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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-07

Isishnp, she lesyss another sisusk.
Ter. Mas vernie Huepa Ut seattle:
three sons. Jesse y ~ IfnliywSosl.
and Emmett y and William X. ~
Seattle. 4 brother, Elmer siress ~
aturxsA. Mich. and fouf Erandehil.
dren. isurtsI ~iil BE- IN Psfkisnd
esmsssry.
NElA mANnDN
Nsls Hsnaon. ~. 81 f1tl N.
fith It,, died In = Local hospital
Sunday He VAS harm IN H~ssisn.
had lived hsf~ ~ years. ard vas
a retissd halsfusaher for fh4
Northern Pacific railway. sur.
wing ere Ms esfe. Minnie. : 80
Elmer, II the bouss : hsother. An
dfev. and = sissef. Mrs Hannah
younE, bosh ~ TAeDBs. and TIRES
Kfandaaughtors funsfai a.
noanesmsat by Msliinsvr.
vuSx.AL' sxsy,cxs
Mr.. newish Pratt -.- Tuesday.
! 30 D. M. 1T tsuekisy Kings. n~v.
td Guy officiating. burial IN r.
coma esmstefys
Nogales international., 1939-01-28
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Santa CfuzCounty neutrality-suspicious.
Office of the Board of Supervisors
Nogales, Arizona December End, 1888

of the Board of Supervisors
Nogaes, Arizona,
The Board met the meeting
1888 Present Frazier Chairman,
s. Henderson members, VIM G. Simonton, Clerk.
MI. D. c. ONen and Frank Luke members
Commission hearing Supervisors application
for special levy County purposes
Upon motion Henderson, L.
unanimously carried the following resolution adopted
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, City
Noga County, Arizona.
interest penalties thereon
tax books for the 1887 and all thereto
sell for such amount and said
ON is not worth in excess of $4,000 and
agreed pay said sum of
$4,000
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that said delinquent
penalties property year
years prior hereby compromised
for said $ and payment to the County
redemption releasing the
year 1887 and all years prior thereto.
FURTHER RESOLVED so paid snail
distributed the which said pro
portion the amount received bears the whole charged
against
Upon motion of A Henderson, L and
unanimously carried the following resolution adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS specifically
the
Nogales santaCruz County, Arizona:
said description
is such Lot 16 in said Block %,
NOW THEREFORE, RESOLVED that said assessment of
IS hereby to follows
Beginning the Westerly line of
northeasterly
continuing
Northeaerly direction along the Westerly
distance of Egtynn and thirteen (se s feet
Westerly Ninety degrees
5000 feet less the thence souhery
point which would
description; thence to the beginning Being Block
wenyegh (2 of the Town city of Noge Arizona accord
ing to the map of said Town recorded June a. 1900.
Value Of real estate 100000.
improvements, $2240.O0.
Beginning westerly called
Avenue) City Nogales eghtynine
Street; continuing
norheaery direction the westerly side
onehundredths ,243O
feet less the southern line of the of Citizens Uti
Company
the thence souhey along the Arroyo which
the intersection of line at right angles Grand
Avenue from the point OF beginning OF this description thence to the
beginning being of Block 2 of the Town
according to the said Town
recorded June 27 1900.
Value of estate $4,000
Value of improvements, $4,000.
Upon motion
antnously carried the following resolution adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS representative appointed
the State
represent such subdivisions in all matters concerning possible flood
control and water regulations project in the Gla River Ban
NOW THEREFORE, RESOLVED, by Super
County Noga
the offca esenta-
the said Board of Supervisors and said Santa Or oun
concerning eros
regulation project project with officially
act in any he may advisable
Nogales December A. 1938
Helvia Mining Claim
n of $4,000.
Upon OF L. Ecaada
Antonio Block Is
City Ngales Mendebs
Subdivision, of $4,000 for each lot.
Upon I.
anmousy carried Nogales
Mendehes Subdivision sold Antonio
Ia the Of $4,000 for both lots.
Theebe urther
adj to meet
r T..
Attest:-w1d G. s1MoNToN Clerk
the Supervisors,
NogaleS Arizona
law Present. Frazier chair
Henderson, members, c. Simon
clerk
previous meetings approved read
and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
WAR IS COSTLY
TO CT. BRITAIN

LoND0N-cost of the war for
Great Britain is approximately
SIC. o00.0 900 a day in contracts for
armament supplies alone. Leslie
Burgin. minister of supply, dis
closed.
Total armament contracts placed
since the war started and up TO
December 18th were 1924 500 500,
which did not include long term
contracts for raw materials. which
amount to about $500. 00o. 900 an
nually.
The pace of current armament
preparation, compared with 1914
and 1918, has been stepped up as
high as five times to meet require
ments for newer and more rapid
death-dealing machines for use on
land. on the sea and in the air.
Fast-firing guns are consuming
much more ammunition than in the
World war. Burgin revealed. At
the same time the guns wear out
more quickly, requiring a huge in
crease in both gun and shell pro-
duction. Mobile armies also quick
ly wear out lorries and tanks, and
a huge supply of machines for the
air corps must be anticipated.
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Funeral arrangements. to be held
some time next week. were being
arranged Friday for Alphonse J.
Carbone. president OF the grand
lodge of the Sons Of Italy. and
former employe of the National
Bank OF Tacoma. who died Thurs
day in a local hospital he Was
so years old.
carbone worked At the bank 81
years. until forced 10 retire in 1927
because of an x-ray burn.
. He was q native Of Boston. and
had lived In Tacoma 40 years
Other than the Sons Of Italy. he
was a member Of Elks lodge No.
ia In Tacoma. the Italian Conn
mercial club and the X street
Boosters.
Surviving are his wife. Rose Of
the family home. lii7 So. AIMS
worth ave; two daughters. Elvirs
and Mareella. a son. Richard: his
mother. Mrs. Rosana Carbone: two
brothers. Thomas and Frank. all
Of Tacoma; and a sister. Mrs. Mar
garet Paine of HOLSTER. Cal. who
Is expected to arrive In Tacoma
Friday night.
Funeral announcement win be
made by Cassidy A Aliens.
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SEEK MOTHER
AND CHILDREN
Disappear While on
Their Way Here
From Arizona

Tacoma authorities launched q
oos.s-wtas hunt FRIDAY for =
young mstren and her three chit
dren. missing aimee Dee ~hile
en- route from Peoria. Arinoas. 10
Tacoma by has
the woman Il Mrs. Jehn
Schmidt. formerly Alss Madeline
Tisdaie ~ Tacoma. Accompanied
BY her children. Madeline. =, De-
lores. 8. and John. = The 1a-sesr-
old mother srrtvad in los Angeles
Two days after leaving from
Peoria. near Phoenix, They have
not been seeH since
Mns. Myrtle Van nsssrs. who
heads the womens Protective
division Of the police department.
Joined the search after Jehn
Schmidt. who worked hss way 10
Tacoma. notified the Travellers AID
bureau Of hls famllys disappear.
ance. Schmidt said his wife had
limited funds and wore neither a
coat nor hat when she started the
trip. He was anxious because
another baby Il expected shortly,
Mira. Schmidt Was Ia have joined
a sister. Mrs, Adeline wetmore,
zoos East Spokane st, here.
Officials said she had . half sister
living IN Hammond. Ore. and
awaited word she might have
stopped there.
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shipped to Plattsmouth. Neb.. by
Pipers. and was accompanied by
her son. Fred E. Ploeger OF Ia
coma.
John Saturday. 3 p. m.
from Lynn's chapel. Rev. u. ].
steil and Rev. Elmer o. Paulson
officiating. burial lakewood Gem
etery.
Dell Davis Saturday. p. m.
from Buckley-Kings chapel. Pew.
Cyrus p. AIbertson officiating.
burial Mountain View burial park.
Thomas v. Mccoy Saturday. 0
a. m. from the Church Of the
Visitation: corttge leaving Buck
ley-King's At $50 a. m. burial
Calvary cemetery with the John
X. Thompson camp No. !. L. s.
W. V. In charge Of grayeside serv-
Ices.
Jane l. Judd Saturday. . m.
from Aeilingers chapel. Rev.
Henry Victor Morgan officiating
burial Mountain View burial PARK
Carmi 6arliek Saturday, 2:I5
?. m. from Aeiiinzer's chapel:
Rev. J. n. Mccullough officiating.
Mrs. Laure schnetze Thompson
Saturday, $50 ? n. from Moi
hngers chapel: Rev. Arthur Bell
officiating: burial Mountain View
burial park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
Lindquiist Clinic
Trustees Named

Appointment OF eight trustees
of the Carl f. Lindquist Clinic.
three of them new, was confirmed
by the Tacoma Board of Educa-
ton at its final meeting of 1899
Thursday afternoon in the board
room of the Central school.
New trustees are Leslie Hoar
Of Lincoln high school. Mary Jane
Blaser of Mason Junior high and
Elmer Thune of Stanley school.
Reappointed were Emily crsw-
ford. Central school; Paul Gran
lund. Mann; Mrs. Beatrice Storey,
Bryant; Nellie Workman. Stadium,
and DR.. L. B. Norton, OF the
school board.
Seven other clinic trustees are
to be named by the president of
the Tacoma federation OF social
agencies.
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MORE OFFICIAL
GUIDING SEEN

sPokANE--An even greater"
expansion OF government influence
on business may be called for as
means Of restoring fun opera
tion Of economic forces. Or. Ar
thur C. coons. professor of eco
Monies at Claremont college,
Claremont. Cal. said here Wed
nesday.
DIR. coons. who was one OF the
principal speakers at the 18th an
nual meeting OF Northwest scien-
tifie association. said there was an
evident feeling that government
must further invade the economic
sphere TO improve business. moral
and social conditions.
The truth IL that individual
initiative and responsibility are
being gradually replaced by col
lective action and guarantee" DIR.
Coons said. This il true not only
OF ourselves, but Of Great Britain.
France, the Scandinavian coun-
tries and other democrscies. but
not 10 the same degree
DIR. Coons added that the
task imposed upon the peoples
of the world els one of dis-
covering. organizing and es-
tabiishing new relationships
among not only our own pee
pie. but the peoples Of the
planet"
Economic effectiveness does
not rest solely upon the natural
resources or the capital equipment
or the muscular strength which
q people possesses. but has deep
psychological roots resting upon
human reactions" DIR. coons de-
clared
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PuyaMlp MasOnS
Install Officers
New Years Services Planned for
Sunday and Monday at Churches

PUYALLUP-Newly-elected Of
ficers Of corinthian lodge No. IS.
=. q A. NJ. were installed before a
large group Of Mssons and sffili-
sted bodies at Masonic hall Thurs
day evening. Dana T. Robinson
vas seated as worshipful master:
Robert Campbell. senior warden:
J. X. Bum. junior warden; F. f.
King, secretary. and Ray Gregory.
treasurer.
Robinson announced officers TO
include C. /. Sovereign, senior
deacon; John Ashby, junior des-
con; Bert Nevins. senior steward;
J. c. Reynolds. junior steward; W.
A. Gym, chaplain; John Baird.
marshal; Paul wrigley, organist,
and Sam Clements. tiler. Frank
/. Poole, grand master of the
stste, acted as installing officer
and was assisted by Stewart f.
Perry, deputy grand master for
the 18th district, as marshal.
New Years Services
Several churches In the COM
munity have arranged special serv-
ices for Sunday and New Years
day. At the IL o'clock service
ut Christ Episcopal church Sunday
the choir, under the direction OF
DR.. c. H. Aylen, with Fred Hoyt
ut the organ. will repeat Handel's
"Hallelujah Chorus" given at the
midnight service Christmas.
At Pioneer Avenue Baptist
church a New Years eve service
will be held beginning at 9
O'Clock. Rev. Walter Watkin will
preach the sermon, "'39's Swan
Song" There will be special music
by the choir. After the service re-
freshments will be served and the
New Year awaited.
At Emmanuel Lutheran church
holy communion will be celebrated
at service starting at o'clock.
There will be no watch night pro-
gram. Communion will also be
celebrated at Peace Lutheran
church at 7:30 Sunday evening.
New Years day, Rev. Erwin Jahr
will hold services at McMillin.
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Puyallup council % Parent
Teachers viii meet Wednesday al
$50 In the little theater al the
high school with Mrs. Roy Goelzer
presiding. The theme will Be
Visual Education and Radio with
Mrs. Edison Case in charge. Mrs.
Case also will review the book.
Our Movie Mad Children by
Foreman. The board will meet
in the teachers dining room at /
O'Clock.
Priesthood BEARD
A meeting of the Puyallup Pre-
school association board will be
held Thursday evening at T.45 at
the home of Mrs. Henry Rohlman.
5l4 3rd at. s. f.
Yule Party
Rev. A. b. Nelson Of Central
Baptist church. Tacoma. addressed
the women's Missionary society
of the Pioneer Avenue Baptist
church Thursday afternoon. The
group also held its Yule party.
kiwanians Frolic
Hilarity ruled at the Kiwanis
club meeting Thursday when past
presidents put on their annual
program. Fred Pyfer presided at
first and Paul Hanawalt in the
latter half.
During the session there were
stunts in which Or. c. II. Aylen,
DR.. C. E. Sawyer and Hiram Spear
took leading roles DR.. c. M.
Hamilton. whose term as president
expires next week. and Fred Pyfer.
head of the club in 1888. were
Initiated into the past presidents
group with the usual ceremony.
Pyfer was not initiated last year
as he was in California recovering
from an illness. Past presidents
are Fred Griffiths. Emmett Burke.
Steve Gray. DR.. Charles Aylen,
Mike Martin, Paul Hanawalt, DR..
c. E. Sawyer, Burr Gregory, Dana
Robinson, II. B. Anderson and Fred
Pyfer.
Committees recently appointed
by Harry Hansen, president-elect.
held meetings during the past week
TO outline plans for 1910.
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Roosevelt Basler
Leaves For East
For Neu Position

Roosevelt Basler. director Of
curriculum improvement for the
Tacoma public school system. will
leave next week for Pittsburgh.
Pa, 10 take = position IS full time
research assistant for Teachers
College. colambis university. dur.
Ing the spring semester
A leave of absence 10 extend
from Jan. 10 until June 10 was
granted by the board OF school ~.
rcetors Thursday afternoon At the
recommendation OF supt Howard
X. Goold.
Basler will do research In eurTio.
ulum and instruction In connection
with a survey Of the public schools
In Pittsburgh. under direction OF
Teachers College.
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ARRANGE RITES
FOR BRINGOlF
Office M anager for
w. F. Logging Co.
Succumbs Here

Harry eringelf. 50. former ra-
conan and office manager Of the
West Fork Logging CO. in Mineral.
Wash, died Thursday in a local
hospital He had lived IN Mineral
IL years. and had worked for the
logging concern "a.
Born in Iowa. Bringolf was q
member Of the First Methodist
church In Tacoma.
He Is survived by his wife. Helen
Of Mineral: a son. Harry Andrew.
Ir.. of Morton: a daughter, Mrs
Elizabeth Daily OF Seattle: two
brothers. Walter of waldpor,. Ore,
and George Of Seattle. one sister,
Miss Ella Bringolf OF Tacoma: his
father. Benjamin Bringolf also Of
Tacoma; and granddaughter
Jacquelyn DAILY OF Seattle.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at ) p. m. from the
Buekley-King chapel. The Rev.
o. 5. Whiteside will officiate. with
interment in lakewood cemetery.
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3 PROMOTIONS
IN POLICE DEPT.

rxsmeflun~ ~ three c<f<<rs =
~ p~sse< a>p@ftm<nt sat <<IIlfIe1
u : retFuImzn 10 r<eem< <f<<e<Ixe
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
DAWSON RESIGNS AS
HEAD OF ASSOCIATION

City Controller Tom swsyze
was notified Friday thss Hobart
s. Dawson. city attorney At Bell
ingham, who recently was appoint
ed a superior court judge IN What
com county. has resigned a. presi.
dent Of the Association OF Wash
ington Cities
Swsyze. a member u the ssso-
Citations executive COMMITTEES, said
he had been informed Mayor r.. Is.
Riley, Of Yakima. vice president.
assumes the presidency and win
continue in that post until the or
ganizAtion's state convention at
Everett May 1917.
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ASKS ACCOUNTING or
SEED co.'s BUSINESS

a sult demanding ~ seea<sntiHx
~ sbs business u the Manning
Aesd % 81 ftef laes tt1a sad
Judgment far profits due r4s fiisd
IA superior sosft hsfs Friday ~
Joseph a. MaaninK axsiask Win.
lam y and Charles N. Msnninx.
'rhs sempsas. which bsnalss fss-
sst sssas fFDsA inu*t ~ tas Nset~
sfn stsfss ard British cofonhIs.
has lssn operating ~ fsex fes 10
pest - pears. Manning states 10
hir suit fts BUSINESS skfsa<s -
~ continents. NJ nntsx
since 1870. according u fhs az
lnf partner. ths either t~s h<vs
made 30 accounting 10 him ara
have paid bim nofhinE IL splts -
ma requests
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Ernest NJ. wetherell. secretary
to Mayor J. J. Kaufman. was re-
ported 10 be confined to his home
Friday, suffering from a severe
attack Of the flu. Mayor ksuf-
man said Wethereli became III
Wednesday and has remained
away from his duties at city hall
since Thursday.
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MRS. SARAH F. HARRISON

Mrs. Sarah Florence Harrison,
81, of 1910 Fawcett ave, died
Thursday in local hospital. She
was born in Baltimore. Md, and
came to Washington in 1888. A
member of Universalist church,
Mrs. Harrison is survived by two
Sons, Harold N. of Tacoma and
H. Roy of Dash Point; two sisters,
Mrs. J. o. Peterson of Puyallup
and Mrs. Lille c. Bacon of Spo-
kane. Buckley-King's will an
nounce the funeral
WILLIAM HENRY LUEBBE
William Henry Luebbe, 81. of
e430 Pacific ave. died Thursday
in a local hospital. He was a
machinist at the Milwaukee shops.
Luebbe was a native of Iowa. and
had lived in Tacoma 20 years
He was a member of the Ma
'chinists' local No. 497. He leaves
his wife, Pearl c. of the home !;
one daughter, Mrs. June Mazza /;
one son, Eugene A; his mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Luebbe. of Ia
coma; three sisters, Mrs. Emma
BullaBd of Tacoma, Mrs. Edith
Libby of Olympia and Mrs. Jea-
nette Braendlin of California, and
two grandchildren. Piper's will
announce the funeral.
GORDON BENNETT LARSON
Gordon Bennett Larson. "a, a
Former resident of Tacoma, died
"Wednesday night in Los Angeles
hospital. from injuries received in
IN accident early Wednesday
morning. Larson was born in Ia
coma, remaining here until he was
is years old. He attended Lincoln
High school, but moved to Cali
fornis before graduating. He re-
turned to Tacoma six years ago
vand stayed with his sister, Mrs
Melvin Larson. He returned to
Los Angeles after two years.
Other than his sister. survivors
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AUTO DRIVER IS FINED

Thomas { Hardwisk. - ash
No. seth 81. arrested en fnyaIi,ip
ave. Dec - after = chase from
pnfs esrnsr BY stats PstsDimsn
fsosssss as fired SO ard costs
Friday noon BY Justle< Clarence
=. layton lie had hess charged
with reckless driving bait wss
found FULLY Of ssgiissDt asiylsf
~ tks court
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Strikes Settled and Work
Resumes Saturday Morning

tat.as Disputes whAeh have hsfs
vessels 81 tAs Puget Sound orient
line. ssrd up snaAidis Cor five ~seks
have been settled ard esfse wute
eill hs resumed ~ : = ~. satuf-
asy, u Wss announced Friday
sfterneon ~ tAs J. !. Acefs
shipping CO. rarama agents
The steamer satartie aboard
which the strike sssstsa and which
has hsen hsrthed IL me ssnsissT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-30
BRINGS $2,2O7 SUIT
AGAINST LOGGING co.

y. J cOwan. Pierce county
miner. flied suit sgsinst the Demp.
sey Logging Co. Friday for "a
zO77s, charging the eompsnys
operations had caused MIN that
amount u damage last Feb. IL BY
releasing a flood Of water which
wiped out rs properties On
Twenty-Five Mic creek
Fallen trees sn0 other debris.
COTsn states. damned the creek
unnaturslly. On Fen. -. 10 says
just a. ne was ready 70 begin test
operations of = gold recovery plant.
the dams broke loose. sending q
wall Of water down upon his claim.
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BROWNS POINT SCHOOL
TO IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The old Browns Point school
house. abandoned for school pur-
poses at the opening OF the term
this fall. will be turned over soon
to the Browns Point Improvement
club under arrangements COM
pleted Thursday afternoon by Ia
coma school directors.
Property on which the school
was situated never was owned by
the district. II Is being purchased
by the improvement club from the
Taylor estate. School equipment,
such as blsckboards, will be re-
moved next week.
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Fines totsiiIna tsoe Tor stalls
liquor lsw Violations wsfs psia
into Justles cisfsBss q Lsytsa's
court Thursday Afternoon BY
thrss bssisndsfs IN leusr Isre@a.
way cafes Anasle TDai pleaded
guilty 10 three charges u pos.
ss.sisn IL liquor with laiaat 10
sell by ths drink ard wss fined
$500 oisndo noni paid szpo en
Two counts and Jos Alahsill. 400.
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TEN NOT COMPLETED

The new year viii find AZ bot
10 projects in the current Public
works standardization program in
this state completed. Among the
10 are the ssrrows bridge. Lake
Washington bridge and Ballard
bridge. stxty-four projects. repre-
ssntinx an investment ~ ~ .000. 900
In this state. nav are IN Use.
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JUST THE CORE
DRIVER ARRESTED

Arrested during the early morn
ing on q reckless driving charge,
Bin r. Good. ssi3 South Tacoma
way. posted s25 bail for hls release
Friday The driver was nabbed ~
26th st. and Pacific ave by Officers
Cough and schultz. after sIlsgsdiy
driving st a high rate of speed In
. heavy downpour about $40 a. m.
'Horsk Aften" Norway Night.
Normsnna hall, Thursday. Dec. ~.
4 .. m. Norwegian program. re-
Treatments and dance. admission
75c. adv.
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When you need a few extra
colisrs. look around the basement
or attic for discarded articles.
This viii bring you cash from
someone II you advertise them
with an inexpensive Times Want
Al. Just phone MAIN 3i5I.
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DIVORCE ACTIONs

Divorce action was filed IN sB-
perior court here Friday by Faythe
against Wayne y Doyle. grounds
cruelty. A final decree was grant
ed to Marvin from Prudence
sibley.
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ARRESTED ON WARRANT

Glen Borders. resident Of the
Croft hotel. vas arrested early
Friday morning on q warrant is
sued IN Judge Joseph Asllsry's
police court. charging him with
failure to ISSUE = sales alp for sale
Of wood. Borders posted SIS bail.
The alleged offsnss occurred Oct
q George Abel. police court
prosecutor. was the complainant.
Choice cactus. HIM.. Florist.
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