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rHos J. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERe,
1851 EYE ST. NV.
vs45KY s sAkIex Or sr yaagA HNb sEE
MIR pUILDiNo Known AS .PEEM;

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TIRE
MEET BUILDING KNOWN, AS PREM ZEN,
Nv virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. S65e. folio Ill ct SEQ,
of the land records OF the District OF Co
lumbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will
sell at pg5liT syctlon N fFent q ths pT pnY
IN he ioiioSips described iaSd ana prem
S.ns q e e 1T H. ts nd sSah s
full depth Of lot "a and the north feet by
the full depth Of lot "a in the subdivision
made by John F. Ennis of lots in sapsrt
2ll as per plat recorded in liber W
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years, with interest at 9i3 per cent per an
mum, payable semi-annually. from day OF
sale. secured By deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash, at the option Of
the 2a5chasesF en- deposit II :iSSo will n,I Be-
recording. etc, at cost Of p!rehaser; Terms
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property, at
the risk and cost Of defaultinG purchaser.
after five days advertisement Of such resale
in some Newspaper published in wash
ington, d. c.
Z. QUINCY SMITH.
5y2l-d&ds.exSu Surviving Trustee.
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SALE HOUSES.
(CAnNinwAAl

SAVE $4,000.
nave new. fully modern, 0-roon, 2-bath
PRICK; semi detached house In best Northwest
locationi AZ latest improvements. with ga
sage Priced $4,000 under sale prices similar
houses same neighborhood. Cali wis S24s.
$lO95O.
81 200 cash will buy one Of these beautiful
new homes in Sheridan Park overlooking 18th
street; built to sell for sl3,5oo 8 rooms. .
pains, built-in garage and screened-i in
porches Taxes. interest, etc. will cost less
SAMPLE HOUSE. iS7o Sheridan St NV. g.
PETWORTH.
A 20-foot brick house containing 9
rooms and bath, front porch. back
Horehes. hot-water heat, electric
lights; attic and Frigidaire; one block
from ears. This home has Just been
painted and papered throughout.
eood buy; on easy terms. II inter-
ested. call
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS,
National 2o4o.
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FOR COLORED-$6,25O.

Located on Florida ave. ne.
handy to the new market and all
brand-new hot-water' heating plant
with red Jacket boiler, tiled bath. big
cellar under enter house. pretty
electric fixtures and the entire prop
erty Just been rehaiShed from TOP
to bottom. A fine value and 2 rood
location. FOR DETAILS CALL
r. NJ. HOOKER.
Tower BIDS. Met. 1858.
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LOOK AT THESE APIS.
Save car fare. Ready. to move in. Two
rooms, kit. and bath: very large front.
room apartment, private BATH non .heuSAS
keeping: See thase apartments for prices
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SALE-FARMS,

8 ACRES, FRUIT. SHADE. WIDE FRONT
on road. r. house; mi. D. c. $4,000;
terms. ERWIN REALTY Co. Phone Hyatts-
FOR sALE-I45 ACRES. RESIDENCE AND
two tenant houses; long frontage on State
highway. near District line; rented and I'M
der cultivation. Al q barEain price of $3.50
per acre: terms II desired. Address BOX
477-x. Star once.
10 ACRES ON STATE ROAD IN VILLAGE
at railway station in Maryland; good clear
cultivated iand. fronting 800 feet directly on
Rittenhouse st. Cleveland s242
IF you ARE LOOKING FOR NICE LIT
tie farm, close in d. C. have it, l2I2
acres Of productive soil new bungalow,
large poultry house and two-car garage.
Beautiful surroundines renned neighbour
hood; on State highway. owner going West.
will sell at sacrifice: terms reasonable. Ma.
CT 454l.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM 4. WEsCHLER L SON, nc,
Aurti0neers

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two;sToRY BRICK
so GuE4hHiEEsHssr MRaAhoE a5F Fon Use 81
Ex W9 r TeSE 4aREE 1R RoCMs sGs1pas
KiTCHEN AND BATH ROOM.
Under and by virtue Of certain deed Of
Liber $500. at iolio 229 ct SEQ. one Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia.
and at the request Of the holder OF the note
secured Thereby re the 9Pds ri tr ..,I
S Ss RTS+s au'iS4 Il fFHs +
JULY. 1851. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described real estate. situate in
the city of WASHINGTON District OF Columbia,
viz: The south Twenty-Five t25l feet front
by the full depth OF orisinal lot 10 in square
500. SAID property beins designated for nur-
S e 0 s0a in asos.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase
price to be paid In cash, balance PAYABLE in
three equal installments At one. tee and
three years from day Of sale. with interest
at six per cent per anrum, payable SEMI
annually, said deferred payments to be Sc
cured ,, nrst deed Of trust on the property
chaser. Taxes and assessnents paid or ad-
Piled with in twenty days from day OF sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell,
at cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser,
after I'VE days notice Of such resale in The
Evening star newspaper Deposit OF $500
JOSEPH B. SULLIVAN.
ARTHUR j. s lsf al NV
1921 9Th St. NV.
jy21. Trustees.
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WHY PAY MORE
THE ROCHESTER. 1893 Meridian Place
70 "a room and bath ..,,.........s25 SO
THE DETROIT, 1870 Meridian Pl NV
No. as rooms and bath. S!3 90
" rae ST. PAUL, 1922 ss' 18th ST NV 49,.
TIE SORRENTO. 1888 18th ST. NV ".
No "a rooms and bath. ........... 1850
THE CLIFFBOURNE, 1855 Calvert St NV.
No. as rooms and bath. .......... $50 90
No. 32-5 rooms and bath. ............ 5000
No. "a rooms and bath. .a."..'.'.. sec. 90
No. 3l--5 rooms and bath ............ $3.50
THE lNGLESIDE. 1851 Lamont st NV.
No. is rooms and bath $500
No. as rooms and bath. .s45 90
No. rs looms. BATH 100 caHiofnia ss2 so
No. 22M5 rooms and bath lou" $3.50
THE CARLETON. 1741 Lanier Pl. NV:
No. 22-3 rooms and bath. ......... S42 so
THE BIRMINGHAM. Psi Adams Mill I'd:
" THE PARKER. $500 10th st. NV
No. sos rooms and bath $3.50
You will find by comparison that the
above rents are unusually low, this being
from owners The wise #.
when there is always a scarcity Of desirable
apartments. AS q special inducement. the
above apartments may be leased for any
period desired and rents. will be effective
auctions. Inspection may be made at any
time by applying to the ianitor7
CHAS. Z TRlBBYs SONS,
o1t Dist. Nat. Bk BLDG PHI. Dist Ats
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SEE THESE APIS.

Ready co move in; furnished or unfurnish-
ed. rooms. kitchen and bath. electric re-
frigeration. built-in furniture that has never
been Installed before. See these apis, for
prices and locations. Large corner building
overlooktng Rock Greek Park near the NIL
MANAGER
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SALE-HOUSES.

No 500 b, 81 F IS 6.59I s GQs
e6 Iie fa5 i ifss St s.. 1esl Oarsa'n
TWO ADJOINING FRAMES AT 18th AND
su: IS . s. 6GHGfE c 5S5: 1 ssFi2 !SE
NV. 2se
UNDER DOME OF cAPIToI-6-RooM
so tsrms hssT 81 % eas
It's up to you. Enough said! Hurry! Dist.
5Sd a H1 6sd: rs. Acres. HA 5sTd
read. near electric station committing dis
em or rerad perd1
r. o. Penninston, 1895 Twins ST. NV, Wash
inston, D. c.
ei2 L ST. ,N.E.-,TAPEsTRY prick: Rms;
g. b.. ami; double garage; $500 cash. a57 SO
per month; 1880, worth $1,000. Met, 1900
ONE OF re ssls cq S2kk sP SI nv NE THE o1TT
A00T porch also ptl ley . G:Ns door.
H Ass dG detached sroom house Win Iii
SasTn %Ds n. n IN. es anf The I've IS
m %a cash oa ns Sniff aaf iS f ,Ss per
SHEPHERD PARK, NEAR l4th Z ALASKA
dence. center-hall plan: beautiful rooms'
s9s iny Ssi A. Bids. Nat. Ais; evening
8 ROOMS a BED ROOMS. BATHS; ROW
brics; 2-csr garase; vinicity 18th and Bu-
ss0S under s Ssue FIRST ca M oRR NaoSs
1924. after am.
WE CAN SELL DESIRABLE s-RooM BASE.
mept F hogss o IN N sss Address T1oNoR
GLOVER PARK-MODERN 20-FT HOUSE:
sacTifice much less than cost; consider small
S5;TS5I;51 ~, :. 7sv7z;z, !. :, zS,7,xs-
ec Ry lore only RGTf csv s hst
BUILD YOUR OWN HOME AND SAVE
Address Box 357-z. Star once. :
and brick new home; only slo,Soo. clev.
wooDLEY PARK SECTION
partly farnish he'd; excellent condition; seven
weather ,Sstrippins throarhout: oil burner.
to Inspect. cali Columbia 4osi. 0''''''''"'
.,,, p,a.. OPEN G DAILY, : 70
Siosk north Bradley laSeSM4.rocmo y house SGns
nicely arranged. with many attractive fea-
oass @ 81 trees ana oFsss
~ 18TH 'f s N. ssss eve. WIZ
NEARBY SUBURB.
prrA 3SyEsF5ooksiEnss 1fSsSnac PaEHdt soos
An. exceptional opportunity. Modern home.
safsd sadcsS ledne.d prees sSss
n.siens, eS sEAs. D. s IS Fin St. NV.
t HoRTH OF I 1S1dFELh " ST. HT"'
every eenpped s eee medsFn in
GRAFTON. 1t consists Of rooms and bath,
nice concrete colonial front porch and "a.
rage. owner selling on account Of leaving
.wAPLE Z JAMES. INC.
1926 l4th St. NV. North O962.
IN rL. NV, NEAR FARRAoUT.THIs IS
h.-w.h.,, porches.. with room for saraT S;
reasonably priced and can be sold on easy
'eG q ST.. 'ssaEs ., NEAR 7th-A detached two.
story, house containine rms. bath. e lee,
h:-w.h:, newly papered and painted. is being
ohsre Sr at vs. ;ac NFSs n Ni6Ssrz cAp1ro,
brick. house containing ii rms. 2 baths.
h. -w.h.. cleo. garage: owner OCCUPANT; ex-
cellent conG f,t%1r3 priced p 5sSST2nsHle
936 N. Y. Ave. NV.
O4-BED-RooM. 2-BATH
o 82A4sS SHsssS Ho% Nh.
fSE only tHo ot :au srss from S cdnn
aye; ave. near S.. ne Chevy Chase Club. Charm.
fsss. on the. Issr: everything Just fedese:;
lice: a ss:nsss. t ss9s'' g r.ssssl
an, =. ''Iss q 'RSShs' 'F s!ss:' ..s
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MONEY To LOAN.

TO LOAN-s3,000 AT 60 ON NV. PROP.
erty. Give name, address. location and com.
plete description Of property. Address Boz
1857, Star once.
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SALE HOUSES.
$500.

With $500 cash and $50 monthly
you can buy q brand-new Groom
semi-detached all-brick, built-tn ga
rage, awnings and screens. Home
built TO sell for So,230. bargain,
Phone Georgia 1885,. 20s
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BEAUTIFUL SUNSHINE HOMES IN
MICHIGAN PARK.
Detached and semi detached homes en-
nracing beauty, comfort and the newest
ioess IN modern construction.
ConNder our unusual prices for these
splendid all-brick individual homes.
Iney Will meet your every demand Of
what real home should be and they offer
value beyond your highest expectati ons
pix large rooms. 4 LarRe, bright cellar.
Large coat closet. Silent toilet.
mirror door. Linen closet.
bulit-in china closet. Cedar-lined closets.
Real open fireplace Double oak floors
Large, bright Kitchen, Latest wall papers.
- pantry. Newest electric hx-
Double drain board lures.
sink. Reinforced concrete
Majestic REFRIGERATOR porch
EMBOSSED hnoleum. Double rear porches
Tiled bath. built in Brick GARAGES
tub, shower Large roomy lots
We will arrange satisfactory terms
To inspect. drive out North Capitol st. to
Mehiaan ave, right on Michigan ave to
18th st. ne. left on 18th IT. to sample
home, 1905 10th ST. ne
:. BREUNINGER PHiFER.
AOa
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APARTMENTS-FUR 4 UNFUR.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS IN LARGE NEW
apt, on car line; use of kitchen IL desired.
Columbia l397-R.
THE MCKINLEY, 500 3rd ST NW-TWO
rooms, Kitchen and bath, unfurn., $50; furn.,
$50 and SIS. Col. 5o38.
TIT r STONE ROOM FOYER. KITCHEN
cite, bath; nicely furnished: 342.S monthly:
nished. S57 so. Apply resident MANAGER
NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 2726 CONN AVE.
Very desirable q and room apis. with
BEAUTIFUL APT, REFINED TENANTS
Sun parlor elec. refrigeration, southern exp.
32l8 Wis. ave, opposite Cathedral near bus.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. 4 UNFUR.

Colored-1314 22nd NV.
2 front rooms, cleo; s25. North el2s.
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DETACHED BRICK.
PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY.
CHEVY CHASE d. C.
CONSIDER AN EXCHANGE.
This beautiful home is ideally situated on
LARGE HANDICAPPED LOT WITH SHADE
TREES. conveniently located close to trans
tive. wonderfully built and practically plan
ned. Featuring six large. cheerful rooms.
TWO TILED BATHS. paneled walls. maids
LAVATORY. furred brick walls ULTRA
MODERN KITCHEN. etc. You must see
this delishtful home to appreciate its real
value.
]. F. DOUGLASS CO..
1891 K ST. NV MET. se7s
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RENT--SToRES.

RENT-STORE0.
1883 r N,W.--SUITABLE FOR SHOE RE
pairing. cleaning ana pressing, beauty par
ST ee 5ds 'h%Gs et g; 49, r. o. BELT !s!on
1ai 7th s.W.--FINE. LARGE CORNER STORE
go Mon onn seaSG p
downtown STORE.
pE ESQ H e. R6s 8 siio'SSSo
1871 x ST. NV.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST LOCATION
On Georgia ave. close to New Hampshier
ave: , large apartments and large neigh
borhood OF home owners close by: SIS q
n., TMos. o + FARRELL GO; Realtors
EXCELLENT SHOW ROOM
1901 l4th st. NW.-Res sonable Rent.
Corner show room located in busiest sec
.iSn OF 18th st. Special price to reliable
1.,b .ndx cAFR1Tz. ~. ...,
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
LARGE CORPORATION FORCED no MoJr
from WASHINGTON desires 10 sublet It's suite
OF rooms in modern. centrally located
once buildine; Very excellent terms can be
arreneeo. ADDRESS BOX 20l-z. Star ONCE.
sALE-BUSINEsS PROPERTY.
DOWNTOWN BRICK STORE BUILDING;
eight additional rooms; alley in rear: cleo
Pre i sabect to ns sc 81 Ds r.
srust' VIII exchange. Address Box 32l-Z,
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
FIRST CoMMERc1AL-l020 10th ST. NV
VERL1Sd HARRIS. 81 ST. n nv per m9 &c:
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CLARENDON. VA.
r. ami. city water; price $500; t25o
down. balance $50 mo.
S r. ami. large lot Price. $500; 800
down. balance t4i25 mo
7, ami, IN new 2oo-ft. blvd. Price
$500; $3.50 down. balance S45 mo
Almost new brick 10 rooms. tile baths.
ami, very large lot, suitable for boarding
home or institution. Price s2l.000: terms.
The above places are well located. Many
others to choose from.
IUDSON REAMY,
Is W. Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va.
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QUICK CASH FOR BARGAINS. HOUSES Oh
business property. Give lowest price and full
data Box 1863, City p. o.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE
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SMALL HOUSE, MUST BE SECLUDED
Rent reasonable. Prefer ami l.: suburbs or
country preferred. state details: school
near. Address Box 36l-Z, Star once
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THos. j. OWEN & SON. Aucr1oNEzRs.

ASZl otn 81. NV.
y2123.25.26.2o,30.3i Trustees.
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SIS, ESQ.
1443 Ridge Pl. Sc.

432 p ST. NV.
9 large rooms. bath, hot-water heat. elec.
Nehts, hardwood noors room for garage
small cash payment, balance monthly. Open
evenings. 9 to ..
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL l2-A FARM. ONLY $3.50;
good road. 10 mi. city: ideal for truck gar-
s den or poultry; good 7-r; house porches
2O-tree orchard; formerly $500, ciar. 400
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SHADE TREES. only two SQUARES from Conn Conn.
infly deslsned. with seven rooms and sun
parior: haSdvood noors: open hreplaee; ea-
Ietsd and ID exeslisnt condition. Wen
nAeneed. EitH asenable terms to respen-
DIE purehAssgS.sws iryits Jour inspteticn.
,lss < 4 y. NO q LUoHs' Ne Ns;.. ,..A
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RESPONSIBILITY
(Continued from Page Six)

(Contnued from Page Six) cember l, the Treasury would be bare.
 II undertook to arrive at some plan of classifying appropriations, but continued effort on my part could elicit nothing from the Attor- ney General. AS expenditures con- tinued to mount, and, convinced that the Treasury was headed for depletion, on July B, submitted a list of all appropriations to the Attorney General with a request that he list them as primary or sec ondary as the case might be,
 "On the following day, MT. Rust gard replied that at the present time the question submitted is purely academic and not actual, adding that he had been advised by the Treasurer there was no req son to fear a shortage of cash this year, CT any next, and it would
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which is from April l to March

31;
 (b) The school year, which is from July to June 30. And
 (c) The pioneer and mothers
 pensions, which is from July
 to June 30
 The refusal upon my part to be a party to any such financial ar engagement as outlined by the Att torney General is the underlying cause of all the trouble, and the question is of such importance to the people that I feel that all the facts should be known.
 Should I permit these gentlemen who compose the Board of Exam inerS to proceed to manage the af- fairs of the Territory without do- ing everything in my power to see that the law is observed as I have indicated, a condition of chaos will result. If my reasoning be wrong, I will at least feel that stood firm in my conviction that my judgment was controlled by the law as word ed in the appropriation act and by the human element that enters into the serious question.
 "Signed) CASH COLE,
 Territorial Auditor" "
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seem like borrowing trouble to commence worry about what is only


 , remote possibility in the future. The situation remained un- changed until October l, when the shrinkage in funds became so ap-
 parent that no question remained in anyone's mind about financial
 tieup. This date marked the with
 holding of legitimate claims from presentation to the Auditor.
 "The seriousness of this is ap- parent to those familiar with the
 Territorial fiscal and accounting systems. Revenues are collected on
 calendar year basis. Expendi- lures are made under two different 12-month periods; the ordinary Territorial administration year is
 from April 1 to March 31; and the
 school year from July to June 30.
 My personal experience as 8
 member of the Legislature and as
 Clerk of the House and Secretary
 of the Senate, has shown me that
 the revenues, though collected an
 nually, are figured for the bien- nium, and that the expenses of the Territory are estimated on the biennial year and the school year, and the appropriations have been made on that basis. If the funds of the Territory are required only to provide for expenses up to De- cember 31, 1882, six months of
 school, six of pension disburse-
 ments, and three months of Terri torial administration are going to
 be without funds if money contin- ues to be spent at the present rate
 T have so advised the Governor
 by letter dated November 6, this year. I pointed out the results
 certain to follow if we shall follow
 Mir. Rustgard's advice. I again called attention to the excess of ap- propriations over revenues and
 warned him of the eminence of a total exhaustion of Treasury funds. Tn conclusion I notified him as follows:
 "'We have discussed this sit uation on various occasions and have been unable to come to any agreement. I am going to be guided by the figures com piled in this office, and you
 seem equally determined not to be guided by them. l see, as a result of your continued support of allotmertS claSSed as secondary claims, a lack of funds to operate the schools
 and pay the pioneer and mo ther's pensions.
 Having failed in the at tempt to have the expenditure of funds so allotted that these things will be assured of pay ment, ths office will adhere in the payment of funds to the observance of the wording of the appropriation bill as to the periods to be covered by (a) The Territorial business -------~~~-"-~~-~~~s~~-~~----
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Free Fur Marketing Service

which, since 1925. has en- ablod many thousands of trappers to obtain moro fur money. Learn now how the Worlds Largest Store can help yots-write for Johnny MuSkrat's new book todayl
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-23
NOTHING new
DEVELOPED IN
TEUBER DEATH

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April %. U.p)
The hanging of Louise Teuber,
l7-year-old shop girl, was more
or less at standstill'' after five
days of investigation, it was admit
ted today at the sheriff's office af-
ter scores of theories developed no
clew 10 the slayer.
Deputy sheriffs and police detec-
tives continued to devote efforts
toward solution but it was indi-
Gated that the murder of Black
Mountain will follow that of Vir-
ginia Brooks, IL, whose body was
found near here on March IL, into
the morgue Of unsolved crimes.
The body of Miss Teuber. a pref
ty brunette, was found hanging
from an oak tree at the base of
Black Mountain last Sunday. She
apparently had been struck on the
head and hanged after all clothing
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-23

citation. attempted to defend Eli
otis letter.
Get out" shouted Senator Du-
val, and stay out"
Lipps beat q hasty retreat from
the committee room.
Resolution Killed
1nman'S resolution was killed af-
ter three speakers spoke in behalf
of the measure. No particular op-
position was voiced other than the
ascertain such an inquiry was un-
necessary, made by various members
OF the committee.
Henry Hawson and a. NJ. Drew,
Fresno. favored the probe as a
means of determining why crude
Oil prices have been reduced from
Sl.20 to 35 cents q barrel by ar
bitrary means
George Ackelman. Sacramento,
representing Coalinga field opera
tors and the Mining Association OF
California, asserted that the major
oil companies ARE scheming to
sam NOAlNAO4 OA lAAC ~
islation disguised as conservation
measures.
The trespaSs bill and the personal
service contract measure were on
the floor of the assembly today al
ter favorable recommendation of
the assembly committee on judici-
airy.
The trespass bill by Assembiyman
Harry F. Sewell. Whittier, would
virtually close private property in
the state TO hunting and fishing.
The measure. it is claimed. is sup
ported by only a few large property
owners, while opposition TO it comes
from thousands of sportsmen.
The personal service contract bill
provides that the legal term of
such a contract be extended from
five 10 seven years. Assemblyman
B. ]. Feigenbaum. San Francisco,
is the author of the measure.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-23
DEFENDANTS IN
SUIT OVER LAND
FILE COMPLAINT

An answer and cross complaint
was filed today by the defendants
in the suit OF r. w. Monger against
Juan Vega and r. II. Quijas, in
which Monger seeks court order
dispossessing the defendants of al
legged fictitious rights to n ranch
three and half miles west OF Braw-
ley.
In the answer it IS alleged that
Monger has no legal right to the
property. buildings or crops on the
ranch, and that he obtained q lease
on it by fraudulent means.
The cross complaint asks that
Monger be permanently restrained
from claiming any right or interest
in the land. Aside from this re-
quest, the cross complaint merely
asks that the court do and require
Of the parties in this action all
Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-23
Death Claims
Johnny Baker

DENVER, Colo. April %. U.P)-
Another of the few remaining
characters of the old west was gone
today-Johnny Baker, foster son of
William F. Buffalo Bill Cody.
Baker. who was adopted by Cody
while still a youth and who was
known in the early days of Buffa-
10 Bills wild west show as the
boy wonder marksman", died last
night in a local hospital. He was
So.
Bakers fame as a marksman was
international. His ability to hit
dimes flung in the air with rifle
bullet amazed thousands who at
tended Cody's shows.