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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-06-25

ton of this order in the Sank Gen.
tire Herald, q legal newspaper, and
by mailed notice as provided by
law.
COURT SEAL}
Paul Ahles
Probate Judge
Victor T. Conklin, ESQ.
Attorney for Petitioner
Sank Centre, Minnesota
Published June 18-26-July 2. 1886
Order for Hearing ON Petition for
Administration, Limiting Time
to File Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Stearns
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate Of Arthur H. Krans.
Decedent.
Inez Kranz having filed herein .
petition for general administration
testate and praying that Fred w.
Kranz be appointed administrator;
1T is ORDERED, That the hear
ing thereof be had on Friday, July
Srd. 1886, at 8 o'clock, A. M. before
in the court house in the City Of st.
Cloud, Minnesota, that the time
within which creditors of said dece:
dent may file their claims be limiteo
to four months from the date nereoI.
and that the claims 80 filed be heard
1885, at o'clock, A M. before this
Court in the probate court room in
the court house in the City Of st.
Cloud, Minnesota. and that notice
hereof be given by publication or
this order in the Sank Centre
Herald, a legal newspaper, and by
mailed notice as provided by law.
Dated June 9Th, 1886.
Paul Ahles
Probate Judge
l. L. Kells, Esq.
Attorney for Petitioner
Sank Centre, Minnesota.
Published June IL, IS. rs, 1885.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09
Insubordinati.on
At Sea Develops
On U.S.Steamers
Condition Brings About In.
quiry Of Alleged "Red"
"-': Activities
Copyright 1896 by United Pres0

Copyright 1896 by United Pres)
WASHINGTON, April 8. CUP
Steamship inspection service Of
ficials of the commerce depart
;ment reported last night that
{ condition of unprecedented minor
INSTRUMENTATION had developed
aboard American merchant YES
sells. =. 49,,
They said the situation had
been developing over a period OF
wear. Officials were undecided
whether it would be feasible or
necessary to take departmental
action or turn cases Of lnsubor.
dinatio over to the department OF
Justice. Charges Of mutiry can
be brought against insubordlnate
merchant sailors.
It was estimated that 500 in
stances of alleged insubordina-
ton had been reported to the de-
nartment over period of months:
The United Press was informed
that upwards of. 100 such reports
were received yesterday in re-
Spouse to a departmental request
for detailed information.
:; Officials did not intimate that
safety of passengers on American
ships was jeopardized in any way
under present conditions. 1t was
emphasized that while there had
heen some serious trouble on
ships, most Of the instances Of
INSTRUMENTATION were OF MINOR
character, :,
Secretary of Commerce Daniel
C. Roper said yesterday: Amer,
lean ships are absolutely safe.
have requested the full facts con-
corning the status of insubordina-
ton which have been compiled by
the bureau
Roper said no formal investlga-
ton was under way but other OF
ficials said they were making an
enquiry" :.
Attention was centered upon
the problem of INSTRUMENTATION
aboard American vessels today by
! The arrival in Jersey City, NJ. d.,
of the Dollar liner President Gar
field. The Garfield's round-the~
world cruise was marked by tfou"
bic among the crew and charges
that communist agitators were in
creasing activities among Amerl-
oon coon1nn ~ > - ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09
CHARGE TRAIN
WRECK PLOT
Arrest Wife Of Florida En-.
eineer in Fantastic Love
Triangle Case

PENSACOLA. Fla, April p
mp. "A fantastic plot OF an at
tractiye middle-aged wife OF
r.;lroad engineer to wreck her
hnsband's train and eliminate, the
nvtra man in love triangle was
charged by authorities. :, here las 81
night. 1,,.;,, p,ss
,hs wife, was held on a charge OF
hiring two negroes to wreck
! !, us and Nashville train
which was piloted by her husband.
ALLEN Langston, 10, and Allen
rgnlev 16, negroes, were. held in
ra nm with the alleged plot.
Earl Earl Travis of Castleberry, Ala
also was held bv Sheriff Ia. r..
Gandv who said he was being IN
vestigated in connection wtn the
charges. :, s ,,,,s do.
uised so Mrs. Vann could cohecI
81 600 insurance: on her husband
and marry another man, the
sheriff said.
Mrs. Vann Indignantly denied
tbc charges, but officials claimed
evidence that the wife paid the
negroes $50 and promised. them
$500 more eff they did a gooo
Candy claimed the negroes ad-
mitted having twice tried to wreck
the train with Vam at the throt-
Tie. The sheriff said the ,70.year-
old engineer became suspicious
when his train roared oveE a sec
ton Of track without mlShap al
though rails, from which spikes
had been removed or loosened,
!, According to police here, the
attempt was made near Cantone-
mcnt, Fla. But the alleged wreck
crs had removed spikes only from
the inside rail on q curve.%and
Vann's train passed over the sec
ton safely. -. Z. r., -,
When Vann reported the incl
dent to railroad police, an Almmc,-
date investigation was launched;
The negroes, were arrested. ana
after their alleged confessions, ar
rest of the wife was ordeFed. = =
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09
Bethel Wesleyan
|. Methodists Set
Pageant Easter

The people of Tracy Grove COM
munity- and especially of Bethel
Wesleyan Methodist church are to
be favored Easter Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock by an interest
ing program. the pastor. Rev. Lo-
reno A. Harvey, stated today.
This will consist, he said, of a
pageant, "The Challenge of. the
Cross" given by group of young
people from Wesleyan Methodist
college, located at Central, S. G..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09
STRENGTHEN
- THE, BLADDER
MAKE THIS asc TEST

If bladder irritation causes getting
I'D nights, frequent desire, scanty flow,
bsckache. drink lots of boiled or dis,
titled water. Flush out excess acids and
waste with buchu leaves, juniper oil,
ETC., made. into green tablets called Blu
kets. the bladder lax. Works on the
bladder similar TO castor oil on The bow
els. In four days il not pleased any
druggist will refund your 25c. Scruggs
gist will refund your CSC. Scruggs
Drug Store. The Justus, Pharmacy,
MiIsnn Drug COMPANY. -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09

: Sunday School Lesson for Sun
day, April IL. 1896,
Read Luke -: l-35. Study
Luke "a: LIZ.
z Golden Text-Because l live,
We shall live also John ID: 1917.
Sunday, April 9, AID. 80, is. re-
garded Davis the day of the
resurrection of Jesus. During that
day he appeared four times, twice
to women MARY and the other
womcn) and twice to men tPeter
and the two on the way to En-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09
COLE GAME FOR ALL.

OTTAWA, Ont. (UP) Ruling
that golf was a game, played by
rich and poor alike the Canadian
tariff board rejected a, request OF
Canadian sporting goods manufac-
turers for. an increase lin tariffs
against cheap British-made golf
hills Z
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
JESUS TRIUMPHS OVER DEATH
By HIGHT {. MOORE

maus); and after nightfall he
made his first appearance to the
apostoHc company, ten being "a, as
sembIed in secret session. Ing :
next Sunday evening he appeared
again to the Apostles, Thomas ,1;, . oe,
ing present. 1t was probably Two ano
or three weeks later that he ap,
vi ncarcd TO seven Apostles by the
Sea of Galilee and to FIVE nun
dred disciples including the eie "
en- Apostles on the mountain oa III
Galilee. Thursday, May 10, may
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09
PREXY USES PLANE

r GAMBLER, o. (UPC.ADr. Will
liam r. Pierce, president of Ken
yon college, uses the colleges
planes to fly to out-of- town speak
ing engagements. Kenyon claims
the first school of aeronautics in
any college. Lessons in flying arc
piyen. -. 80. T..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09

The music for the o,,,,
be in charge of pro Lt'''sI9n III
James B. Childy. rbn., and Nrl
music teacher Of Tho ,. ','er al
lherc will he seven ~
characters IN the play, ssa
a% arFsn' i" ny to All ali s', +.
Of the talent from o q" aV 1 @n|
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-09

Ancient Egyptian Spoons
The ancient Egyptians used
spoons carved OF ivory. flint. slate
and wood IS.
The Washington times., 1936-03-14

spread with mayonnaise mixed
with chopped pickle. The aspara-
gus tip placed in the center and
the sandwich rolled and placed in
a linen cloth covered with damp
cloth until serving time These
were to be garniShed with strips
Of green mango before serving.
There were two kinds of sham
rock sandwiches. The first one
was made by spreading thin slices
of bread cut with their cookie
cutter shaped as a club with cream
cheese seasoned with onion juice
and sprinkled with chopped pars-
ley. The second filling was made
by blending two hard cooked eggs
with IA cup of chopped mustard
pickle mixed with mayonnaiSe.
Mary agreed that this time the
menu did not sound very difficult,
and suddenly said:
what about the Irish flag?
You forgot that"
"Oh, no." said Jane seriously, Il
did think Of it but there were diff
cultieS. The flag has three bars,
green, white and orange, and that
would be rather expensive to carry
out"
"Heigh- no, something in favor of
pay day." laughed Mary.
The party sounds very promiS-
ing, doesn't it? Monday is Lay day
so we can anticipate a jolly day
for them.
The Washington times., 1936-03-14
Beauty
Some Make-Up
Advice
BY DONNA GRACE

We believe if all mothers had
their way, few daughters Of the
teen age would use makeup.
Nearly all young persons do use
some makeup and of course, we
assume, with mothers permission.
They are not going to disregard
mothers wishes (not very much
anyway)-So they develop into
little diplomats in showing
mother the Importance of sophis-
ticated manners and makeup.
We have always advocated the
use of soap and water for young
skins. 1t is really the basic and
natural beautifier for any delicate
type, as well as the more mature
skins, and the regular thorough
soap and water cleansing of young
skins will go long way in asSur
ing a good clear complexion in
later years. You see, when the
pores are kept firm and clean,
they will not stretch and become
susceptible to blackheadS and in
fections.
The soap and water cleansing is
the usual method, we know, but
few young persons take the time
for enough rinSing after using
soap. Every bit of soap film must
be removed with clear water
Even when the very best and
pureSt soap is used, it will irritate
the skin and enlarge the pores.
if it is left on. so rinse thoroughly
with cool water until the skin
feels as smooth as satin.
The best way to control the
makeup question is to let every
girl have her own individual make
up case. She will want to USE
it, you may be sure, and will do
so with discrimination when she
has her mothers approval. Give
her time to practice using a little
lipstick and powder so she will
find out for herself just how little
is necessary.
Nearly all college girls have
their own makeup case and they
know the proper use of the con
tents, too.
Cheek rouge is seldom used by
the teen age except when sha-
dowed carefully high on the cheeks
and blended lightly over the eye
lids. This, however, is only for
evening and the exotic type.
We have made up complete list
of toilet articles and cosmetics
for the young girl, and will send
it 20 you if you will enclose a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
and address DOnnO Grace, beauty
editor of this paper.
The Washington times., 1936-03-14

some information on the subject.
How many clothes can a wom-
an carry and still remain with
in the thirty5five pound baggage
limitation of the air lines?
United Air Lines answers that
question by citing what one of
the nations best dressed women
carried on a New York-California
flight and still did not use up
the full thirty-five pound allow
ance.
Here is what her airplane bag
carried:
A complete set of toilet articles
and lingerie, a beige wool travel
ing suit with two blouSeS, two tur-
bans-one of beige wool and one
of print, a beige jersey sports
dress, a dark green redingote
coat of diamond patterned angora
wool to be worn over either of the
above dresses.
Plenty of Suits
A tailored suit of navy blistered
wool crepe, a navy silk pillbox
hat, a tennis dress, a white silk
knitted beret, two angora coat
sweaters, a belted travel coat of
natural camelS haid with beaver
collar.
Three printed chiffon evening
dresses, one striped linen evening
dress, two pairs of kid street shoes
one navy and one dark red, one
pair of golf shoes, silver evening
sandals, one unlined foulard dress
ing gown, four pairs of chamois
gloves, three square foulard
scarfs. and one alligator bag and
one white crepe bag.
United's advice to feminine air
travellers is that careful planning
not only permits one to carry a
surprising amount of clothing but
extras and still be under the 35-
pound airplane baggage limit.
The Washington times., 1936-03-14

% and he is 27. High time to
settle things, my mother says.
"A friend suggested this way
to bring him to the point: She
offered to give me a leap.year
party, and suggests 1 take ad-
vantage of leap-year and propose
to him before all our friends.
What do you think of this?
JENNIE"
Unless it is understood from
the beginning that the whole af-
fair is a joke, I think that sort
of a proposal would be pretty
risky business. The young man
might become angry at what he
regards as an attempt to rail
road him into marriage.
If you're going to take advan-
tage of leap-year, you'd better
try it out when you're alone
with this stalling cavalier. And
if you do take this daring step,
better put it on as a joke.
The Washington times., 1936-03-14


great secret. Jane keeps cutting
out mysterious green cellOphane
and cardboard things that nine
times out of ten she tears up-and
when I offered to help her she
promptly said, mo, thanks, this
is my party Not that 1 mind,
thOugh-but I bet tomorrow she
will have me helping cut out some
kind of crazy sandwiches that
she has thought up"
She laughed as she said this
and spoke of the last party when
Jane had decided at the last min
ute to make canapes from toasted
bread cut in the shape of hearts,
diamonds, and clubs. She also
added that since she was Irish
and Jane was only Scotch she by
all rights should be the hostess.
It was not until last night that
] heard the details. There was
to be only one table of bridge and
the prize was at of green ash
trays with T. ing match packs.
She and Mary were taking turns
playing since they wouldn't be
eligible for the prize. That made
five to serve. Here is her menu:
Stuffed Pears Nodded
in Lime Gelatin
Rolled Asparagus Sandwiches
Shamrock Sandwiches
Coffee Candies
The recipe for the salad wss
published last Wednesday, and
here is the grocery order that Jane
made out for the party: One No
2 can of pears, l small package of
nuts, l package of lime gelatine, !
jar of mayonnaiSe, l green pepper
12 dozen eggs, can of baby aspar
agus tips, l jar of sweet mustard
pickles, bunch of parsley, 2 pack
ages of cream cheese, y pound
of green and white rosebud mints
/ pint of coffee cream, l pound
Of coffee, and l package of loaf
sugar.
The favors were made from stiff
green cardboard cut as a handle
for the shamrock with a large
square at the top. The leaves OF
the shamrock we're made by fas
tening three green mints on it
with corn syrup certainly original
for an expert typist to think Of
that, says Nary. Jane had writ
ten the names of each guest in
white ink on each of these.
Two large bowls of shamrock
made by fastening green cello
phane to long wrapped wire stems
were used in the apartment foI
decoration.
The table. though, was the
The Washington times., 1936-03-14

For instance, an alpaca dress
photographed on this page today
looks like wool. Almost nobody
would believe it wasn't, until we
were all assured that the material
was celanese. Even the dotted
taffeta trimming was of celaneSe.
We're familiar with crepes, so it
wasn't surprising that the good
looking green jacket suit, gen.
erouSly sprinkled with vari-colored
flowers, was of celaneSe. Some Of
the prints are perfectly gorgeous,
especially those for evening.
There's a cherry design that I
liked, and a richly colored print
that shouldn't have mentioned,
because can't really describe it.
Hollywood Drama
The Hollywood creations are
marvellous, most of them dramatic,
and yet most Of them quite wear
able. One perfectly tailored din
ner suit was of white satin with
tiny black top hats printed all
over it. The dress shirt, exactly
like q mans dress shirt, was of
plain white satin. If you see the
show tonight, be sure and try to
sit close enough to get a good look
at the fabrics, as well as at the de"
signs.
Marjorie Holligan. stylist for
the Celanese Corporation of
America, who announces, is said
to be one of the highest paid
fashion people in the country,
and that's something. She is
a designer of fabrics too, and
created the Van Gogh prints,
which have had many favorable
notices this spring.
Air Travel Clothes
Believing that many people
are interested in the luggage
they can or cannot carry in a
plane these days, we've dug up
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HE wants to find some younger
woman to love him. In spite of
my health, I've worked outside the
home, bought my own and the
boys clothing, paid our rent, laun-
dry and electric light. Still he
calls me q Spendthrift.
"And now that am unable to
work, he gives me only dollar q
day to feed and pay expenses for
us all.
Sometimes, when I've been ill,
I haven't cooked all the meals,
and the worst thing he holds
against me is that I've occasionally
gone to the movies. The children
can't bear the thought of his leav-
ing home, and have gone on my
knees and pleaded with him not to
leave us.
81 know it sounds foolish, and
my friends tell me no man is
worth the alteration have given
him.. Still, 1 can't change my
heart.
"I've always loved him, and have
been a good, faithful wife. He says
If do not give him his freedom he
will get drunk and spend his
money on other women.
"a DEVOTED MOTHER AND
LOVING WIFE"
Like your friends, I cannot see
which one of this gentleman's en-
dearing qualities keeps you an
chored to him. I have not given
more than a fifth of your letter,
which is a record of brutality
and abuse. The best thing that
you can do is to go to the judge
Of the Domestic Relations Court
and discuss your case.
Your husband has no grounds
for divorce, according to your
letter, and he is certainly not
likely to find that young
woman for whom he is looking.
Or, if he finds her, she would
not be likely to put up with him
long.
Quit going down on your knees.
Have little spunk. Go into re-
verse, and see the judge.
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masterpiece. Jane recollected
that Ireland was famed for its
lakes so she had purchased very
inexpensive mirror for the center
of the table,
"a mirror doesn't sound very
much like Ireland to me-" said
Mary" / thought that St. Pat
rick was the one who freed the
Irish from snakes"
Eyes, but I couldn't have snakes
for the centerpieceS. Anyway,
there aren't any snakes in Ire
land now. And you have missed
the point, Mary. The center dec
grafton is for Ireland-yOu know,
their lakes, paddy hats, pigs, pO-
tatOes, thatched hOuses-every-
thing that you think of when you
think Irish, But the menu-that
is different. There the accent is
on st. Patrick" said Jane lOftily.
"And what, pray tell, is your
st. Patrick like?" asked Mary
mOckingly.
"Oh, Mary, you would be in
quisitive. 1t is only the things
he used-the harp of gold, and
the Shamrock think that is an
Irish clover but I'm not sure-any-
way it is a three-leafed kind of
grass" she finished brightly.
And 1 can see us now strug.
Cling to cut those from cake, from
bread, from nodded salad" said
Mary.
"NOw, listen," said Jane, and
she began telling us about the
menu.
The salad was to be served in a
lettuce cup with mayonnaise on
the main plate. The sandwiches
were to be passed.
The rolled asparagus sandwiches
are made by cutting the crust from
thin sliced bread which has been
The Washington times., 1936-03-14
New Style
Trends

Lenten dishes stress sea food
but vegetable plate dinners also
deserve special notice. There is
an abundance Of fresh vegetables
on the market to choose from and
you will find these dinners more
popular if you have small servings
of four or five vegetables rather
than only three.
Always right is the black dress
with white accents. A new i'm
port is a dress of black hairy
woolen with a square yoke of
white silk braid placed beneath
a pointed collar of the dress
fabric. The belt fastens with a
silver bow and arrow.
Just right for wear now is a
coat of beige woolen with the
outside of the sleeves made en-
tirely of beaver bands that Ger
inmate in a tiny turn-down col
lar. There are big beaver but
tons placed just below the neck
line. The wide belt is Of beige
boxcalf.
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Our Bachelor Girls Plan
St. Patrick s Day Party

Jane and Mary girls aOho came to Washington to
qUork for Uncle Sam, had difficulty locating satisfactory
place to Hve their income.
At present they happy in apartment eCith
small pullman size kchenette equipped aCith all types
of electric appliances to make their culinary experiences
pleasant.
Jane is havng St. Paricks Day party and has been
busy for the last few days vith ceophane and
scissors making mysterious plans for the occasion.
The Washington times., 1936-03-14

liquor, then drain them. Line
the sides of a baking dish with
a rich pie crust. Lay in a layer
of chicken, then a layer of
oysters, seasoning each with salt,
pepper and dots of butter.
Add the oyster liquor to the
chicken stock and pour over the
chicken and oysters until they
the entirely covered. Then cover
with crust, leaving opening in
the center "a paper funnel may
be put in for escape of Steam) .
Make an extra gravy of liquor Of
gizzard, liver and heart, mixed
with broth, adding a little but
ter and flour; also proper sea-
soning.