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Evening star., 1927-11-28
Hold-Up Victim Says He Was Shot;
Police With Mirror Prove Otherwise

soaring the robber away and bring.
ing neighbors and police. He was
carefully carried into an adjoining
house, where newspapers were spread
on the couch to catch the blood.
But, police noticed. there wasn't
any blood. And examination showed
no trace of a wound.
II can't understand it," Haines said
later. still visibly excited. II was
just sure I felt a shot in my neck"
Evening star., 1927-11-28
TWO FLYERS FOUND
DEAD NEAR PLANE
Bodies of Missing Airmen Dis
covered by Searchers Near
Wrecked Machine.
BY the Associated Press.

UNIONTOWN, Pa, November 2S.-
The bodies of two Army aviators who
met death when their plane crashed in
mountain forest Friday were found
by party of rescuers in the dense
woods on Chestnut Ridge today.
The body Of Pilot E. r. Emory
was found some $50 feet from the
plane. Nearby lay the body of Me-
chanic William d. Vollman. Both
aviators had on their parachutes. One
was partly opened. while the other
was strapped tight to the victims
back. indicating that the crash came
without warning. and that the bird
men had but a few minutes to get
from the plane before it was wrecked
in the woods.
Parts of the ill-fated plane were
found several hundred feet from the
spot where the motor hit the ground.
Fragments of the wings were hanging
on trees. The main part Of the air.
shin was on one side Of Lick Run.
while the bodies, both crushed by the
fall, were on the other side of the
stream.
Wreckage Discovered From Air.
The wreckage was discovered from
the air this morning by Lieut.. Eugene
Bayley, commandant Of Burgess Fly
ing Field here. He directed the search
ers up the mountain. The dense
- tn
miles before they reached the scene.
The bodies were placed on stretchers
and brought by relays Of carriers.
Lieut.. Bayley said the plane was
total wreck, and that one Of the avia-
tors in some unexplained manner had
been almost decapitated. The bodies
were to be brought to Uniontown by
Fayette County Coroner s. A. Baltz,
who went to the scene with the res
cuers.
The airmen had been missing since
Friday afternoon. They left Wash
ington, D. c.. for Columbus, Ohio, and
were last reported over Somerfield,
Pa, that afternoon.
Army records show that Pilot EN-.
ery was born at Lafayette, Ind, Octo-
ber II, 1899, and that his nearest rel.
ative is his mother, Mrs. Dora B. En-
cry Of So Fulton avenue. Newark,
Ohio. He was second lieutenant In
the Reserve Corps, but re-enlisted in
the Regular service as a private. Me-
chanic Zolman was born October IL,
1905, at Centerburg. Ohio, and recent
ly enlisted in the service. His nearest
relative is his mother. Mrs. s. B. Zol-
man, r. F. D.. No. Q, Fredericktown.
Ohio. -~---- - .-'.--..
Call Skilled Pilot.
officials at Boiling Field declared
Emery was a skilled pilot. and had
flown across country frequently. and
weather conditions on Friday were IA
vorable for flying. Privates Emery
and Zolman were taking the flight as
part Of their -cross-country flying
training.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
SIX FRENCH AVIAT0RS
KILLED IN PI ANE CRASH
Lieutenant, 4 Non-commissione
Men and Radio Operator
Die in Morocco.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, November ga
dispatch to La Nacion from Tangier,
Morocco, says that six French av'
iators were killed when their plane.
one Of a squadron Of five. crashed
in flames 40 miles from the town OF
Denib.
The dispatch says the plane fell
3. 900 meters wrapped In flames. and
that the flyers. a lieutenant. a ser
geant, three non.commissioned officers
and radio operator. were completely
charred. They were buried today.
The planes left Fee Yesterday
morning, according to the dispatch.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Jobless Storm Premier's Office.

ADELAIDE, Australia, November
% @.-One thousand unemployed
men attempted to force their way into
the treasury building today and inter-
view the premier. They were elected
by the police using their batons.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
DUCE GREETS ALBANIA.
Sends Message to President Of
Independence Anniversary.

ROME. November % @.-Premier
Mussolini has sent a message to Pres.
ident Ahmed Zogu of Albania on the
occasion Of the fourteenth anniver.
sary Of Albanian independence. ex.
pressing ''firtn faith for the secure.
tranquil and glorious future Of the
allied Albanian people"
Evening star., 1927-11-28
FLYERS KILL FOUR REBELS
IN NICARAGUA SKIRMISH
200 Natives Fire on Marines and
Guardsmen-Planes Rake
Foe With Gunfire.
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, November
2S.-Aviators with the joint command
of United States Marines and National
Guardsmen, operating near Ell Chi
pote, were fired at by 200 rebels. The
aviators flew low. dropped bombs,
raked the rebels with machine gun
fire. and killed four Of them, wound
ing several.
The planes then returned safely to
their base at Octotal.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Two Sharpshooters
Display Skill; One
Loses Part of Nose
BY the Associated Press.

BY tn8 AsSUClattu FleeSs
NEW ORLEANS, November 2s.
Robert Hackney, city detective.
lost part of his nose, but he won
a hat yesterday.
Hackney and Eads Blocker. a
salesman, both expert marksmen.
bet hat on their respective Prov
ess. A pistol was produced. and
Hackney shot six cigarettes from
between Blocker'S lips.
Blocker f1icked three cigarettes
from Hackney's mouth, but his
fourth bullet pierced the detectives
nose. Hackney went to q hospital.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
By the Associated Press.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. November 2s.--
It took six policemen and a mirror
to convince Henry Haines. a local
filling station manager. that he wasn't
shot In the neck by bandit who
held him up today.
The bandit held him up. Halnes
said. and ordered him to open the
safe. ~ told him didn't know the
combination. Then I heard shot. +"
"I'na shoE I'm shotr' Haines yelled.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Wales Is Thrown Again.

LEICESTER, England. November
20 R.-The Prince of Wales was
thrown today while hunting with the
was not hurt.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
BANDITS ROB D. C. MAN.
Victim Reports Loss Of $500 in
Hold-up.

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla, No
vember % R).-Automobile bandits
held up e. w. Harndon Of Washing
ton, D. c., on the Dixie highway just
north of here and robbed him of $500.
took his car and then tied him to
tree. Mr.. Harndon reported to local
police that the car with five men
forced him to the side of the road.
He had been visiting in Miami and
was en- route home.
The name Of e. w. Harndon does
not appear either in the telephone or
cfty directory,
Evening star., 1927-11-28
QUIT OLYMPIC GAMES.

Own M e. in 1928.
MOSCOW, November % @. -- So.
Wet sportsmen have decided not to
participate in the Olympic games
which will be held at Amsterdam In
1928. Instead they will hold their own
meet from August IL to %.
The Supreme Council Of Physical
Culture is planning to invite 600 rep.
resentatives Of foreign workers sport
organizations and about $500 Russian
athletes will participate.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Call Skilled Pilot.

officials at Boiling Field declared
Emery was skilled pilot. and had
flown across country frequently. and
weather conditions on Friday were ia.
vorable for flying. Privates Emery
and Zolman were taking the fight as
part Of their cross-country flying
training.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
WEATHER.

20. 3. Weather Bureau Forecastl
Cloudy with occasional showers TO-
night and tomorrow; not much change
in the temperature. Temperature
Highest, 73. at 2:15 pm. yesterday;
lowest, 81, at 7:30 am. today.
Full report on page 9.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

When Maj. Gordon presented his
petition in court Justice Siddons in
quired If he had considered including
Kidwell in the rules which the court
was asked to issue. Maj. Gordon
then stated that If the court wished
him to do so he would file a sepa-
rate petition against Kidwell, but no
such action has been taken by the
prosecutor.
Attorney Hawken explained today
lContimled ON Page q Column IL
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Continued on Page 2. Column -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-25
WANTS SHOALS
CHEAP POWER
Town Thinks It Should
Share in Electricity.
Times WASHINGTON Bureau.
faoo YNcan York A MANN


WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Deci-
sion on the application Of the City
of Muscle Shoals for cheap Govern
ment electricity is being delayed to
allow filing of legal briefs by the
municipality. the SYdge Advocate
Generals office said soday.
The little ALBANIA town has ap-
piled for a small quantity Of power
from the Government hyGroelectric
plant at Muscle Shoals. Army en-
gineers, in charge Of the plant, for
warded the application to the Judge
Advocate General in whose hands it
has rested for the past month.
All electricity generated at Muscle
Shoals is now being purchased by
the Alabama Power Company. The
Judge Advocate General ruled three
years ago that the army engineers
had legal right to sell power to this
company.
Representatives of the municipality
contend that the engineers have as
much authority. or more. to sell a
part Of the power to the town which
nestles at foot of the dam.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-25
100000 SEND
} IN REPORT ON
CROP OUTLOOK
Form Basis of Monthly Re-
ports Made Out BY U. S.
Farm Department.
Times ,Wsskingtcy Buredn.

I1SS NGbD IOTK Avenue
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Add
another item to the United States
record Of worlds biggest"
It's staff Of approximately 30O,-
600 reporters working for the United
States Department Of Agriculture,
and ultimately for themselves,
through the departments crop re-
porting board.
According to a statement by w.
F. Callander, board chairman, crop
and live stock are being received at
different times during the year from
about 100000 American farmers
scattered in all parts of the country.
These reports, tabulated in sealed
rooms cut Off from all communica-
ton with the outside world, form
the basis Of agriculture department
crop and live stock estimates.
Secrecy in handling the reports
is occasioned by the fact that, when
released, they frequently raise havoc
with speculative markets, and adj
vanced information about their con-
tents would be worth millions of
dollars.
During the present year the
monthly crop estimates are based
upon about 10000 individual reports,
the cotton estimates on about 10000
the acreage estimates on about 15O.-
600, and the live stock estimates on
approximately 100000, hog estimates
on about 10000, truck crop estimates
on approximately 10000. and price
estimates on about 5000 individual
reports.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-25

pear right in the sight of God and
to all parties concerned. and the
provisions therein contained shall
be executed without envy or strife
and all in accordance with the
Golden Rule"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-25
TENTH TO THE LORD
Elkhart Woman will Disposes of
$1,000.

ELKHART, Ind, Aug. 25.-The
will of Mrs. Sarah Oster, filed here,
declares her belief that one-tenth
of her estate belongs to the Lord"
and accordingly $1,000 is bequeathed
to various churches, the W. G. T. u,
Salvation Army, Red Cross and As
ISOLATED Charities.
The concluding paragraph Of the
will says:
cit is my hope that my will ap-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-25

Statistics show that more people
have died from overeating than
from starvation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-25

The Indianapolis Times,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Atlas Department;
Enclosed herewith find 40 cents for. which
please send me- postpaid one Indianapolis Times
. Paved Road Atlas-1927 Edition.
Address ............. .........................
City or Town ................ State. ........
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
Neyin Manager Of
Mid-Winter Fair

IIarrv Neia. new secretary of
the Mid Winter Fair association l4s
srrieed in Itraales aud LIS aeNHai
his datie- n this capacity aa4 ais4
rs secretary Of thc Brawlcy Clam.
h"r Of Commerce.
NeAia comes from Boulder Colo
aitse lie WIS tire successful mann
ger ot tne Boulder eomItz fair. IIc
~ offered the nlanagrrsbip Of
Colorado s state fir an the strength
# his work II Boulder huf other
duties made il impossible for him
fo 1eespt tbe post Il tie 'ime. IL
is considered siuguIuly wei qnali-
lied to carry ON the dua position
Of chamber Of commerce secretary
a#d fair manager.
" v. Na'r pelt. former manager
1aas in Hrawlyy last week "a talk
over far plans with Novin aud witt
some additions Of his own the new
manager viii carry out the plans ~
outlined hv his predecessor. Van
Prlt is now managing Ventura
eauHtys : fair aeeoeiation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
TIMESnNCk'
URGES KIWANIANS
STUDY PROBLEMS
OF ALI, SOCIETY

! nEMpHl~ Tcue june In.
j t"lliaeut discussion with a thof1ael,
study II important community
state. ls'5aal aad irtcrnatioaa
issues > i ,rai1.ms was cXpfesseI
a. the - Of every Ei@aaian, b..
hey. v .alp j Johnson. # Mont
seaI, te4 - sHeak.ng Is IT, de1e
gates ming the ltlh annual
canVeH,iaa # tie seg4.ce oG4aaiA
tion hcrr His %eek
Viii 100000 members in XIV
anis, MEETINGS should often b
given over II understanding al
Legislation. Il j. not the passing Of
resolutions lat Intelligent action ON
social problems that makes for pro.
grcss, tho Canadian stated.
y D@ie tabloau, in which the
realism Gf he ed Soasb will be
vfvidly portrayed for hundreds WIN
have never been below the Nilsson
and Dixon Iiae. viii close the soeiat
fu1s@tiots of the convention tonight
The eeiectien Of Il 1928 convent
ion city, and the election q M
international president and a hoari
Of trustees viii complete the busin-
css sessions tomorrow Three
thousand delegates will be eligible
to vote Is representatives Of dab
in this country and Canada.
Five cities are seeking the con
vcntion f KiWa8is for 1928. The
are: Seattle Detroit. Kansas City.
Atlantic city and Tampa. \ mai
ority vote must bc cast bv the
voting delegates l. decide III
city
Raul 4. Amc.mau. oe Scranton.
Pa. Is U.rldisg the presidential
gaveI for the la.t tiine. Three Of
ficiaIs. WiIiiam G. Alexander Of
ee - city, I'd r. Stanley
liigtnah. Of Ottawa, Ontario, vice
presidents and Henry {. Heinz. Of
Atlanta, Ga,, are all presidential
possibilities for the coming year.
One OF the twelve members OF tn
international board Of trustees may
also u selected.
Bobby Jones, golf champion. AMI
holder Of the American ana British
open golf titles, IS Il Guest of tn
convention. With his friend. Watts
Gum, of Atlanta. he is To perform
for KiwaHians against two Mem
phis players TT the Colonial Club
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08

trasss Carroll had been self con
tanned, sure Of himself ANA unemo-
iorai Hhcn on triai in New York.
This morning his face was weak
and coutortnd. His eyes were
closed, u worried frown gathered
IN a knot between his eyes. his
nostrils were distended and his
mouth hung weakly, Wide open as
though in Il capacious yaWu. He
obviously did not know what Was
going on and gave the impression
that lis mind was wandering.
Down the steps of the train be
hind the strctrher came the prison
cr j. wife, his brother, Norman Car
roll, ana Mrs Norman Carroll.
Both women were weeping.
" ten HE stletcheg reached the
ambulance it was tilted up 50 that
Carroll was raised over the crowd.
Mrs. Carroll broke into unreStraln-
ed weeping.
When the stcteher WAS slowed in
the ambulance Mrs, Carroll forced
hes Ear inside She threw herself
across the stretchcr. with her arms
around Carroll, and wept hysterie-
ally.
Earl. come bach. Please e5mg
aaeh, Easl SHE kept lepa ating
apparently irving Ia rouse hiiu II5I4
hss meat.sl icthafgF. Ills arm ealne
haH "aF up to Eer Shoulder but
fed fgrH 55mgIg into the folds o.
:hc sl.4 = eaese kimoHo he aore
NJ. e@s#e.i @as pulled away BY
utteH&J& and the ambulance
started Iae TIVE women and
hi. b.esae .oilo,eed in 4 taxicab.
Tie tr.t,ta.sae prison ,94& les tAaa
~ minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
CARROLL TAKEN
TO OPENITE,NTIARY
IN AMBULANCE
Bv =. " LEWIS

(C0ited Press staff Correspond MT
ATLANTA, ca, June $ Ear
Carroll is now federal prisoner 81
goo.
4 few minute, atro, lis arrival
todnN within the United States
reni.entiary, Warden John "
,~HooN gave Tire Broadway producer
the number which must be M-
nam" for year ana (" day.
! Nh'.2 in ~ apparent comato4.
state Oh hi arrieal in tlauta at
dawn, Carroll rcpaucd conscious
ness soon afte. the Gia blue mau-
iang" lad carried Nina 10 The pris
uU
From lis cot in the paui,eut.arv
hospital CarOll VAS inloduted T.
/ #&rdan Shook BY p, Charlie r.
! Me.lms, the inti'p;iop doctor who
accompanied y government ~.
lt'cnr from GFcenvillt, =. e.. whrrv
'ae collapsed two month ~ ca his
HaE terr
"iioN do you d" Ee mattcred
vaa}lF.
n glad 70 mcct you. Nv Car
aol The warden is sail to have
.reSn.&dca.
There was = startling contrast
between the gray, hag&ard hooking
face on the strctchcr and the smi,
ing, confident Young man who
seemed to take il all as a joke when
he was tried before Federal Judge
/ Goddard in New York last year.
Collapsed In April
Carroll reached lrre at 5:30 n. m.
from Greenvillc :. e. where he
collapsed ON April Is While ON his
way II begin his sentence He hats
been in a Greouyiile hospital since,
/ bat Attorney GcacraI Sargent de-
r!dri Yesterday, ON the basis ot
+. physicians reports, that there was
nothing to prevent him from enter
ing atlanta.
When the train pulled into the
yards here, the pullman car con
lei3iug Carroll vas shn.ed into the
+ lrslaht yards where an ambulance
Wa waiting.
TWO stretchcr bearers carried him
down the rear steps Of the car and
ile waiting crowds of newspaper
men got Il momrntary shock, To
Shield Carroll trn the photograph.
crs q sheet had been stretched over
hir from head - foot and tha
crowd thought 4 dead maH Was be-
ing carried out
on the .iolttng trip across the
tracks to the .mbalanpG however,
the sheet slipped aud TINS cores
pondont had his first glimpse OF
Earl Carroll since he saw him stand
a,forr Judge Goddard TO be sent
cuved.
The change was rcmarkablr. Car
roll s hair, always a little thin in
front, bat sleek and wejl yolnbed,
had disappeared from mos Of the
top Of his head Ii hud not been
Icut apparently tor weeks. and
flowed fram The beck II his head
oNHr hc pillow like n woman :.
Mind Appears Wandering
His face was study t. con
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
g = Is~@~s~sss
| Aks&4agH
CALIFORNIA
l " lSyyN .E.axCaERo .
FAMOUS NUGGETS

Tales or immense gold nuggets
have been handed down from the
days Of 40 but sad to relate, 10
authentic record was kept Al tho
time. Authorities name the on
found November 1854. at Carson
Hill. Calavcras county, as tn" largest
eyer discovered in the State. Ii
weighed 2,340 troy ounces, and,
assuming its gold content to be
SEQ fine, was worth S43.534. One
found in 1860 at the Monumental
Quartz Mine in Sierta county,
weighed 500 ounces troy. and was
estimated TO be worth from %2l 600
10 $50, 900. However. when melted
il Yielded only &l7G5I94. The
nugget mined OH the claim Of IRA
Wcathcrbee. Phineae Willard an
Wyatt Smith, near Naeaiia, Butt
county, Ap". !, lsaJ, better known
a the DogtoNn Nugget NeigAet
Il pounds and lad net value Of
@lG G4u.
Ms opium eyer raised IN Calf
oraiU.
Yes. IN the carly seventies G.
y. Ffone Of AoIo county produced
'o9 pounds Of opium from one acro
Of white poIics.
What is the size q San biega
farbor?
- = mites long. The iaaor channel
is from 100 to 2ooo feet wide, anl
- To 70 feet deep 1t low water,
with Il tde Of approximately five
feet
Ilo" many telephone and tele-
graph companies IN California;
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bow els

II you wish to be ernarentIy re-
lie. ed Of gas in stomach ana bowels
axe Baaltaaar $ Gas Tablets. which
re prepared especie!ly for stomach gas
md all the bad effects resulting from
xds pressure.
That empty, enawing feeling at the
,t OF the stomach will disappear; that
an&:ous. nervous feeling with heart PAL
pitation will vanish aud you will q Jain
oe able to take a deep breath without
!.scon!ort
Inner will bs replaced by a desire for
entertainment. Bloat;ng will cease.
f"ur limbs, arms and fingers will no
oaser feel cold and go to sleep" be-
.ause. Baaimann's Gas Ta5lees prevent
;as from interfering with the e'rcuia-
ion. Get the genuine, in the yellow pack
1se, at any good drug stos& Price ~.
Clements Drug Store
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
PERSONALS

Hsa. Carrie Morton .ulo ha.
been spending Ire winter aere viii
her daughter. Hfs. 7. &. EaHier,
let today far A.haabla ~icra ste
IW:f ,3ea5 tie su1nae. months.
Mrs. Claude Smitn and daughter
la*a &au" 10 a!hanh.a t. spend
several weeks.
There wiz he a.c49 acres less Of
rice this year in the Glenn Coiusa
district than there were last year,
which was tie record year.
\ storage tank Of 1000 gallons
has been installed On the SAaeknan
ranch Hear Williams. GoIusa county,
Ia hold gas from q new Eei! jus.
finished
Some photographer is going =
eema int the Office With tile 2rea
,eooq ~ daE. 4 won t be Liaa
sergh, or Il w5a he Wa2ae =
Wheeler N court for hi-iaeEin4. +
viii be batL.18 beauty-il til
water.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
Market Prices
OULI l.

FCULZEY
Hens, LegAorns. = II 10 j ihs.
lie.
Hens, colored, lis and up, 2ec.
Eroilers, | = lbs. and ancer
= 1. -
Ffyefs, Ieghofas, . ] i 10 ; lbs.
&c.
FfYers. e4',red. u 10 3 lbs.
-.
Roasters. 92ft be-. ) lbs. up, 3te
nec&lings, Pcli--, J > H. up, &c
Coco, 25e
Yom4 Tom turkeys, IS lbs, and
Old Tom turkeys, Sic.
S.nad hen turkeys Under 5 HIS
l5c.
Hon turkeys. 5 lbs. ap 4ee.
Squads, light and heavy. 40r.
Capons, ) l5.., up, 35e.
Los ANUELla@, June $ Fol
lowing are todays market quota.
tiuns:
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
Now Think!

What if there was no Live Oak Springs?
What would you pay to have it created for you?
Suppose that il too were a desert? Now next
summer when it no 5onqer is a picnic grounds,
but residential park, whore are you going TO
50 then
There is only a very short time left in
which you may become land owner at Live
Oak Springs.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
Young Hearing Monday.
Criminal Circles Quiet.

q III I4Ui NII LlG3 pUIUL. ~ Z
rests were made ~ either city or
county officials during the last 30
hours. The state traffic book;
sho# oae arrest. a spe"der. Depu
ties and Patrolmen were remarisjn
over the qnict stretch and preparing
for artIon tins norning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08
These Questions VIII Be Answere /
TomofroW

What became Of the first capito
building in San Jose?
What is the open season for
Golden trout
Give the meaning Of the name Of
he i'aral.oncs Islands
Among people Of which occupation
j. tuberculosis the most prevalent?
Questions about California will
he answered if sent to the Califor.
ria Information Department Of
EcWspaperl.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-08

torners appearing IN the case Of
White Auto Company against Hue
'aIlcndonc Ct al. The stipulation
also fled thc attorneys fees Of the
plaintiff 1t Si2o, \ - lay stay
Of execution Of Judgment was
granted.
Hay InoufSGCe. lGdgar Bros. Real.
ty Co., FL Centre, cal. Gy8 Main s.
Phone l6O adv
Keep Healthy. Drink Paul's Lem.
made. It's pure. Pjckwick Stages
1epot. adv
Suit Is Continued. The case Of
Harry ", Perkins against G. j.
l)o&eg which WIS scheduled to come
before Judge j. S. Larcw this morn
ing has been continued over until
Friday. The Plaintiff charges that
the defendant is indebted to him
N tn" sam Of 5000 for professional
services rendered. kcndal B. Per.
h1hs - appearing Tor the pl3intiff
Hay Buyer at the Oregon. VIII G.
Newell, buying hay for Kenneth r.
Simpson 4 CO. is at the Oregon no-
tel. this week. Leave your phone
number 6t3
Young Hearing Monday. - The
ease Of Hamilton Young. clerk at
the Bank Of Italy, was set for pre-.
iiIninarF heniHg ii go clock
MondaH morning. Young is charged
with grand larceny, the complaint
Icing made by the county tfeasar
cr. ArrosdiAg to tie Information
furnished by tLe complainant Young
was given $500 too much in the
county treasurer office upon pre-
sentin2 warrants calling for 1850.
He tdehies that he was given tn
money. Ele was released under
! 900 bail pending further action
in c.=p