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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

from the great quadrennial controversy alto
gether inspiring. Yet, the whole, it the gall
liant fight that Al Smith made, and in his defeat he
is greater than he was when the fight began.
The boy who had risen from poverty heard the
plaudits of the multitude and once ,again it was
proved that in this nation life may span the vast
gap that lies between obscurity and greatness.
The cheers that greeted Smith will linger long in
the of the American people a tribute to the
boy who overcame all the odds and fought his way
up from the city streets"
And those grotesqueries that have characterized
this campaign, as they Go every campaign have not
shaken our belief that had he been elected Smith
would have served the United States admirably in
the White House.
In Hoover we expect to see better President than
he has been a candidate
His own deserved popularity having forced his
party machine to accept him, he utilized that ma
chine to elect himself.
1t is difficult to see how, in the MAN. he could
have done otherwise,
Much though dislike the Wares and the Wat
sons and the rest of the old guard that clambered
his bandwagon he followed the path offering most
of Political strategy called for
silence on his part and lots of it. He followed ex-
pediency as doubtless many good would have
done in his place. The result, however, has been to
allow certain of the forces of bigotry and intoler-
ance to run amuck.
further result perhaps has been to instn hope
in the hearts of some of the predatory private in
teress that they to have things they like them
during Hoover's time President.
And certain politicians who live by serving private
interests at the expense of the public interest having
climbed up with Hoover, may hope that they too will
be undisturbed in their seats.
We confidently believe that the bgots, the special
interests the selfservng politicians in for four
years of disappointment.
We believe the barnacles that attached themselves
to his candidacy following the Kansas City convention
will be scraped off.
We don't think that Herbert Hoover will be the
Anti-Saloon Leagues President or the power trusts
President CT the politicians President.
He becomes President next March by grace of the
liberalism and the progressiveness that have charac-
terzed his life the attributes that enabled him to
draw his political strength directly from the people
rather than from the interests described The liberal
forces in the Republican party forced Hoovers nom-
nation The reactionaary forces were compelled to
help elect him.
AS between those two elements believe that
Hoovers allegiance will go where it has always been
Ito the LIBERAL the progressive sde the side of great
est service to the greatest number of the American
people. We anticipate with confidence the course
Herbert Hoover will follow in the White House.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
TO Harry G. Leslie,
The Next Governor Of Indiana:
You will rule this state for the next four

10 marry u. 1IooIlO,
The Next Governor of Indiana:
You will rule this state for the next four
years.
You succeed a man who pleaded the stat
ute of limitations in order to preserve his
liberty and his job.
You had the support and the encourage
ment of that man.
Make no mistake, Mr.. Leslie you are Cover
nor only because you happened to be candi-
date on the ticket with Herbert Hoover, whom
this newspaper supported.
The vote in every county in this state and
especially in Marion county, should impress
you with the truth of the statement that you
were not elected Governor on your merits,
but that you are the heir to Hoover popularity
and sentiment. And because of that fact,
you have a great opportunity.
II is given to you to make good on all the
desperate promises that were needless and
useless, that you would be good Governor,
free from entanglements free from graft, free
from Goodrich, Watson, Jackson and Coffin.
1t is given to you, as opportunity has come
30 few men, to make good on your protests that
you will free the state from Stephensonlsm'
it is given to you to disprove the state
nents that you secured support by promising
pardon to Stephenson which Daley refused
30 give.
1t is given to you, first and above all, to
Eepudiate George Coffin and his influence IN
Marion county, as old Tom Adams, with whom
shis newspaper has in the past fought brave
battles for common good, has said that you
would do.
1t is given to you, most of all, to rise to an
opportunity to drive out hate, and prejudice
and bigotry.
The Times hopes that you will make good.
1t will give all it's power and influence to max
ing your administration success.
1t suggests that very early you will meet
test 1t hopes that you will meet it bravely
as brave man. an American, man who has
inherited the popularity of Hoover, as Hoover
would meet it, as brave and courageous man.
That test is ALT Hogston, last survivor OF
Stephensonism and Bossertism.
If you will do this, the people will believe
in you. If you fail, you will have place in
history as the successor of Warren McCray
and Ed Jackson.
The Times believes that you will have the
courage to meet this test, that you will re-
pudiate Immediately and at once not only
Hogston but Goodrich and Watson and Bert
Morgan and his oil Inspector partner and the
hordes that expect to thrive upon your cleo
tion.
Will you meet the test?
The Times wants to be your friend. 1t is
m all truth the friend of Indiana.
Shall we fight together for the redemption
Of Indiana-or are you just politician who
has won job?
BOYD GURLEY,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
This Date i'm
u. S. History

November
1S11-Battle of Tippecanoe. Tyler
defeated the Indians.
1835-Texas decided to set up
state government.
1882-Grover Cleveland elected Gov
ernor of New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
Dreamed of Exploring
No. 2O1

XXTE left Louis Pasteur busy with his experiments
w to confound those detractors of his who kept
insisting that microbes rose spontaneously out of
the air. to follow the progress of Joseph Lister Lister
by applying Pasteurs germ theories to surgery brought
about revolution in surgical practice and made the
present-day miracles of surgery possible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

What is Sabin Cars record for
the pole vault?
He vaulted fourteen feet one inch
at Madison Square Garden, New
York, Feb. IS, 1928, ..
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Daily Thoughts

For many are called, but few are
chOsen.-Matt. 22:14.
= n
XXTHAT vile and abject thing is
wv man if he, do not raise HIM
self above humanity Seneca,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

More than $25,oOOOOO worth of matches were
sold last year, according to statistics. These must
be wrong though or they do not include those Dor
rowed by people with cigaret lighters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

Lady Astor, American-born member of the House
of Commons, mentioned possible choice
for post in the British cabinet the other day. That's
hardly possible, however-Lady Astor has sense of
humor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

messenger boy in New York rented room for
SIS week, bought diamond ring and a car on
credit and got married But why waste all that
money room?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

A reporter on western newspaper is IS years old.
Very few men go along that far, but probably
he is sustained by having met so many interesting
people"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

7 AY out the cards on a table and
~ study the situation. See if you
can find the method in which North
and South can get all of the tricks.
The solution is printed herewith.
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SI.8
H-Q
do
CA.I.7.4

Hearts are trumps and South
has the lead. North and South
must win all eight tricks, against
a perfect defense.
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David Dietz on Science
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07
BOYD GuRIlEY
Howdy, George

Editor of The indianapolis Times.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

dii'on: all t'rcs good. fully eoisipn@f- los
r..e ior alncs sale Cali Col 500. Ant SOD
months old: looks snf runs Ike ne~= rtfj
sa.rincr ss terms can be arranged Call Maip
Evening star., 1928-05-16
wAkTEn--6AI.EAMEh.

fARk WHILE YDD L,EARs Ths Die ia,
saifssscs srafessl0a A prsetiest and een,
plets cearse 20 tae ofi''eipss shq D.sN,iios ~
liz iSsyrsDeS ca, Ii2b Wgedsafd blde
aATFs HEK TREW MANAGERS ~ cell new
ssssntiDp petfutad aeiteis eysfs h9ass 1its
.rt1 eesiess $50 ~ &sB ~eAklE, Sg NJ /
EistsT Faotn 3g0 Nafi0esi Heiei 10 20 ~
sm 2 70 8 sd q - q p ~.
EZfYeMAE With esF. nat Over 81 .sKpsrl,
Ss3sed II nVsaie sgSeskinS preferred fesi
ssrpoTtan5tf f1E snsrfetie nasn ~ sebsFs' tst
az sbsllWy SO etf @fsk y gs2. 29aai1t
1n;psS 1865 faEk N ns. hoom 80.
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ntltCk 4 RaAnSfEa YasS. selsn,lla h11Is
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hAfKAln, A1ti w u, NV,
AulCK IAaA MASTEN six TtluRtNsa. k,nas.
seaser, raElae lust eSeehAnlesi new hatsery
iiAliny EaAfs aud astAature cash antV cali
Nj Aen tAaspla e4sa latter 4 e'elesk lila.
ntilcK MAsTER AK T. 4'nn0A sEn4S lava,
this IA the Ntna vt AutNMaNlkA that every
usett'cAr buyer dtt auls uf hat ssssA ,nAs Asetls,
new thtee hnlshed, new tires and fully Eaag~
anteea for u AAtAhths the ntiSA ia aislN N&&A
nvk MNFphN i've, ls9A llth a. nv
III ICk MOOR SEnAN, thls sAr il ID Nne
tNatAttuA IA NNeyt May aud ia absolutely
suaFAAteestS MIA ia s.pp hsFSNln nettxes ternas
WashtNetAl Cadillac Ca, ltaN csARlts ave
HlNk MATTER AK gaURING here i
anuther ~ NaF hix AnAeiatss very NlA NreA
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teet &tgAs q, ", 4. Z, terms Dick MNsehv
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lale AswhAel stFahe MnsAel, lNaka hka new
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PERSONAL.

SLIP COVERS ovERSTuFFED SEP CiIsH
,Hyns .,,sp fasteners ',,rl material 81, s,s; e
4 Z lsherw1-a ,s 1919 .stn sc LIN On.
buia,orium Tor Massase Berlin ~icrt'iI.,
SMePstmen,s SM,es,. $40 < " NV 90, n,,sa Sth y
NURSE wTTH HiGH:CLAss REF. Will
ear, Tor invalid or elderly or convalcscent:
quiet comfortable ant. Adams 41of. -
MASsEUsE. LICENSED GRAD. NURSE,
healthy tcoloredl. speaks European ian
Potomac fien isaoe'o ssso. '''''''' '''''"o o --.
We PAY 50 TO $40 FOR USED SUITS
overcos,s Prices Datd Tor worn clothIns
Cio,h,Ss sHGa ss' Ex'' Ses' sss e. " nv N. sa7s
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN ny
n,asseuss tor all chrome conditions P"'"ha'
HOME TREATMENTS - ELECTRO 9E ",
NAssi eE. pHysIoTHEaAPy; .1g cHiRo, no,
Ss%i" SrsGi'S =, ASa Fhan. SaaIr hoHSHA 'O0 '-s.
NICE QUIET, REsTFuL PLACE FOR MAS,
saying, elec. treatments and bath. ,henneh
white patients co'ored operator Potomac
MISREPRESENTATION H--CoMPETENT.
Graf Sweden glses, excellent n'ass;..ss'
REDUCING, BATTLE CREEK ExERCIsER User
baking massage. 1890 Eye. Fr 4"a. IL
SCIENTIFIC MAS AG +. ELECTRiCA!.
treatments: graduate u,assruse, i::b sth
Nv, Ant. . Daily. Sunday. 10 10 \, \. 5oaa-J
EXCELLENT MASSAGE AND ELECTRICAL
treatment for TIRED feeling, neutiits: ~
graduate. Phone Main 1859, to g. u
PHYaI0THERAPY ELECTRIC CABINET
baths showers. massage. Electrotherapy
Nurses In attendance. Open Suntays II to
,. g.a 1Ath st. NV. Suite l.--.---------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BELT OF Los
Angeles: the healthgiving instrument !
have two will sell one reasonable. l9o
National Press Bldg j
ATLANTIC CITY srNDAY---TAKE, TWO.
S8 each one way. Phone AD0LPH. Pot.
$3.50 evenings -
PARTIES WITNESSING ACCIDENT To
passenger ON Anil i7th. about ;15 pm. ttfi
w II. 4 u. ear 10 let AMI = sis. Sc, near
end of line please call lsinsnln @iaH-
REFINED. WELL EDUCATED WIDOW;
age 30. desires position caring Tor inVai'i
or elderly person. will accept small wnxe.
Address Box 1917, Star otiife. -
EVERY CARE GIVEN TNvAIIDs, CON.
valeSeents and aged hv nurse IN her OWE
home Phone Ad, 1898. 1893 Kaiorama n.
Mss FLOODS PRIVATE RINDERGARTEN.
Children 2 and over Hours TO \. Opfn
all Summer S. week. lag" Mass ave; ".
EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM.
A dainty lunch cup OF tea
Your fortune told that sou may see
Revealed your future in the grounds oi tea
Our gifted readers viii tell real fortune
from the tes ctip free. -
,s,o SeS' 3 j. II aSa M Sah: srs 4 gi.b snooR.
'N fYErura& an
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BUICK 1927 MksTFR SIX SPORT RoIr,.
in aisr ~ perfect condition: mileage abnlt H.
900. Tel North 1919. or 21I0 Bancroft nj.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

CHEVROLET LANDAU-sEDfx- late 1877.
better than now: nerfect r1echsnicaf corfi-
non: driven less thar 900 miles. fve Al
tfps Snmmer and Winter scccssOriss: $500
cash see owner. Mr. Williams. 1881 Park
Evening star., 1928-05-16

COMPLETE MODERN battery charginr plant.
including bench lathe. metal shelving. vises.
everything necessary 10 SO IN hnsiness: sar.
rihce IL sold at once. Edgar Bannl. Ola r.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

GAS STATION accessories batteries tires
etc. rood for $500 Der mo-. rent $50: lease.
Young mans opportunity, aale or exchange
amail country piaee or land ON BALTIC noHle-
= ard l0IA 4 a. n
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HELP->MALk.

1Tm MECHANfC---Must know all cars and
y soher reference required. Apply after
~ M
Evening star., 1928-05-16
RECl1NNiENDED SERVICE

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction 10 star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made TO the Star
viii receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Evening star., 1928-05-16

GENERAL OpERAT0R--0ne Who cAn
marseI preferred and one permanent waver
Apply LlIliss Hair shop. 2siT i4th -. nv.
LADIES Catholic four: desirable positions
calling on Catholic families: work IL pleas.
ant and PAYS exceptionally wri. expefieHee
aat essential Can s-i0 OF so pm. Room
1910 Peoples Life Ins. Bldg.. l4th and II
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BUICK CLOSED CAR: in Terfect condition
asrr1nce 5000. on terms. 1871 18Th st n r.
CADILLACS--A wonderful assortment of or.
eeil1nt vatues: many tyDns at real har-ain
Dricos TO make room for our large niInp+Nr
OF rade-.nA on new cars your car IN 'raSe
terms Washington Cadillac Co. 1888 Conn
Evening star., 1928-05-16

MEAT MARKET. and grocery, located in Sc.
sertinn 0f city. dotna fine cash business and
possibility of greatly increasing aanie reason
for selling other business connections cailtnw
for attention. Address Box .lSX star
nffies ans
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BrtCK 5.pass COUPE. riodeT s7-5s- only
driven 900 miles: real hargsin al ~.
y Gaddess Buick agency 18th and You
Evening star., 1928-05-16

| HAVE foR RENT. beginning July l.
store at @a10 1tth At NV To my knowl-
etige there is not now and never has been
tewefrN business for rent at that address
Frank r. Aitemus acao Elllrntt ~
Evening star., 1928-05-16
CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II ON. dAy before puhhcatian
PEE sunday A'so e,aa, tatundas
AZ the HraNeh Agencies oNs
hcue earlier. both tor daily ana
Suaday.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

3UICK sTANDARD SIX COACH 1873: IN
,nce,,en. ,sam condt.on: owner leaving 'a-n.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

CHEVROLET COACH. 1oe7-sij0. 'iJ,iv
nGulpncH: fnc condition: Si50 d,an hslarSs
- months. Owens Motor Co. 63@3 Georgia
Evening star., 1928-05-16
Only Exceptions

Death Notices and Loas and
Feuna advertisements for the
daily will ce accepted 40 70 noon
das Of issue except SATURDAY and
IAgal Holidasa when the eioeiah
tina 10 1890 an, Death No.
tices ana Lost and Found for The
SUNDAY Star win 30 accepted no
10 IL p.m. SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1928-05-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NTIQrES old gold silves ,iiannnsis lev
iry 4 Arn0ld l3s3 g ct nv Mair
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BED DAVENPORT SUITE. mohair: pie-crust
table; must ba sold. Will sacrifice for cash,
1907 2lst w. IL
BLDG MATERlAI---Tearine down q brick
houses brick. lumber doors sash etc.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

ToTRTNG-Best bnv in wss6.
ta.tnn .an Tor S35 cash. Owens Motor 20.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BUICK MASTER q SEDAN. 1898: r0nd =,
new: price low: terms or trade. 1923 .1fth
Evening star., 1928-05-16

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 19s4-S7s: s33
aoHn balance weekly. Ovens Motor 70.
Evening star., 1928-05-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

roc HAVE BEEN THINKING or LEARN.
tng telerhone switchboard operating, Come
and enroll in our new class iopsnine this
week. hefore il is too late: easy. fascinating
course. Oxford Bldg. 1lth st. bet. n
ave. and H.
BEAUTY CULTURE-LEARN Now WE
are daily receiving calls for tra'ne. op.ra'
tors; eon1pete course in few weeks Ma
telle Honour School of Beauty Culture. tne.
H19 i4th st. NV. Frank. 5lal.
REDCcED RATES FOR SUMNER SCHOOL
begin Monday. May IL. WOODS SCHOOL
aIl r. Can. 81 Lane. rs.
ACCREDITED PRACTICAL AND pRoFEs-
s%oN iSa saRf RsTrR faEs y soM NTfm9e far hsssaef
class Pubic invited 20 CLASSES daily trom
; TO afternoons. or from 30 TO . 30 tve-
ninEs; q hen pariicn!srs wIil re sxpta,nrd.
ZION. 12OB 18th 81. NV. Matt. np1s
INTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL COURSE. %
years in Washington. art for commercial pur.
poses. interior decoration. costume dAssg..;
ga,ssr dratsins Z. &, etc sssri 9gs ~
Academy. 1917 Rhode Island ave. North
GERMAN. SPANISH. FRENCH. ENGLISH
20 foreigners, 75c lessou. 1880 n u. n,w.
Tel. Potomac p1s after pm.
THOSE WITH UkDEvEi9PEn TALEN1
training evenings. will interview only those
desiruus al MAKING Commercial Art their
profession. Address Box 30av star Ot5ieN
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY Ex,
is siss S Il 81 ~"n nv 9''" wea Vest GSoG Soss. o' ."
AUTO DRIVING orIcKLY TAUGHT IN
ausre aaslut our new methud licensed white
niea essabli.h he'd 10 years Cali Line. ~
Art TRAINING
l0une mao or lady with ability et draw
pert artists Write all details and phone
nuusher to Box i3-V. star otfce,
Evening star., 1928-05-16
WANTED---SALESMEN.
tContinuei,l


MEN TO sell non.cancelIable airplane and
automobile travel policies Annual premium
only Sln. Opportunity 10 clean up real
money. Commission paid every night, 1i3a
Investment Buiidtug. lS'
GROWING ORGANIZATION With tricle-A
rating has opening for two aggressive men
20 sell locallv. Exreptional enanee for ad'
vancement; no canvassng: ear essential
Repiy sivinr. are Qualifications and nhone
namher Address Box .3a-N. star office.
REAL Statesmen who can sell all classes
competition: this is something new and a
fast seller, earnings large without extraotIil-
nary effort. CAN o am, 10 4 nm. Eureka
sales CO.. els Southern Bhis, 11s
SALESMAN DISTRIBUTOR - Permanent
nrofitahie business: selling. Distributing food
10 Erneere, truck required. goods consigned
Eive qualifications. Address Box 5@-E star
FOR CAPABLE MEN to learn our business
completely thoroueh training; IL canahie will
he assistant manager in the Fail at the
Hitional bonus sid rtmn,ssson; hardware.
Married men nre esarTed between ~ and 40
rearS. Tar necessarv: not oanNas>sne, tliE-
nifed work. Phone "o'. 5t34 for sppoint-
SALESMAN
with direct selling. experience preferred,
M placed in positiun representing one ot the
cltys Oldest and beg known companies IN ITS
field Anply between 10 am. and pm,
Electric Refrigeratiop Department.
National Electrical Supply
Company.
l3aS.l33n New York Ave NV
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sTENOGRAPHERs. SaO-sa5 wk. No charFe
aulegs PLACED Washington EmpioymeHt Ex
change. 20" Transportation Bldg, l7th q II.
sOTFTHERH BROTHERS Empivyment seFv.
ice Mrs, L. q Mnlief sWatl0Hai eoua
sei0r 1888 81: n.w Main 1871
sTENfSs. tyFIsts tn0kkeeDers clerical help
eta free registry Main ;s:i.ss l 33S - nv
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

HDiCK SIX TOURING. hve-pa4senger: in per.
tect cond,tign; fully equipped price. s165:
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BFICR COUPE. 193s--Low price one of ths
,'cs, ',5- M, ~ the city. L. p. steuart. Inc.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BUICK .TotTRISG. I0e3: runs fnS SOS:
'fo cash, 70 week. Morgan. 11Os Vermont
Evening star., 1928-05-16

CHEVROLET TUDOR SEDAN f9ei-x1O0.
80 cash. balance weekly. Owens Motor
Evening star., 1928-05-16

HELP~~MAi.E AND FEMALE.
WIZ Ak1 W0MEN seta sllSDiq asee sos
s week With ~ II s0a Asga ear, sgI
9th NJ. ~.
Evening star., 1928-05-16
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS,
BEGIN TODAY preparation for exams.
ANNOUNCED for Nav and June: senior edito-
rial clerk salary 81 $40: editorial clerk. sal
afy 81 $50; assistant editorial clerk. salary
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL ee cor 18th NV Fir. 1850
Evening star., 1928-05-16

'ICK TOURING; 1923: very good e0ndi-
y. good tires. battery. etc: 500. 1857
Evening star., 1928-05-16

CHEVROLET 1928 COUPE. latest r1oSsT:
ps,in, rev navs and TRADED to us IN sew
nn'1nF yonr denosit DicsS Nurphv Inc
Buics dealers. 1888 i4th st: omen evening.
Evening star., 1928-05-16
Observation-Disclosures.

TIRES used ali sizes TTade.Ins ana
change. overs Also new tires al lOw prices
Trade in your old tires Hundleys 3t36
1fh nv
Evening star., 1928-05-16

hrEpDLFT COACH. I92S-Reai rood tTJv
ea,., g.. 20; aolq 500 down. Ovens Motor Co.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

CHEVROLET TOURING. late 1874: power.
driven: fpcrifcp SSn .,f0T % st NV
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MATCHMAKER

Must be thoroughly expert
eueed permanent position, Ap~
ply At once. ia person. to Mr..
1iirsh. Family Shoe Store, 30
3f2 9TH vt. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-16

BEICK IH23 COTPE. 4-paas.: rood shsps
throughout new paint: any reasonable offer
or will trade for Ford roadster with truck
body. Phone Hyatts sIs.F.f5. J. NJ stole
Lsrhau1. Md 1ss
Evening star., 1928-05-16

CHEyROLET TOURING I9s3-s;0 f1Ysr.
Motor Co. G3Ga Georeia ave 80. "s
The border vidette., 1928-11-24
HaroldtB. Menardi, M. E., Of

HaroldtB. Menardi, M. E., OF
the Southwestern Engineer cor
poration of Los Angeles, will
deliver an address on the sub
ject of Development and Treat
ment of Complex Ores by the
Flotation Process.
L. v. Root of Kingman, re
presenting the Mohave county
chamber Of commerce, will dis
cuss the state compensation law.
Others will discuss this import
ant phase.
Various mining men are sched
uled for short talks.
At 1900 D. ma motorcade will
leave the city hall for Patagonia
and the many mining men will
visit that rich mineral region OF
Santa Cruz county. Among the
mines to be visited are the old
Morning Glory and the Worlds
Fair.
Returning to Nogales for din.
ner the visitors will be enter
tained at the various cabarets oi
Nogales. Sonora.
The border vidette., 1928-11-24
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court Of Santa
Cruz county, State OF Arizona.
Floyd H. Thompson, plaintiff,
vs.. Ada Thompson, defendant.
Action brought in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz county, State
of Arizona, and the complaint filed
in the said county Of Santa Cruz
in the Office of the clerk OF the said
superior court.
In the name Of the State Of Ari.
zona to Ada Thompson, defendant,
greeting:
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the superior
court OF Santa Cruz county, State
of Arizona, and answer the COM
plant therein fled with the clerk
of this said court, at Nogalee, in
said county, within twenty days
after the service upon you Of this
summons, il served in this said
county, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive
of the day of service, or judgment
by default will be taken against
you.
Given under my hand and seal
OF the superior court Of Santa Cruz
county State Of Arizona, this eighth
day of November, A. D., 1928.
Seal. RoBT. K. LEE,
Clerk OF the said Superior COURT,
lilo 5t.