good neighborhood;
near school. and only ~ miles
from Seattle. Price $3.50. easy
terms. Inquire 30i Mutual Life
Bldg. First and Yesler.
Cheap acres. new house. on in~
terurbAn boulevard. north OF Ss-
attic. at Cathcart. the good soil
center. Price only 1915; terms
500 down. SO a month. We via
furnish cows and chickens or Bet
giAn hRres 20 reliable buyers on
terms. See HillmAn or DarnAh.
eos Third ave. Our Seattle offico
open Till s y. m. We need some
more carpenters.
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Largent & Ryan, Inc.

HkALIOhS
1895 ~: 18th ME irHe- 5sz5
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
WE WILL CALL FOR YOU
X X y Xxx xxx Xxx
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Monuments
Physicians. Surgeons
LOST AND FOUND

AUTO rcpairinE for less li5 ". T0ti
a. 81 nsst.0sas.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-01
Despondent Note
Leads to Belief
Boy Is Suicide

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. l.-Belief
that r. Stewart Smith, 19 year old
old son of j. Ross Smith, wealthy
retired surgeon of Paio Alto, Calf,
who has. been missing for ten days,
has met death in Seattle either by
poison or by drowning, crvstallized
today following the report of the
city that poison had been found in
the youth 8 room.
Dr.. Smith arrived in Seattle
Thursday afternoon to take personal
charge of. the search.
Despondent notes were found in
the youth IS apartment. On sheet
of paper he had listed his assets
rs 'poor health, bum teeth, no job,
no friends. =
On the other side of the sheet he
had written down the things he
desired from life a wife, money,
camping outfit, gun and field
glasses.
At the foot of the page he had
scribbled bitted denunciatfon of
himself as damnable and niser-
able wretch doomed to a life of mis-
cry and ended the note with q
dramatic sentence -''' Everlasting
and eternal sleep is all | want. -
That Smith did not go away to
some other eitv was accepted as a
fact by the police when it was found
his bank account was still intact
with Il balance of. about 5000. AT
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-01
Judge Permits
Testimony of
Medical Expert
(Continnco from mage II


jdcas was for the master criminal
10 do Il good job. 1t vas to be
thoroughly and completely planned
and be the object for great concern
in the immediate vicinity. There
was to be no clue. An intellectual
feat was to be accomplished. y
Justice Cavcrly recessed for lunch
at this time.
Before lunch and over the repeat
cd objections of State Attorney
Robert f. Grove. Dr. White sketch
ed the dream life of Loeb. He gave
a succession of fantasies which he
sad existed III the minds of the
youthful defendants.
lie looked upon himself, DR..
White said, "as Il master criminal
the master criminal mind of the
country. directing grea. bands Of
criminals in their underworld ae-
tiyities.
"He also thought himself a great
lie plotted great crimes
and then imagined himself as the
detective, unfolding the plot and
the criminals DR.. White
said. 50
Dr.. White also told how Loeb
walked the streets, giving secret
signs 80 his imaginary eriialnai
bard, directing what houses 10 rob.
He also pointed out hat Loeb adj
mitted being an inyeterate li;ns and
had started wing at an early age.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-01
SWING WINDS Up.
STRENUOUS |. Y.
TOUR AT BORDER
ftontinned erom nn.re u

Continued from p2-Te u
house thanked Congressman Swing
for his unfailing support Of the Re
publican party when matters of fun
damental party issues were before
the house.
A third letter from the Republi-
can Whip. declared that the assis-
tance given by Congressman Swing
whenever real party issues were at
stake had been always dependable.
That letter and the letter from the
floor leader both expressed the hope
that Congressman Swing would be
returned to Washington.
Throughout the meeting applause
was frequent, increasing as the con
gressman brought his talk neal4 a
close. When he declared that he
was simply trying to preserve to the
people of this valley the right to
have an all-American canal if they
want it. and challenged the Colo
RADIO River Control club to explain
their attempt to shut out such an
opportunity forever, the applause
was prolonged.
Attorney Elmer Heald gave a
brief and forceful talk preceding
that of the congressman. City At
torney William E. Ginder, OF Ca
loxico, presided at the meeting and
introduced the speakers. Attorney
Ginder declared that though he had
known Ed Sample for many years,
he was firmly OF the belief that Phil
d. Swing is the one man who should
be sent to Washington to take up
the work where the latter has left
off.
Talks at Imperial
Speaking from truck in Imper-
ial, Congressman Swing was applaud
ed time and again Yesterday morn
ing by the large crowd which gath
cred 10 hear him. The meeting was
arranged on short notice and fol-
lowed a parade through the main
streets Of town by the fire trucks.
The congressman appeared at the
chamber Of commerce luncheon in
Calexico yesterday noon, where he
told of the reasons for the closing
Of the boundary line. He declared
that tine morals, the health and the
financial welfare of the Imperial
Valley demanded that the border
situation be remedied.
Immediately following the meet
ing, Congressman Swing was taken
to Jacumba by Charles Matlin, trav
cling freight and passenger traffic
agent of the San Diego and Arizona,
where the congressman took the mid
right train to San Diego. He will
remain there for few days and will
then start his speaking tour in Riv-
erside and northern sections Of the
district Congressman Swing will
return to El Centre and Imperial
valley in November and will be here
on election day.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-01
FORMER CITY
MANAGER GETS
EIGHT Y E A RS
Nv United Press Leased Wire

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. L.
Fred f. Afford, former city manager
on Ontario, must spend eight years
in San Quentin, according to rul-
ing of the prison board, received
here today.
Afford was seRteneed ON q charge
Of nismanagement or Ontario city
funds amounting 20 more than $780,
600. He was indicted on five counts,
and must serve four years on the
first and one year on each of the
others, the board decided.
BE careful about looking at ther-
mometers in July. Ii is not polite
10 cuss before ladies.
Tulare voted on a $l65,000 sewer
bond issue July H.
stanislaus county has 1914 acres
Of fruit trees and vines.
Modesto, stanislaus county, ship
ped l74S ears Of melons in 1923.
Mereed is averaging shipments Of
one ear Of tomatoes and onions
day.