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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-02

hound you! Drinkin' up my good
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

witt n c0pplc bidds-You should go by
Klepner in de sturr You should
buy witt dem louly-pops witt jally-
bnns, witt hall day seekers. vat
it should make you maybe ulsters in
dc stomach | should have doctor beels,
Ia? Mmmm-I'r gceve you -
Oddcr dees odder you1l make maybe
from de recbs from mine seelk UNI
brella, yat buzz witt harrows you should
bicome a bceg Chir Dolby in de Faze,
maybe, -Mmmm-wait yat,,,
SO by oss here in de houze is gradu-
ally noting ncw-accapt wot is VERY.
VERY strange wot we hunable we
shouldn't be at list feeftin complains
from de jenitor witt de polissman witt
Il copple stukkippers witt de hize-men
| should get from dem cpeplcyy witt n
high blot-prassure!
So bltwinn de minntime it stends in
he beck from mine shulder you smot
brodder. de dope-wot he makes witt de
fulish faZe smot-crecks-wot I'll geeve
hcem in a minute with n cherr in the
had, beeg as he Is!
Waddaya mean???-1'm tellin'
va fer his good. amt I?-l'd just
warnin' ya to advise him TO pull In
his ears durin' de rabbit huntin' sea-
son out dere or elsie he'll blow back
lookin' like my commutation ticket
after your lodge brudders got troo
borryin' it,,-TIa-Ha, Witt dem
mud-guards he oughta have pro-
peller in de bacl; of his dome,
Mr. Feitlebaum-So Somebody SAINT for
you. ha, dope;? So gerradahere, al
rady-odder I'll
Mrs. Feitlebaum -Looy-Looy-dun
annoying de poppa .--Alouwriss, put
in de latter YOU should tell Isidore it
should be cheely night he should
kipp warm de fit.
Looy Ila-ha ats a hot number
Dat ting'll come home witt exacly de
same knots in his shoelaces dat he
went away wild. &. -. Say, by de way
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

New Years day is intended MS n day
of Memorial, of remembrance, when not
only God calls to mind everything His
children have done during the past
year, to pass Judgment on them ac-
cording to their works, but when the
children of God should remember their
deeds and properly evaluate them. Al
so, according to the biblical prescrip-
ton the Shofar or rams horn or trum-
pet is solemnly sounded number of
times in the Jewish house of worship
TO arouse the conscience of the wor-
shippers.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

HashanAh marks the anniversary of the
creation of the world, supposd to have
taken place 5,GST years ago; hence the
Jewish year beginning with this New
Years day will be known as the year
56S7.
Rosh Hashanan or New Year is or
dained in the Bible, Leviticus XXIII,
"A, -, where we read, In the seventh
month, in the first day of the month,
shall We have a Sabbath, memorial of
trumpets, and holy convocation. Ye
shall do no servile work therein" As
we note from the biblical wording, the
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
Moo Nukk,
IIuggust Ilateen.

Mr.. lsidorc Feitlcham,
Care from Kemp Minnie Ha-Hla.
BY the Letting Wodder,
Pennsylvania.
Mine Dollinl, Goot-for- Noting -
I taking gradually in de hend mine
panzil l should make witt you a cow
risspowndence in de kemp wot II simms
VERY VERY strange on accent de riz-
zon wot Is de foist time wot got witt
Won Somctng 10 do wot | dm't taking
in de hend a strep is no, goOt-for
notting?y Ulso from you latter witt lie
poiple hlnk is solfed gradually de mecs-
Try wot It bicamc from mine futtin-
Keret gold fontain-pan. wot it gate hall
from sodden a vanish hon odder
abbot Huggust de feeftnt odder witt a
consecderble peerod in de front from
deeS date. So fore dces-Ill at
tand You latert,! Ulso it stcnds by
you in de latter wot dey titching you
dere in the Kemp you should loin you
should leeve Ike Hindian,,- for
dees you gotto go in a kemp, ha?? SO.
/ esk you-iu de cecty you leaving
maybe like a cefNilizcd human bing
Ia? Wot you1l come beck vat you
should rob maybe togadder lag from
n cherr wit de piano it should be by me
n kemp fire alrady in de polar. ha?
Nou should tust me dere moshmallows
q whole time, ha?-Mmmm-Tll geeve
you. =.
So for dccS I got to spand for de
kemp tuition fizz, irrigodless from de
hextra expanses for sweeming SCOT
witt lumber iecket witt kock-eye
hout feet yat in horder You, witt Nut
timer Meetzic should make on witt de
coppet witt re broomsteeck tiTpfz WITT
weegwoms yat in de houze. ha, goot-
for-notting? \ Hindian beezness dey
itching, ha? So why dey dun't max
in SO wot y0ull come you should bod
der me for neeckles witt dimes witt
quodders so inStat l could geevc you
in de bast from helt two clem-shalls
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

Pop. asst him de combination Of his
bank. willyag
Mr.. Feiilebaum-You gat away from
here dope, odder yon'll wouldn't gat
away, ha:?Y?-So geeve lccsten,
meesus. is feenished lie latter:
Ulso, in cocklusion, mine dollink
goot.for.notting, take from de fodder n
cdwice. Lat II should he by you las
son in de woots dere de hecnsacts-in-
stat you should put dem in a bottle. II
makes hcnts witt gresshoppcrs 10 de
fodder witt de moddcr, smot rimocks.
ha?. 1t chodges opp bog odder bit
tie by de grussery-sturr on dc heel tan
cents chucklitts kendy. de fodder should
paying for it. ha? 1t writes from de
beck from de book henswers bomble-
bizz to de areetmetic example. ha? II
wants frock n louly-pop bicusS Nut
timer Miizic hez one?
1t ruffuses a catterpillow he should
wash de mack whan de momma's telling
heem. ha? You hold from de gresshop-
per witt de hent. ha?? So is cnoff woi
you smot brodGer, de dope, is gress-
hopper so see at list You should he n
hant-wot You should apprishate lee
die beet wot it woiks a whole day in de
sturr you fodder wot he comes home he
should write 10 de goot-for-notting
Mrs. FeitIcbaum-Yi vi Mowriss-ls
geevlng n Teeng de hell. Hollo-hollo
-whoozit plizze-WHO?? VI VI VI
ISIDORE!,
Mr.. Feitlebaum-ISIDOR
Chorus -Isidore-Isidore-w dees,
you amt in de kempf??
Isidore re-Hello Bobba-Bortiber Bitzic
was sedt hobe frob cabp odd account
of having the hives-So I cabe hobe
with hib,
Mr.. Feitlcbaum-SMACk
Mrs. Feitlebaum- -Mouwriss-n in dc
had.!
MLT GROSS.
Copyright CNew York World) Press Pub
fishing Company, 1926
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
Joy In Solempjiy

In order TO prepare for the solemn
holy season. the orthodox jew for
some days before the New Years day
arises at earliest dawn and repairs to
me synagogue whore penltcntial pray.
ers nre intoned IN special sellcoth
chant. This early morning service con.
tinues during the ten days immedl.
atcly following the New Years day
until the day OF Atonemcnt.
The New Years day is one Of sol
emn JOY and the greeting of the day
"L'shanah tovah." 4 Happy New Year,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02
JEWISH HOLY SEASON
USHERED IN SEPT. 9Th

The Jewish holyday season begins
somewhat earlier this year than other
years. The first holy day is the New
Gear, or Rosh Hashanah. which oc-
ours this year on the 9th of September,
the New Year eve being on the evening
Of the Sth.
In the Jewish tradition the Rosh
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

is heard on all sides, In the homes md
the synngogues. The festival is OBJ
served two days, tho 9th and 10Th OF
September, by the Orthodox Jew.
Please secure details concerning
services In your city from your local
rabbi.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-02

A Woolly Round.up.-Ovis Poll, n
rare sheep brought to America from the
nplnnds Of Asia, was sent to Harvard
for the class reunions. Many other
rare specimens arrived In crimson
blazers from all over the country
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

cause he had 4 $l25,00 campaign
donation from samuel Htsull. Chica-
90 utility magnate.
The League 5 frank endorsement
of Smith was coupled with the oh
scrvation that the opposition is not
which is the ideal Smith or Ma
gill but which is the better, q
dry candidate who can win or a dry
candidate who is bound to lose. 20
The dry organization held Magill
was certain to lose and that votes
turned to him would only swell the
wet Brennan : chances of winning.
Smith was the second dry to get
the league : endorsement in two
days.
Senator Willis. Republican. Ohio,
was the first. The league advised
OhioanS to scratch his Democratic
former Senator Atlee
nomcrenc, and the Republican can
didatr for Lieutenant Governor.
1t would not surprise politicians
here if Wh"cler'S next blast were
against James Wadsworth. Repub-
liran, New Work. The league deems
him backslider from the dry cause
md faNors Frank W. CriStman, in,
dependent Republican dry, for the
United States senate.
The league expresses itself as
confident of net dry gains insofar
as prohibition is an issue in coming
state elections.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Sturgeon Guilty
OF Car Stealing

II. G.. Sturgeon was found guilty
by a jury in Superior Judge Cole 5
court yesterday on charges of steal
ing an automobile from Tom Stew
art, FL Centre. He will be scntenc-
ed Friday morning. II. l.. Dukes.
= companion of Sturgeon who
pleaded guilty to similar charges
three weeks ago, has been sentenced
to serve from one to II years in
San Quentin.
Sturgeon maintained throughout
his trial that he did not participate
III the theft Of the car. He dcclar-
cd he had started across the county
with Dukes but had left him at
Yuma. later reioining him near Ja-
cumba. He said Dukes drove to
the meeting place in the car but in
sisted that ne did not know the
machine had been stolen. Arrest
Of the two youths occurred in San
Diego n few hours after Stewart
noticed his ear had been taken from
in front of his home. In a confes.
sion made to deputy sheriffs who
brought the boys back here Dukes
stated that he and Sturgeon slept
in field near Stewart S house and
drove the ear away early in the
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
new MEMBERS
ARE ADMI TIED
TO ROTARY CLUB

Two FL Centre business men,
Ncrn DcTar and Wayne Elvander
received the Rotary charge today
and became full fledged RotarianS
at the clubs weekly luncheon, held
1T the Hotel Barbara Worth. Win
=. Fawcctt gave the charge. ncTar
is the new Imperial county farm
advisor and Elvander represents
the California Pine Box Distribu-
tors.
J. p. IIaggcrman. who with b.
II. Forncv, county y. NJ. G. A. see
retary, were guests of the club, gave
an excellent talk on Boys Rotary
in Life
John VI. Keplcy gave craft
talk, one division of which was en-
titled, "lour Stcnographer,' and
the other "The Court Reporter.
DR.. l.. G. House received a heavy
fine for the possession of new
Lincoln sedan, and j. Ii. Edgar, his
partner in crime by virtue of having
made the sale. was appointed to go
-0-j0 with "Doc' ON the assess,
mcnt.
Howard p. Never and John Duff
announced birthdays.
Visiting Rotarians were Seth
Rice. CaleXico, and G. b. Collins and
Pete Rycrson. Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Aliens Jailed for
Carrying Guns

Pascual Zarotc and Jesus Tovar
were fined $l20 each by Police
Judge Hervey this morning on
charges of carrying concealed wea-
pons without a permit, and com
mitted to Jail to serve out the fine
when they were unable to pay.
The men are Mexicans who came
here from Oxnard yesterday. They
were arrested on suspicion vester-
day afternoon by Officer Vivian
when they were observed lettering
in the vicinity Of the Mckinley
school. Search of ear they were
driving disclosed two revolvcrs hid
den in flap Of the top. Zarote,
owner Of the car, declared he did
not know the guns were there, and
insisted they were probably the
property of his brother law. To
var likewise denied knowing the
guns were there. As the men are
aliens and as such forbidden TO
carry arms in the state, officials
contemplated filing felony charges
against them in the district attor
ncv s office but later took the case
into police court They will be
turned over 10 immigration officials
when their time has been served.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
new TRIAL FOR
PARKER SINGH TO
START FRIDAY

Attorney Edgar Hrrvcv Will leave
tonight for Riverside where he will
appear tomorrow as defense coun-
sci in re-trial being granted Park
cr Singh. Hindu who was convicted
of killing two men near Calipatria
in April, 1925.
Singh was convicted here for one
of the murders. An appeal was TAX
en- but the conviction was sustained
and he was sent to San Quentin to
start serving a sentence Of from ten
years to life Imprisonment.
On charges IN connection with the
other murder Singh secured 4
change of venue TO the Riverside
superior court. He was found gull
tv and sentenced to life imprison-
men. He was recently granted re-
trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Local {-eg;onaires
Sponsor miss X

FL Centre is to present II Miss
X at the RED Wing dance in Braw-
ley Saturday night following the
successful appearance of a Brawley
" Miss N' last Saturday night.
The local mystery girl will be
sponsored by members of Boyce
Atcn Post, American Legion, who
have vowed that the honors accord.
ed the Brawlcy entry will pass to
this city.
MissX' from FL Centre is do
scribcd as young and beautiful, with
worlds of charm and a dashinp per.
sonality. She is pronounced
brunette, declaring that gentlemen
prefer her style more than they do
blondes.
Sh" will be accompanied by n
squad of legionmaires, who are ready
to go the limit TO prove their asscr.
tiomS that the FL Centre Miss X"
is the real dycd-in-th the wool article.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Brewster Plans
Mexican Divorce
ny United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 14.-Eugene
Y. Brewster and his fiance, Corliss
Palmer. have returned here from
Sinaloa, Mexico, where the movie
magazine publisher has made final
arrangements, he declares. for Il
Mexican divorce from his estranged
wife, Mrs. Eleanor Brewster, of
Brooklyn.
1t is Brewster S second trip into
Mexico on the same mission, and
in November he Will make Il final
excursion TO Sinaloa to obtain his
divorce, which he expects about
Thanksgiving dav.
He and Miss Palmer, the blonde
beauty whom he elevated from a
oigar-stand girl in Macon, Georgia,
to n movie actress. will be married
Immediately after the divorce,
Brewster said.
p. Mrs. Brewster has persistentlv
opposed a divorce and in New York
courts recently was awarded =
Judgment against Miss Palmer for
alienation of her husband 5 affec-
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Big Dirigible to
Make Long Trip
By United Press Leased Wire

LAKEHURST, y. j.. Oct. IL
The naval dirigiblc Los Angeles
left the hanger here at ll:05 a. IN.
today on test flight to Detroit,
where she will try out the mooring
mast at the Ford airport.
The dirigible was commanded by
Lieutenant Commander Charles f.
Rosendahl. She carries a crew of
IL officers and 81 men.
The weather was perfect when the
big silver dirigible was east loose
from the mOOring mast and circling
the field, turned TO the southeast.
Weather reports from Washington
predicted favorable conditions along
the route.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Charges Against
Men Dismissed

Bad check charges against $.
Abrahamson and John G. Satin
were dismissed il Justice May
field 5 court this morning on motion
of the district attorney $ office
Abrahamson was accused of issuing
al $ll check without sufficient
funds in the bank. 1t developed
later that he had transferred funds
from Holtvillc to an FL Centre bank
and had thought his account clear
when he wrote the check. Smith
was freed on similar charges when
it was shown he had money ON dc
posit when he wrote the check but
that his wife had drawn the funds
cut before the check was cleared.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Pasadena Chosen
By Odd Fellows
For COnv en- ton
By United Press Leased Wire

STOCkTON, Oct. 14.-Pasadena
was selected today by California
Odd Fellows as their 1927 convcn-
tion citM.
j. S. killeen, San Francisco, was
elected grand junior warden. first
office in the series which advanced
10 the office of grand patriarch.
Installation of officers will take
place tomorrow. Those who will
take office are l.. w. Colby, Pasa-
dena. grand patriarch; J. ID. Niles.
Alturas, grand high priest; F.. W.
Alexander, Los Angeles, grand sen
i0r warden; NJ. H. Ludlow, San
Francisco, grand treasurer, and
killecn. grand junior warden.
Tonight huge parade viii l be
held. The annual encampment will
adjourn tomorrow following 4 grand
bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Reeves Convicted
In Federal Court

District Attorney Utley and
Flavc Kemp, investigator, returned
yesterday from Los Angeles where
they appeared i'll federal court as
witnesses in the trial of J. b. Reeves
who was convicted on charges of as
Sanlt with deadly weapon in con
nection with the shooting of NJ. En-.
mcrSon, Yuma Indian. last wear.
Reeves was sentenced to serve nine
months in the Los Angeles county
all. He shot Emmcrson following
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Will Plan Junior
Section of Fair

For the purpose Of discussing tn"
development of the junior depart
ment ii the Brawlcy Winter
fair, to be held the first week in
December, u dinner is being given
at the Hotel Barbara Worth to-
night.
II. L. Andre. superintendent 10
the junior department of the fair,
has issued invitations to some 30
leaders of young peoples work.
Representative of the Bov Scout
organization, the county boys and
girls clubs and similar dissertations
aie included in the list.
Tulare has just completed 800.
coo grammar school
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
ARRESTED ON RECKLESS
DRIVING CHARGE

Patrick b. Reardon, a local paint
cr, was arrested last night by Of
ficer Mayo on charges of reckless
driving. He viii receive "a hearing
before Police Judge Ilervcy tomor-
row. Mayo reported that Rrardon
was driving south on Fifth street,
apparently cxerting little control
over destination of the machine.
Before the car could be brought -
stop, Mayo reported, Reardon had
allowed it to climb the curbing two
or three times and had ridden for
some distance on the sidewalk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
STEAM SHOVEL ACCIDENT
RESULTS IN MANS DEATH
by United Pres. Leased Wire

, FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 1.-THE
body of Harvey s. Brown, 81, en-
ploye of the Southern California
Edison CO., who was accidentally
killed at Big Creek yesterday by u
bucket of steam shovel, was held
here today pending arrival Of fu-
neral plans from his brother who
resides in Redwood City.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
DRY FORCES Line
UP FOR FIGHT IN
STATE ELECTIONS
BY CARL D. GROAT

q. /. NIaII NOFF'SNOHuVHTJ
WASHINGTON, Oct. l4.-Waync
r. Wheeler. head of the Anti ga
loon League, charged today the
under world plans TO swing to
Hugh :. Magill, dry independent
Republican in Illinois "every vote
it cannot get for George Brennan,
Democrat, supCr-wct.'
The charge was part of an appeal
to Illinois Republicans to unite on
Smith, acknowledged dry. Smith
WAS recently investigated by the
senate campaign fund committee be
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

an argument on Reeves ranch mean
Bard. 1t was necessary to amputatd
the Indians left foot as Il result of
the wound he received.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
SAY QUEEN MARIE
IS COMING HERE
TO SEEK LOAN
Ship-Mates Find Royalty
Is Very Friendly and
Democratic.
by United Press Leased Wire

lONION, Oct. I.-Thc West
minister Gazette said today that
Queen Marie of Roumania expect
ed that her trip to the United States
would more than pay for itself in
loans she hopes to obtain from
American bankers.
The. Gazette information came
from its Vienna correspondent, who
said he obtained the true story Of
the queen $ visit to the United
States from a source close to the
koumanian court.
Marie, according to the story, in.
sisted upon visiting the United
States at this time because King
Ferdinand is i'll. His physicians do
not know whether he is suffering
from cancer or atrophic cyrrhosis
of the liver, but they gave him only
two years to live, telling the queen:
If you do not go to America
now, You never will 90 there as
queen
When the government pleaded
poverty as an argument against the
trip, the queen was alleged to have
explained her intentions with re-
Spcct to loans.
ABOARD S. s. LEVIATHAN.
enroutq to New York. Oct. IT,
Queen Mari" of Roumania has cS-
tablish"d herself rs Il regular fellow
aboard ship and the passengers
who feared they would obtain only
brief glimpses of their royal ship
mate today were Specializing on
the possibilities Of meeting her
majesty and perhaps Of even sh"k-
ing the royal hand.
The queen, Princess llranI and
Prince Nicholas are Just about like
other folks, after all. with an ap-
probation of moving pictures, a de.
sire to splash in the ships pool and
a large interest in the machinery
and organization Of such a vessel
as this one.
Marie and her family saw movies
last night in public salon. Prin""
Nicholas already has been on the
bridge, where Captain Herbert
Hartley, the ships master, explain
81 the complicated mechanism and
then escorted the young man to the
engine room. Queen Marie chose a
deck chair on a public promenade
fer her mornings : reading. and At
IuuSh Yesterday 1DDIarCl at the
captains table.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct. l4.-The cot
ton market closed up II to l3
points. Spots steady, up TO- Mid
uplands 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday with moderate
temperature.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Friday but foggy near coast
tonight; normal temperature and
Humidity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
COTTON MARKETS
Nv United Press Leased Wire

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. ll.-Spots
quiet; middling 1875. Futures
closed very steady
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

Home is where the coal shortag
is going to be before long.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

Fast people are slow to pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

Why Men Leave Home ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
The Money Saving
Rubber Sundries

We are making a speciality
of rubber goods for the home
and have chosen GOOD
RICII' because we know that
every article offered under
that brand is strictly first
class: No medicine chest is
complete without a few of the
most needed things for the
sick room.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Rubber Gloves 75c

When you see these parti-
cular gloves, you'll understand
why we call them special
at such a price! We were abe
to get a real price on these
and we re passing it on to you
"a real bargain!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-15
GIRL CONCEALS
MAN IN HOME

GREENVILLE, N. H, Oct. is
How 15-year-old Myrtle Cargent con-
cealed her admirer behind secret
panel in her brothers bedroom and
kept him on a diet Of bananas and
water for two weeks. was revealed
in court here.
Her admirer. Grover Jolly. 40,
of Keene, pleaded not guilty to Sc
rious charges and was held with
out bail for the grand jury.
Leon Sargent, Myrtle's 1S-year-
old brother, led to the discovery of
the hidden jolly. He said he wanted
jolly arrested 80 he can't elope
with my sister.
1t was disclosed in court that
Myrtle had known Jolly about two
years and that on August 5 she
brought hin to her home in Mason
and hid him in tiny compartment
behind panel in Icons bedroom.
Disappearance of $50 in cash
from the house resulted indirectly
In the discovery Of jolly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-15
FIRE ON VESSEL
ENDANGERS 50

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16.-Sixty
worried fishermen heaved a sigh
Of deep relief when the good fish
ing smack, Owl H. landed them
right side up on the beach at Santa
Monica.
They went out to sea TO fish on
the pleasure fishing boat, Fashion,
owned by the Morris Boat Com
pany, and commanded by Captain
Dugan.
One mile off the end Of Santa
Monica pier fire burst out In the
engine room of the Fashion.
A flame ignited the gasoline OF:
the casing surface. Then 1t was gu
fishermen became so worried men.
But in a few minutes time the
Owl IT came along and the pleas
iure seeking fishermen, life belts
and. all, were quickly transferred
to a. safer deck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-15
To JOB;
OIL No LURE

WINFIELD, Kans., Oct. 15.--An
oil well paying him $500 every "a
hours has failed to lure William
Mason, plasterer and truck farmer.
away from his usual daily tasks.
"Oil is coming out Of the well,
but haven't seen any money yet,
and until / see actual cash l intend
to stick to plastering and truck
farming as have done all my
life," he announced.
Mason three years ago paid $4,000
for the 2O.acre farm on which OIL
was found. There is room for at
least seven more wells on the prop.
erty.