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La opinión., 1935-09-08

MARIA LUlSA RAMIREZ, de 13
amos de edad, falleoio ell dia pri-
nero de septiembre en- la resi-
dencia de sus famiIiares, 312Ia
de la Gale Hilooeh, habiendo ST.
do sepultada ell dia cinco en- ell
cemcnterio catolico de FL CAL
vario.
FIORENTiNo JiMENEZ, de
35 amos de edad, failecio trasi-
camente ell dia % de asosto pa
sado, al ser atropellado por un
tren en- Norwalk, sus familiares
radican en- 821 Carmelita Road
de Artesia, en- ell cementerio de
esta Ultima %poblacion fueron Sc
pultados sus restos ell dia pri-
nero de septiembre actual.
ESTELA ESPiNo, de 20 amos
de edad, fallecio ell dia 20 en- la
que fuera su Residential 8tt al
nortc de la caIle Bunkerhill, STEM
do s~epuItados sus restos ell dis
81 en- el cementerio catolico de
FL CaIvario.
JARIA RAMIREZ. de 10 ahos
do edad, falleei6 el viernes ante.
pasado en- SUI Residential de $3.50
de Ia Gale Penney en- la vecina
poblaei6n de Pacoima, siendo Sc
puitado su cadaver el dia 81 en-
ell cementerio de FL Calvario.
ARcARDiA o. VAZQuEZ, de
65 amos de edad, fallecio ell dia
30 de agosto pasado en- su resi-
dencia do 1921 de la Gale Reed.
wood, sepultandosele ell 8 de sep.
tiembre actual en- ell cementerio
eatolieo de FL Cslvario.
MARGARITA GONZALEZ, nj.
ma de 2 amos de edad, falleei6
eI viernes antepasado en- Ia re-
sidenela de sus padres 1925 dc
kensignton Place, de Pasadena,
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Proximo enlace Bernal- Escobar en- San Miguel

Para ell dia Is de septiembre,
Sc anuncia ell matrimonio, ante
los altares de Ia fe catolica, y
en- la Iglesia de San Miguel, ST.
tuada en- ell cruzamiento de las
Gales 1913 y Juniper, de la Sc
horita Carmen Bernal y del Sc
nor Esteban Escobar, siendo la
ceremonial a las nueve y media
de Ia mariana.
La comitiva nupciai estara tor
mada por los senores Rosendo
Valdez, Ricardo M1squiz y En-
rique Galindo como padrinos y
por las sehoritas Rosa Bernal,
Hortensia Madrid Y Elena Young
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Pare despedir a la seho-
rita Carmen Perea

Con ell objeto de despedir a
la sei1orita Carmen Perea, quien
en- dias pasados salio con rumbo
a Eel Paso. Texas, a reunirse
con sus familiares. ell senior Ra-
mon Salcido ofrecio una fiesta
en- su Residential de la Gale
Gage. n1mero $40. ell dia 20 de
agosto pasado. habiendo assist
do a ella buen ndmero de fami-
lias amigos de la valera asf CO.
nc de la familia Salcido.
Una buena orquesta mexicana
amenizo la reunion. habiendose
obseuuiado a Ia c~oncurrencia con
exquisitos who's g%enerosos. GER
veza helada Y sabrosos sandwi-
ches. terminando la fiesta des-
pues de la media noche sin ha-
Der decafdo un solo momento la
algeria que RENO durante su de-
sarrollo.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

en- calidad de madrinas. Damas
de honor seran las sehoritas Ro-
sa Bueno, Consuelo Young. Jo-
Selma Reyes y Eloisa Mendoza,
Y pajes Gilberto Rodriguez ,
Celia } Alicia Valdez.
Terminada la ceremonial relt-
giosa, los novios, corte de amor
Y algunos invitaios amigos In
limos de los Contingencies pasa-
ran a la casa de Ia familia de
la novia en- donde sera servido
I'm banquete, y por Ia noche Sc
dara I'm gran bale en- honor de
los recien casados en- Ell Salon
Sons OF Herman" situado en- ell
La opinión., 1935-09-08
LUCIDO ENLACE'
Sc efectu6 ell domingo pa
sado, en- Ell temple CATO
leo del Sagrado Corazon

ON TODA so;emnidad Sc
celebro Ell domingo pasa-
do ell enlace religloso del
sefor Alberto =. Lopez con Ia
sehorita Lupe Navarro. en- ell
temple del Sagrado Curaz6n de
Jesus. situado en- Ell cruzamien-
to de la calle siehel y Avenida
20, oficiando en- ell acto ell cura
parroco de dicha lglesia y asis-
tiendo gran n1mero de familias
que con las de los Contingencies
cultivan amistad.
Como madrinas. asistieron al
acto las damas Carmen Martf-
nez, Josefina Lopez y Herlinda
Lopez, acompandndolas en- cali
dad de padrinos los sehores Leo
poldo Martinez, Carlos Nunga-
ray y Francisco Padilla. y como
pale Ia militia Yolanda Navarro.
Tanto Ia NOVA conn las ma
drinas iban ataviadas con ricas
toaletas propias para la OCCASION,
y los padrinos vestfn tuxedo.
Despues de la ceremonial. fue
servido en- la Residential de la
familia Lopez, I'm lunch cham
payne, habiendose hecho musica
Y desarrollado un bonito progra
ma l~iterario musical, destacan-
dose en- este ell joven Armando
Fernandez, quien cor su VOC de
tenor hizo las delieias de la con
currencia. Fue tambien 81. quien
entono cantos litdrgicos durante
la bora de la ceremonial religio-
"a.
A Ia bora de los brindis. ell Sc
nor JESUS N. Jimenez, levanto
su copa de champaha para fell
citar a los novios habiendo pro-
nunciado una alocucion que fue
premiada con los aplausos de la
s~electa concurrencia. A las sic
tie de la noche Sc dio por termi-
NADIA la reunion para dnspedir
a los jovenes c~onyusues que en-
viaje de bodas salieron con rum
DO a San Francisco y quienes,
seg1n sus %proyectos. regresaran
a esta en- donde estableceran de-
finitivamente su Residential.
Los ~asistentes a Ia fiesta da-
da en- honor de los recien Ca
sados fueron los siguientes: VI
viane Cardenas, Mauro Anaya.
Luz Perez, Carlos hungary. Els
peranza Berreast, Roberto Hol-
gum y esposa. Minnie Ruplow,
David Orozco, Paulina Neell, Eli
Ito Falcon. Mr.. Y Mrs. Andrews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gitchell. Sr. y sra.
de Flores. Rodolfo y Alberto Pr
fla. Jacobo Salmon, Sr Thomas
Ward, Maria y Librada Nunga-
ray. r. Ruiz. Jesds N. Jimenez,
C. Beahez, Ralph Roller. Cons
tancia Anaya, Gloria Ar-aya. Os
car Apodaca, Cuca Arc'lanes.
Ana Martinez. Antonio Flores.
Raquel Flores, Consuelo Y Ofelia
Romero. Luis Cascanes. Tomas
Baca, Florencio Navarro y es-
posa, leopold Martinez y Sc
fora. Salvador Manciilos. Sra.
NJ. Ortiz. Claudia Gastelum. Ele
ma Beahes, Consuelo Martinez,
Marcelo Y Victor Delgado, Jose
Maria Santana. sehor Pedro Es-
pinosa Y esposa, O.ilia Esjinosa.
Manuel Chavez. sonora Arellano.
Fracisco Padilla. Emilio Falcon,
sehor Gavaldon Y esposa, ANA
do Fernandez y otros r1uchos.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Ell MOVIMIENTO SOCIAL
DE LA COLONIA MEXI-
CANA DE LOS ANGELES
MURIo Ell SENoR ERNEsTo
PEDRoZA

Por noticias recibidas en- esta.
Sc supo que el dfa 81 de agosto.
murio de una manera tragica en-
la 2oblacion de Silao, Guanajua-
to. Ell joven de 23 amos Ernesto
Pedroza, ampliamente conocido
en- los mejores ~cfrculos soclales
por haber residido en- Los An
geles mucho tempo. en- donde
u viven algunos de sus fami-
liares.
Tan luego como en- esta Sc re-
cibieron las nuevas, los amigos
de la famllia del desaparecido
han enviado telegramas de con-
dolencia a los padres del joven
Pedroza.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
En- la "Olvera"

Durante las reoientes fiestas con motive del aniver-
sario de la ciudad de Los Angeles, fue tomada esta foto-
grafia, EN- la oual aparecen, de izquierda a derecha, Trini
Varle, la simpatica muchacha sonorense, Eugenio Bis
cailuz, AlguaciI Mayor de Los Angeles, y don Ricardo Hill,
Consul de Mexico on esta ciudad tambien. Fl sehor Bis
cailuz esta a punto de partir ell simb6Ico pastel con cen-
to cincuenta y cuatro bujas, que representa- cada una
un aho de vida de nuestra ciudad.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

cie.nbro del aho pasado, hiio del
senior Ramon ceniceros y De su
esposa Margarita Garcia de &C.
n~iceros, GO lie Impulse ell nombre
de Ramon, habiendolo apadrina-
do en- ell acto ell senior Rafael Es-
pinosa y la sehorita Maria Con-
zsIez.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

su %sduescion por medic
do 10 'ectura. Nunca - tards
para %aprender. Pids hoy mismo
nuestro cat6Ioao do Ilbros Ora.
tbs. LIBERIA lozANo.
200 N. Los Angeles Stretches
Angeles. Caik
La opinión., 1935-09-08

continos Gu ~eduoaeson cor medic
do 10 isot''1s Nunes es tsrds para
sprender. pids hoy nismo nvsstro
eatSloso do iibros GRATIS. - IL
6RERiA LozANo, a0s North Los
Angeles, Calif.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

Con ell nombre de Juana, fue
Nevada a la pila bautismaI de la
igIesia de Nuestra Sonora do la
SoIedad, ell dia 81 do agosto
pasado, n nina nacida ell II de
JUNO del ~presente aho, hija del
seior Jose verduso y de su es-
posa la sonora Julio Frauso de
verdugo, habiendoIa a~padrinado
eI senior Alexandra Romero y la
sehorita Marsarita del mismo
apellido.
Ell dia uItimo del pasado mes
de agosto tuvo luear la cristia-
nizacion de la nina Teresa Ro-
darte, hija del sehor Juan Ro-
darte y de su esposa Gresoria
de Rodarte. La nina que nacio
ell 10 de octubre del ano pasado,
fue bautizada en- la igIesia de
la Soledad, habiendola apadri-
nado ell sehor Noises OIvera y la
senorita Angela Miranda.
En- la IgIcsia de Nuestra Seno-
ra de Guadalupe, fue bautizado
ell primero de este mes, un nino
nacido el II de s%eptiembre del
ano pasado, a quien Sc lie i'm
puso ell nombre de Sebastian,
siendo hiio del senior Simon de
Anda y de su esposa la sonora
Elvira de Anda, habiendolo apa-
drinado ell senor Martin Rey y
la sehorita Maria Anda.
Con ell nombre de Ernesto, fus
c~ristianizado en- la IgIesia de
La opinión., 1935-09-08

ROBERTO PONCE, nino de
solo 9 amos de edad. fallecio el
dis rs de ssosto pasado en- la re-
sideneia dc sus padres, 2S6 al
norte de la Gale Arizona, ha-
biendo sido sepultado ell dia 81
del propio mes, en- ell cementerlo
de FL Paradise.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Momentos lnolvidables-

"a ftogafa que hurraa ess Gnea, fue tomada en- los momentos inovhhhs pa
"a la sehorta Carolina Meendez y ell senior David Castro, aoabando de robr la ben
honor y ahora eaany "a gozando de las deicas de su una de L Sc uniHon ell do
mmgo pasado en- elf temple de NuestraS Sonora de Lourde.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

numero 12O al Este de Ia Gale
%, comenzando a las ocho de
IA noche.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
M u J E R E S
CASADAS

Sumva ha resuelto ell problema
de un producto SECURE e i%nofensi-
vo para uso fntimo de la mujer
casada. NADIA de lavados nj meto-
dos incomodos que no son SECURES.
TODD hombre debe conocer Sum-
va. para saber a%consejar a la muier.
GRATIS: Enviamos q toda mu-
jer u hombre que 10 ~solicite. ell
tratado ola FELICIDAD," que
trata de maner decorosa las dife-
rentes Eases del amor: amor ver-
dadero, como mantener la Illusion,
como corregir ell seno o busto cafdo
o demasiado grande. la vida fntima
matrimonial, etc. Todos los casados
y los que esten al a deben
leer la Felicidad". Sc envia en-
sobre cerrado gratis y sin compro
misc. Mande &c en- sellos de rorreo
para ayudar ell costo de envio.
VANIVOL CO. Depto. as
IS Wilkinson Ave.
Jersey City, N. j., e. U.
ADVERTISEMENT
La opinión., 1935-09-08

ell tia dos del ~presente mes de
septiembre. en- ell pante6n cato.
Iico de 81 ca!vario.
IGNAclA YoLLY, de rs amos
de edad. f%sllecio ell dis ultimo
del mes proximo. pasado, en- el
rancho dc Los Amigos. habiendo
sido sepultads eI dia prinero de
este mes en- oil panteon de e
Paradise.
HERLlNDA DURAN, de %
amos de edad. fsllecio ell dia &c
de agosto pasado en- Ell Olive
View Hospital, ha5iendo sido
sepultada ell dis % del mismo
mes, en- Ell cementerio cato'ieo
de Ell calvario.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

the bus garage at Forty-fourth and
Harrison had been built to accommo-
date about 100 buses. but because Of
the additional busses on the Chevy
Chase line it could not accommodate
the l40 buses assigned to that Sec
ton. Consequently, he said. there was
ar overflow to an adjacent lot.
The Capital Transit Co. is now
negotiating for the purchase Of prop
erty in East Washington where it will
build another garage to house the
buses which cannot be accommodated
in the Tenleytown garage, Bennett
announced. In answer to a complaint
that mechanics were using Forty
fourth street as bus testing ground,
he promised that that action would
also cease.
Bennett said that soon after the
transit company received the COM
plant Of the association against use Of
the lot, he received an offer from a
real estate promoter for lot in the
vicinity which he could rent at a
very handsome monthly figure.
Members Of the association quickly
denied any connection between their
action and that of any real estate
operator.
A representative of the Department
Evening star., 1935-11-07
Service Orders
ARMY ORDERS.

Spaulding, Col. Thomas NJ, Adju-
tant Generals Department, to be re-
tired January 81.
Lee, Second Lieut.. Joseph D., jr.,
Air Corps Reserve. from Pleasantville
N. Y, to active duty at Langley
Field, Va, November is.
Fiske, Maj. Gen. Harold B., to bt
retired November 30.
Neate, Maj. Gen. Nathan NJ, Vet
Urinary Corps, from Fort Mason. Calf.
to Army Medical Center, here.
Shannon, Second Lieut.. Ellis D., Al,
Corps Reserve, from Evergreen, Ala.
to Langley Field, Va, November Is.
NAVY ORDERS.
Stickney, Lieut.. Fred r., detached
U. S. S. California in October; to
Asiatic Station.
Crosland. Lieut.. q. G. George N
ID. c., orders by commander II
chief Asiatic, modified. To Nava
Hospital Washington; instead Receiv.
ing Ship, San Francisco, Calf.
Hodapp. Lieut.. Comdr. John D. p
Evening star., 1935-11-07
SIGNALS HALT DISASTER
WHEN WATCHMAN DIES
Lights Continue to Warn of DAN
ger of Open Missouri Pacific
Draw Bridge.

BY the Associated Press.
ELDORADO, Ark, November T.
Enicient signal lights prevented one
death from causing others at the Mis-
souri, Pacific Draw Bridge over the
Ouachita River at Felsenthal an hour
before last midnight.
Death from natural causes claimed
Wade X. Loomis, 55. bridge watch
man and long time railroad employe,
shortly after he had opened the bridge
for boat to pass at 11:05 pm.
It was four and q half hours later
before workmen were able to close
the bridge, but meantime two freigh,
trains mad been halted by the signal
lights and prevented from plungine
through the open span.
Evening star., 1935-11-07
CITIZENS ASSURED
BUSSESTO VACATE
Transit Company Official
Promises to Clear Lot on
Harrison Street.

A promise that the Capital Transit
Co. would cease using plot of ground
1T Forty-fourth and Harrison streets
rs a bus parking lot within year was
made last night by William A. Ben
nett, assistant to John Fl. Hanna, pres
ident of the company, during a dis
eussion following his speech at the
meeting Of the Friendship Citizens
Association.
Bennett spoke before the association
In regard to q resolution passed at the
associations last meeting complaining
Of the use Of property zoned residential
for parking purposes. He stated that
Evening star., 1935-11-07

(S. c., detached Naval Air Station,
Sunnyvale, Calf. in October; to
temporary duty 18th Naval District.
Hooton, Lieut.. Comdr. Harry A.
Is. c., detached Naval Air Station,
Sunnyvale, Calf, in October; to
temporary duty 18th Naval District.
Hilton, Lieut.. q. g. Donald B.
(S. c., detached Naval Air Station,
Sunnyvale, Calf, in october; to
temporary duty 18th Naval District.
Nowinski, Lieut.. q. g. William J.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

Furniture
(s) Tru-Lock Gard Tables; braced
top. assorted finishes. IT.
Were $1.19----------- ~
(z) Sleepy Hollow Lounge Chairs;
rust or blue tapestry covering.
walnut finished
arms and legs. G1k 90
Were s24.s5---- 4IO.]1
"a Maple. finished Magazine
Racks, with revolving top and 2
d deep !, pockets Were S1.94
(D Bedroom Suite; walnut We
neered, genuine wood carving; s.
section mirror on dresser and
vanity: roomy chest and poster
$3.50 : : o; w.. w.. $3.50
a. veneered Night Tables; with
drawer and shelf; can be used as
radio table Were <S 04
S1295 --- >s<
(3) Walnut-veneered vanities,
left out Of bedroom suites: 3
drawers, station
ary mirror. Were CD 90
S22.50 .----. B@s<<
(2) Stick Reed Lounge Chairs;
enameled frame, spring cushion
pillow backs. Were %2 OK
t14.95 --- os>S
~ Three-piece Solid Maple Liv-
ing Room Suite; spring seats and
loose pillow
$500 ----- $4I./o
(1) Ffve-piece Breakfast r o o m
Suite, solid oak decorated. Large
table and 1 chairs. The chairs
are nnisnnat c h ed.
Sold "as is." Was %2 90
$19.95 --------- Ss>>
"a Chests Of Drawers; modern
sign, dustproof and with center
guided drawer, Prima-Vera
veneers, Were GIT 90
~ walnut Finished Dresser;
with large mirror and ample
drawer space.
Sold "as IS" Was &2 al
(1) Walnut Finished Vanity, with
Swing mirror and
6 drawers. Sold "as Ct oA
IS" Was $24.s5- %Is~T
(1) Lounge air; covered in
green tapestry, reversible cushion.
Sold !. "as is" Was &8. 27
316.95 ---- 0s@
u) Walnut veneered Server;
opens from top: can be used as
liquor "a binet. &6 Q2
Was s11.s5 1s0O
(2) Five-piece Dinette Suite;
mahogany veneered. table with
Duncan Phyfe legs; chairs with
tapes tapestry , sea ss is. $40 95
Goldenbergs-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-11-07
Modern Apparel.

On the island Of Crete, feminine
attire has become so thoroughly mod
ernized that even in the mountain
villages the beautiful costumes Of long
ago are so scarce that one must look
far and wide for them.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

IS. c., detached Naval Air Station.
Sunnyvale. Calf, in October; to
temporary duty 18th Naval District.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

Of Justice, Hugh Clegg. outlined the
problems of law enforcement to the
association.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
QUAKE TOO MUCH
FOR HELENA COURTHOUsK CEOCw

Fifty years Of keeping time came
% an end q few days ago when vgorsS-
men removed the south face Of tha
courthouse clock at HeIeua.
Wneu Lewis and CLARK colluky,s
massive stone seat Of government waa
erected IN 1855. crowning touch 70 the
building was the tower facing the lawn
10 the north.
earthquakes took their toll on the
structure with cracks and bulged walls,
necessitating removal Of all chimneva
and gingerbread" work from kha roof
OF the three-story building. This a 70
include the big tower, containing tlla
50-year-old timepiece.
What is TO become Of the big clock
is undecided but It likely win end uD
IN somebody's junk yard.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23

and see what they've got on turkeys
LOOK at the way he arches his neck
ana stares us down It's positively ma
Land o. me. son. q body'd think
| you had a virus IN your blood and it
/ was Just popping out Of you. Are you
aiming 70 start a turkey ranch?"
Wen, gee, goodness, haven't I been
IN the poultry business more or less
goin' on 20 yeays7 About time I was
learning something about turkeys"
Your father vas subject to quick
enthusiasms, son, but they always
wore out. You've always been q stead
Ter man than your father was"
Momi knew I'd forgotten some
thing. That turkeys got TO eat. III 60
20 the store and get him some corn-
meal ~ pick up Margaret and bring
Margaret Huston occupied a room
IN the gtaid old dwelling Of a family
that had known better times. She was
Just stepping out Of the house as Peter
swung down the street.
Hello Margaret" he greeted.
"Peterl HeIloi"
She was one OF those enthusiastic
girls who, Peter reflected, probably
woke up In the morning out OF breath |
TO hail the new day as IL 1t were the |
dawn Of time. He was entranced by
that quality about her Margaret was 4
no startling beauty and her clothes
had 70 fit her not bulging
purse, but her spontaneous animation /
and zest gave her eyes and expression.
q sparkle Of vivid life. She and Peter
had been on chummy terms for years
They went to movies together q lot
and loved riproaring westerns. They
made q pleasant game Of seeking out
obscure theaters on side streets where
nair-ratSlng serials were shown. In the
darkness she would cling desperately
20 Peter when the arch villain mem
aced the lovely heroine, and Peter
thrilled deliciously 70 such moments
u vicarious romance. Out Of the the
tier they reverted at once 10 their cir
selveS-the mouSey little as4
istant librarian and the very minor
og in a machine OF big business.
Come over tonight" Peter invited
ler. Got something to show you"
Peter, what2"
Wont ten. A surprise that has to
e seen TO be appreciated. Then wen
o over to 42d street TO see the fifth
hapter OF Pawnee Bin and the Com
nches."
Il was going over anyway to ask
our mother II she'd let me make the
4lad tomorrow"
/. .'She probably won't allow you in
de the kitchen. Come on to the store
ith me-" :
When Margaret viewed the turkey
he gurgled with enthusiasm.
"And to think" she cried, that you
Of him for nothingl o. Peter, it's an
men,"
Omen Of what2"
II don't know, Something good
lst feel It."
Peter said, "See, nom, what'd I tell
PUP Didn't I say he'd bring US good
ck2"
"well, I hope he does. Heaven
1ows, you've worked and slaved, son.
hough, land O. me. vow I can't see
lw a turkeys going 10 bring luck un-
IS he might have a diamond ring in
s craw"
"And I'd have 70 kiln him to find
It" said Peter. If he's got a dia-
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23

whatn I do with him in the mean
time2'
Just leave him set there. Nothinus
gonna happen TO him. Take him home
with you tonight"
-Wil they let me ride In the sub
way with him7"
IN have hnn killed and dressed for
you by O'Clock"
That suggestion did not please
Il don't like to think" he said.
that he signs his own death warrant
~ merely passing into my posses
Somebody had to win him. you're
Just lucky guy, Mister Dudley
Yes. suppose So But doesn't he
look big and alive there in the vim
uow2 That's a fine turkey, Nick"
Best there is. Young Montana tom.
You're gonna have Thanksgiving dim
ner, what mean"
Yes. by, how pretty he Isl HOW
dignffiedi How-er-self contained
sAs pretty a bird as you'd want to
see. On the other part I couldn't say"
He knows we're talking about him.
we?T
but not Turkish, my good fellow.
I have you there"
Nick WINGED and cried "ouchiT He
said, you really ought to buy a drink /
for that crack, Mister Dudley. But I'm 4
a good fella. III buy II you promise |
not to make no more such bum jokes"
Back in his own little world Of &C
ton, Peter wrestled nightly with end
less armies Of figures that rose to as
sault him in serTied columns. rank on
rank. He hummed a merry tune,
thought Of Margaret, and dreamed
thousand dreams In his subconscioals
mind while his fingers Tipped the 1ev-
srs OF his calculating machine with
merring skill. His head was a pleas
antly Jumbled mass of facts and fig
Tres, all Of which leaped to his bid
ling. He had at immediate beck the
1rice, profit, carrying charges, source
md destination Of the stock-dog bis
'uit, birdseed, poultry food, fertilizer;
pecificS Tor mango and distemper,
flanders, warts, pip, skin trouble, run
ing fits; pest eradicators, cleansing ]
and whatnot But he I
ould not shake off the thought of that
0nely and gallant turkey in Nick's ]
Window which, through an inscrutable /
ortuity entirely alien to Peters own 7
esign, had fallen to him. It was q
hought not devoid Of a certain sol ]
mnity, bearing perhaps some unre- I
ealed significance. He summoned t
Lenry Melaney.
You know that turkey that Nick y
affled off" he suggested with cas- !
alneSs he did not feel.
Yeah, I had some chances on Il" q
Wen, I won It," "a
you won it7 Well, what do you s
now about that2" Il
Yes, it's mine. Didn't cost me q q
emmy, either" e
Some people have all the luck. He a
IRE looks Ike somethin' good 10 eat, v
lat turkey"
aYes. doesn't hep" Peter felt a re- r,
llsion. The thought Of barbarous "a
GLARS gnawing into that proud fowl
as abhorrent. o.
First time you ever win a raffle?" tf
That's right. But there has TO be
first time for everything. He's a III
pounder. III suppose mother and fa
win be eating turkey for week"
Amt that just too bad? should ci
st out cryin." ei
There's only Just the two Of u.s." A
motely pensive expression fitted 81,
er Peters face. He tggled a pencil AZ
sently. Iis
Look here, Peter, see what you're VI
ivin' at" Henry said decisively. IN
re you two bucks for that turkey"
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
YOUNG
MONTANA TOM

Pehsd S
y DsnnsN morrison
DETER DUDLEY rode the subway office at the lower
tip Of Manhattan Island the day before Thanksgiving in backer
mood than usual Hardly anything the scheme pattern of his
e suited him The night before he'd tercay tempted to
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23

mond ring In his craw It can iasa
stay therefor awhile, anyway"
Returning from the movie, Peter ex-
claimed, Margaret, I've just had en-
inspiration"
Peter. tell me what"
CTo Be Continued
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
PLANE ASSESSMENT CANCFrLEn

The state board OF equalization has
ordered cancellation of the agsess-
ment by the Cascade county assessor
OF plane owned by the National Parls
Always, Inc, on the ground that tax-
ing authorities Of the state do not
have the power 70 tax planes ENGAGED
IN interstate commerce. The plane hed
been assessed at $25, 900. The AirwavS
company appealed 70 the equalization
held Oct 3.