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standing n. 40 deg. W. l05 #.
from its intersection with the
north margin of the property line
on Elizabeth St. and running
thence n. so deg. +. 1876 #. to
a stake in corner of Lot 3; thence
n. 40 deg. w. 52R #. to stake;
thence S. SO deg. W. 1876 #. to
stake in the east margin of
Highland Ave-; thence with said
margin Of said Avenue S. 40 deg.
f. 52l2 IT,. to the place of BE-
GINNING and being the same
property conveyed to John NJ.
Thomason and wife. Ora NJ. Thom-
ason by The Federal. Corporation
by deed dated August /, 1881,
recorded Feb. l3. 1882 in Book
1877, at page 253. Same being
shown upon plat thereof made by
George w. Tidd, RE, on August
Is, 1894, now on file with the
Home Owners Loan Corporation
and to which reference is hereby
made.
This property will be sold sub
jcct to 1897 taxes.
The purchaser at this sale will
be required to make cash de-
post of 5 per cent Of the pur-
chase price to show good faith.
This, the 30th day Of December,
1897.
T. c. ARER.NETHY,
Substituted Trustee.
/. b. PRINCE, Attorney.
l-5-Wed-4tp
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PORATION, default having been
made for a period Of more than
ninety 900 days in the payment
Of said note as provided therein
and in the performance Of certain
covenants set out in said deed of
trust and demand of foreclosure
having been made by the holder
of said Indebtedness, the under
signed Trustee, having been sub
stituted as Trustee, for c. s. No.
Bile, said substitution being duly
recorded in the office Of the Reg
lister Of Deeds of Henderson Coun-
ty, North Carolina, in Book PIG,
page 4l2. will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the Court House
door in Henderson County, Hen
Jacksonville, North Carolina, at II
O'Clock noon on the 3l.t day Of
January, 1888, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: All that
certain lot, tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in Hen
Jacksonville Township. County Of
Henderson, State Of North Caro-
lima, and more particularly de-
scribed and defined as follows:
Being Lot and the south half
of Lot 5 in Block 5, LYMAN
Heights Subdivision rs shown by
plat thereof recorded in Book 81,
page 376, of the Records OF Deeds
for Henderson County. BEGIN
MING at a stake in the east mar
gin Of Highland Ave, said stake
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fought in the aisle.
There were screams from the
frightened women, three shots
rang out. Then the slim figure Of
the boy could be seen taking to
his heels.
"Rrct, Bret are you hut?"
Without realizing she called him
by name. Scarcely knowing what
she was doing, Connie tried to
feel ahead into that inky black
ness from which still came the
sound of those two bodies pump
melting and struggling.
Then there was silence.
Pm all okay." Brct's slow
drawl came as though nothing
had happened, except some loss
of breath. "T-turn on . switch.
I've got this one"
Connie managed to find the
switch, wondering how she did,
her fingers were trembling so.
The passengers, rlievcd and smil-
ing, began to file back in, burst
ing into voluble chatter as people
will after a tense unusual strain.
The driver came forward with
a piece of stout rope with which
to bind the bandits hands. He
was a sorry-looking bandits now,
all the bravado knocked COM
pletely out of him.
Better empty his pockets and
give back what he took before we
turn him over to the police at the
next town." Bret said.
"I'm not sure about regulations
as to that" the driver objected.
He started to investigate the
mans pockets. Then uttered a
shout. Hump! The moneys
gone. Nothing to hand back"
"My partner he muSta
swiped it," the fellow muttered
sullenly, when Bret gave him a
sharp shake, demanding to know
what had become Of it.
"a swell partner" Bret com
mented. He suggested they had
better get started. Maybe they
can pick up the other fellow, too
he acted like an inexperienced
kid"
you're not hurt, arc YOU"
Connie asked anxiously, after the
excitement had died down and
they were on their way again.
His thick dark hair was rum
pied, his shirt torn open at the
neck; there was u faint purple
shadow spreading around one
eye, but aside from that Bret
Hardesty, still looked intact.
"Not scratch" he said. .smil-
ingly. Then with his serious look
again. "But it's you Pm worrying
about. Now you will have to let
me help you"
He thought she had lost every.
thing she had. But there was the
ring and the brooc and the pearls
safely hidden in the imitation
leather bag. Still, she need not
tell him about them.
81 guess WILL" she said.
That purple shadow was mos
! becoming she decided. 1t lent hin
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
CONSTANCE CORBY - hero
inc; richest girl in the world.
BRET HARDESTY - hero;
bridge builder.
RODNEY BRANDON - Con-
MES 6ance.
KATIE BLYN-Connie's "dou-
BILE"
Yesterday: Interested in the en-
gaging young man at her s,de'
Connie consents to dine with him
at the next town. Her adventure
is under way! Bret tells her he
would like TO have her see his
country.
CHAPTER VII
He looked at her, coming back
to the present again. Il believe
you would" he spoke slowly.
Look here" deep color stained
his dark face, don't get me
wrong-I can see you prefer peo-
pie to mind their own business,
not ask questions-l won't do
that. But if you aren't going any
where special, what | mean Is, II
you're up against it, I'd like to
help you out"
Connie said, That's kind of
yOu-but don't need help,
really" 1t was the first time in
her experience that anyone had
ever offered to help her. 1t made
i warm glow spread all through
her; it made her feel as though
she had found friend.
"Well, | didn't know . . be-
sides you never can tell He
dug in the pocket of his tweed
coat, pulled uat card. Before
he handed it to her he wrote
something across the back. keep
this. Just in case" he urged.
She thanked him; put the card
in her purse.
Reckon we'd better be getting
back" he suggested. and thank
you ever so much, Miss Blyn--l
beg your pardon" He gave her a
low, elegant bow. "Msis Corby,
| should have said. Thank you
for dining with me. | enjoyed
it."
81 enjoyed it, too" she told
him. But don't let's pretend any
more" She did not want him to
call her by her real name.
II don'tbe lieve you want to be
THAR ich girl, after ALL" he
chided.
No, Connie thought, after the
people had piled into their places
and once more the wheels were
turning round and round, hum.
hing their rhythmic song, she did
not want to be herself, not until
she was forced to again. Gone was
that empty feeling; she no longer
was sick Of everything, tired OF
life. Why, it was gorgeous, just
to be alive. 1t was heavenly tc
feel sopeaceful, so content, tc
watch the blue sky darkening IN
to black, the tiny lights Pickering
on in the houses and villages a:
they sped by, the first star come
out to blink solemnly down al
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SNOW TANK AIDS SKIERS

TWIN FALLS, Ida. (UP)-A
"snow tank" has been perfected
for hauling sleighers and skiers
up steep mountain slopes here. 1t
is Of the tractor type arrange
ment, but with only one tread 5
feet wide. 1t has Il speed Of Is
miles an hour.
London will increase its num-
her Of one-Way streets.
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soc per inch

r,,ss If Thanks and Trib-
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y i > srrag IS made. The Times
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No 70, classified ads taken over
FS' WnTt al department closes
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litter that hour.
/ Want ads are always cash IN
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a rakish look that rendered him
decidedly handsome. She had
never met such q man.
1t seemed quite ridiculous-and
unneccssary--now that she had
met him to think Of losing him
again. ....
(To be continued)
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
(By Substituted Trustee

Pursuant to the power and au-
thority contained in a certain
deed of trust dated the 18th day
Of September, 1884, executed by
John NJ. Thomason ard wife. Ora
w. Thomason to G. S. Noble,
Trustee, which deed of trust is
duly registered in the office of the
Register Of Deeds Of Henderson
County, North Carolina, in Book
of Deeds Of Trust, 116, page 265,
securing certain note payable to
ROME OWNERS LOAN COR
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4O-MisceIaneous

WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Reliable Furniture
Co. Opposite courthouse. Phone
1896.
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27-Farm Products

lO5-ACRE FARM, rich soil, good
buildings, pasture, apple and
peach orchard, on paved road,
power line, one mile town, r.
r., schools, churches, in Oconee
county, S. c. Will trade for
Henderson county farm prop
erty. Box Co." Times News.
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9-Personal Property

JANUARY SPECIAL-Fifty lbs.
AGA. tick all cotton mattress
$685.. Reliable Furniture Co.
Opposite courthouse. Phone
1886. More value for your
money.
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' VI - Lots of repairs and
f. r.. improvements in the COM
'..y need the shop service
,.! ana materials the Hender-
"g Lumber Co. can fur
Phone AZ, Near depot, .
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destinations (Female

WANTED-Position to do gem
eral homework in home with
out children. Address House
keeper" care Times-News.
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WANTED
2O-Business Places

A BUSINESS ROOM for rent,
about 2Ox4O it,, off Main ST.,
on Fifth Ave, just back of
Economy Drug store. Recently
occupied by Stevens Flower
Studio. For information see l..
w. Allen.
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5Foodstuffs
business Services

i. EXEMPTIONS-Funds in
''ga with US are exempt from
'aIorem and state intangi-
property taxes. How about
VI present investments? Our
I'M dividend rate is 4 per
!, per annum. Safety insur-
- up 70 $4,000. Why take less?
p FEDERAL Savings & Loan. :
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8-Auction Sale

AUCTION SALE am closing
out all my stock goods such as
farming. carpenter, mechanics
tools. furniture, stoves. All will
be moved to the courthouse
Sale Saturday morning, Jan Is,
1880 Everything will be sold
AT your price. Govan Hyder.
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Houses and Real Estate

I SALE s. room 2 story
rs. q" mouse, on corner lot, two
la'A,' heating plant, well To-
t.sa' Tor $500. on good
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For Rent
18-Furnished Rooms

IN steam heated room,
weekly or monthly. Phone II.
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I0-Tronsporfation

LEAVING for Hot Springs, Ark,
next week, want three passeng-
erS. S. w. Holdford.
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LAUNDERING as you expect it.
We cater TO the desires of our
customers and do our utmost
to please them if modern ma
chinery and skilled labor will
do it. Try Miller's Cleaners &
Laundry. Phone 1873. 1870
Fourth Ave. +.
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SINGER sewing machine, prac.
tically new $3.50. Reliable
Furniture Co. Phone 1896.
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EYE GLASSES: Did you know
that we have wide assortment
from which you may select q
pair at little cost that will give
YOU much comfort? Jones &
French. Jewellers.
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ALL LADIES' FUR TRIMMED
coats at half price. The Fash
ion Shop.
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l2-Radios and Service
l3-Herchandise

COAL! COAL We have it for the
stoker, furnace, heaters, cook
stove. and every other purpose.
Well stocked TO supply your
every need with first-class coal.
Hendersonville Supply & Coal
Co. Lumber, paints, shop work.
Phone 500.
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For Sale
-Autos and Accessories
PRICED To SELL

trb r..l car We sell will bear q
new ,g3S iicaTSe tag. Here are
e. .r..N a'a4u cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11

rc0unty circuit court S rulln2 m
posing fines and jail sentences upon
Two Committee for Industrial Or
ganization organizers and 81 sit
down strikers who last year seized
the Fansteel Metallmgical Corpor-
alton plant at North Chicago.
Police and sheriffs deputies drove
the strikers from the plant with
tear gas bombs
The seizure and detention of
property was illegal. the court S
opinion said. It coneurred in the
lower courts decision that strikers
refusal to evacuate the plant in
compliance with an injunction was
contempt Of court.
The court held that the Wagner
Act took No precedence over Il
state court of equity in a labor
dispute
There is nothing in the Wagner
Act which deals with the subject
Of violence or any illegal acts COM
mitted by employees in the course
Of industrial disputes and IN our
opinion congress did not by enact
ment of the Wagner Act deprive
the states of police powers to pro
tect property rights or punish ille-
cal acts committed IN the course
Of labor disutesa the opinion said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
WISER TO GIVE
STATE PLAN OF
FARM BODIES
Federation Head to Tell
Imperial Members
Of Activities

Goals Of the California
Farm Bureau Federation
will be outlined by StaNe
President Ray Wiser 1T a
meeting of the county bu-
reau Thursday night at the
Imperial fair grounds.
The new president of the state
ersanization has spent eisht years
as an active member Of the bureau
and is well acquainted with the
problems confronting state agricul-
ture.
Wiser will cite the advantages Of
eooperativeS in agriculture. both 10
increase the prices of farm goods
and to fisht attempts to unionize
agriculture.
c. O. Hoober past president OF
the county farm bureau, and w. F.
Eldridge. regional director OF the
bureau from Riverside. will give
short talks.
The dinner meeting will start at
7 o'clock. according to Charles
Wieman. county president, who urg-
ed that all persons who attend the
meeting bring their own picnic
lunch. Dessert and coffee will be
provided - =
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
LA. MAN TO
SHOW FARM,
CITY TIES

The Farmers Transportation
association will be explained TO
the public at a mass meeting at
the county fair grounds at 7:S0
pm. May Is.
Elmer Hewlett, president of
the Los Angeles Merchants and
Manufacturers association and
director of the Southern Califor-
mans. will be principal speaker.
He will explain the new era of
cooperation between farmers and
consumers in the metropolitan
area and outline plans the met
metropolitan dweller has for help
The farmer get his products TO
the consumer. Fred Fysh, sec
retary- manager of the Mereh-
ants and Manufacturers also
will be present.
Arrangements for the public
meeting were completed by dir
ecors of the transportation as
- alton Tuseday afternoon.
The meeting is sponsored by the
association and the Associated
Farmers of Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11

would come to naught.
The action at Geneva makes II
necessary to reconsider the whole
league problem" ShotWell said. Il
do not think that in any way It
inValidates the fundamental idea on
which the league was based, namely
the interest of the community OF
nations in creating a world of law
and order.
THE betrayal of the league by
its friends and leaders or the
attacks upon il by lis enemies is no
argument with reference to the
validity Of the league idea, But l
admit defeat for the efforts SO far
for collective action for peace. It's
there, and there's no use fooling
ourselves.
But the most important fact in
the world tonight is not the special
case of Ethiopia, or China, but the
growth of modern science which
makes the old agricultural frontiers
no longer the real frontiers of ma
tions and their interests. Modern
science makes the world inherently
independent and the statesmen
whose supreme task was to adjust
the world to this new era have not
done it
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Auction Philosophy
BY ID. l.. ZINN


Folks. I didn't Dring the conYen-
ton guys over Saturday. If you
can drag a bunch of birds that have
been celebrating for two days out
and get en- started by eight o'clock
IN the morning you have me bested.
especially. when one Of IL. nights
was spent visiting Tijuana Il jus,
can't be done.
Well. I ate my first watermelon
Wednesday for dinner for this sea
son and If I do say it come from
the Znnerie ranch. Don't every
body ask for one Tor they are scarce
this season Of the year. Every one
is asking when will the first car of
Watermelons 60 out my opinion is
Jones or Gilbert will ship one next
week from Westmorland. We will
be on the track between the Goth
and 25th OF May Seen roasting
ears in the market Begins to look
and feel like summer is coming.
Oh. you desert cooler. here is where
you do your stuff And my hat is
off to the guy who invented the
desert cooler. Bert Vaughn of ia
cumba says if he can find the man
that invented that cooler he will
shoot him if it is the last act Of
his life
Here is where I toss my hat IL
the ring for another term as youl
Public Administrator. I'll be seein
Vol
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Man Dives
In Canal to
Save Child
Girl, Father in Wrecked
Auto Rescued by
Farmers

Two swimmers saved the
lives of child and her
father Tuesday night near
FL Centro after an automo-
bile dived SO feet into the
Brawley Main canal.
The rescuers plunged into the
muddy stream a few minutes after
a collision catapulted a sedan over
the canal bank a mile south Of
Highway so
With only the top of the car
s3lowiiffts. e. tt444e-~ st.ffase. Oscar
Russell. who lives nearby. diYed in
and pulled Betty Boone 13. TO safe
ty. A few seconds later 2. E. Alexan-
der helped pull her father out.
Alexander, WRose truck collided
xith-t TIM Boone car just before u
plunged into the canal. was unin-
5ared. Bot3r Boone and his daagk-
ter We're unhurt although suffering
from shock.
Il was in bed. ready TO go TO
sleep" Russell said. "wheif-Z .leafS.
the crash. I raced outside and saw
tie Boone car III the canal. Only
tie top was showing. The rest was
under water. I swan out and tried
10 get IN through the window but
the glass was up and I couldn't
break it with my fist Finally I got
hold of the girls hand and pulled
her out the door. She had been un-
der water most Of the time. Her
father was in the back of the car,
where there still was a little air.
We could hear him plainly. The
driver of the other car swan out
and pulled him out"
Both Alexander and Boone are
ranchers who live near El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
L. A. to Valley Hop
To Fete Airmail

Continued from Page One)
chief valley offices. Printed at the
top is Imperial Valley California,
Winter Garden OF America" Two
thousand letters sent out through
the El Centro Chamber of Com
merce will include another line,
Completion of All American Can
al-1938p. Lack of space prevented
inclusion of the line on the post
office cachet. Richmond said.
The Chamber of Commerce en-
velopes, which also will carry "El
Centro Joins Nation in Goth Ami
Yersary of Airmail. and Asks Air
mail Service for Imperial Valley.
will be sent by valley citizens to
Gen. Harlee Branch. second as
=.e.an, ssstns~1.er - charge Of
airmail. al Washington. D. c, III
connection with agitation for ere
alton of an air branch to the valley.
Sec'y Robert Hays announced.
In pointing out the advantages Of
using armail. Richmond outlined
valley connections with planes all
going through Los Angeles. Eve
ming mail, that reaches Los Angeles
the next morning, is in San Fran
cisco by 10 am, in Seattle by
3:46 pm. Morning mail which
reaches Los Angeles that evening
is in San Francisco by 2 am. and
Seattle by 7:42 am.
A letter mailed in Ell Centro up
70 830 pm. will reach New York
in 81 hours, Chicago in 2112 hours
Mail sent TO New York by train
tales around 4 days, Richmond
said. Mail leaving Ell Centro IN
the morning reaches New York at
6:l7 pm. the following day.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
COP ATTACKS
F.R. SPENDING
tContinued from Page u

Continued from Page u
grant misuse of funds have been
made publicly
5 Outright repeal of the undis-
tributed profits tax and revision of
"antiquated federal tax structure"
6. Elimination of tax exempt Sc
curities.
7. Reduction at once Of "unneces-
sary and burdensome' social securi-
ty taxes.
8. Elimination of "harrassing ad-
ministration assaults on business.
9. Retriction of government COM
petition with private enterprise ,
10. Revision of the National Labor
Relations act to promote harmony
and not discord, as at present
between employees and employers.
Il. Repeal at once of the Thomas
Greenback law.
y. Elimination of waste and eX-
traYagance throughout the entire
federal government to reduce eX-
penditures and bring about bal
anced budget.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Boys in Charge
OF Center Meet

FLA. and 4-H club members will
take over the program Friday night
at the meeting o fthe Spruce-West-
morland farm center at Westmor-
land school
Alex NJ. Wilson. superintendent Of
the livestock department of the
Los Angeles county fair, will show
a colored movie of judging animals
at the last county fair
An entertaining musical program
has been arranged. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Eulberg jr will be in charge
of the refreshments.