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File No. 5S47s.
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION

FOR DISTRIBUTION
State Of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
In Probate Court.
Re Estate of Winnie Theodosia Crosse. De-
cedent.
It Is Ordered, That the final account and
petition for examination thereof and for
distribution. filed herein. be heard on Mon
day. November 6, 1889. at 10 o'clock A. M.
by this Court In the Court House in Mime
Rpolis. Minnesota, and that all persons in
terested in this estate present objections.
II any, why said petition should not be
granted.
This Order shall be published in the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies thereof
mailed according 10 law.
Witness the Hon. Manley L. Fosseen.
Judge Of Probate Court. this 9Th day Of
October. 1899.
(SeaD
ERNEST P. LoRENZ.
Clerk.
LEO. d. MoSIER, Attorney,
1919 37th Ave, N.
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M. C.-Does my husband know
the truth? Can keep it hid from
him completely?
Ans: There is but one way you
can hide the truth that is to
stop going with this fellow this
very day and not do a thing like
this again. Your husband hasn't
found out yet ;. but If he did l.. d.. /.
you would get put out without any
explanation.
D. l. Why niece and 1 have
a home together. l want to know
if / should sign my rights away so
that / can draw the pension?
Ans: If you did :. your niece
would probably lose out. A ques-
ton of this kind should be carried
before an attorney in your state,
but feel sure that you must make
up your mind one way or the other.
You either sign the home away for
the pension or you don't draw the
money any longer.
L. E. There is a boy that is
an undertaken and he told my
cousin that he really did love me
and / am excited and don't know
what to do. l didn't love him at
first but l am beginning to love
him now.
Ans: You're working yourself
up into a pitch over nothing /.
if the boy was in love with you
s. he would have told you and not
your cousin. Control your emo
tiOns for you are in for a big let
down. Look around for another
boy friend as you and the under
taker are about through.
o. WI have been married for
three years and I want to know
what can do to make my hus-
band want to buy furniture as
other people do?
Ans: He prefers to spend his
money on good times. The logical
thing for you to do is to get work
and take your money and buy fur
niture for the house. Make him
support you and pay the rent, food
bill and other incidentaIs around
the house.
B. B.-Have been a reader of
this paper for years and enjoy
your column fine. Now I am 45
years old and there are two men
in my life and / only love one of
them. Tell me which one to give
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clan about your problem and he
may have some ideas to offer on
the subject.
H. G.-I would be very happy
to know these two things. Is it the
right thing for me to continue with
this woman? Will this other bust
ness that / have do better?
Ans: You realize perfectly that
you do not care for the woman that
you are going with there IL
nothing TO gain by continuing TO
see her. The business that you
have on the side will not progress
very rapidly, but it will get some
what better this winter.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our kind
neighbors and friends for their
thoughtful sympathy, beautiful
floral offerings, cards of condol-
ence and the use of their cars dur
ing our recent bereavement in the
loss of our beloved husband and
father.
We also wish to thank Rev. C. F.
Stewart, Rev. Jace Clayburn, Rev.
G. L. Hayden, Rev. and Mrs. H.
w. Bolts and Mrs. Halle Batrum
for their kind words of comfort,
and Mrs. Alyce Stewart, Mrs,
Dorothy Sims, the St. Peters A.
M. E. choir and Miss Anne Pearl
Horris for the beautiful singing
and music.
Mrs. Francis PEBBLES and
Daughter, Marionne.
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up?
Ans: The man you love 4.
doesn't love you, so / am afraid
that you are in for a little disap-
pOintment. He only gives you one
evening with him every two weeks
stop going with him. In the
meantime, show more attention to
your new friend for he is quite
sincere.
S. A.-Please let me know if my
sister is ever going to settle down
and get married so that she can
help me with her baby or viii she
continue to live the life she lives
now?
Ans: She has no intention of
providing for the baby unless
someone like yourself make her do
it. Insist that she set aside a sum
of money each week to pay the
baby's board and buy clothing for
it. Just as long as you sit tight
and do not mention it to her /.
she will let you shoulder her whole
responsibility.
C. o. My first husband and
/ have been separated for several
years and we both have been mar
ried since. He is unhappy and so
am and we are thinking about
going back together. Do you ad-
wise it?
Ans: He still cares for you &.
and since you have this little girl
it might be better for all concerned.
However, don't think that life is
going to be one dream after an
other some Of the old trouble
will be bound to arise at times, but
since you are older, you won't take
it 80 seriously.
II. E. Why husband and /
love each other very much indeed
and for the past year we have
longed for a family. Will we ever
have any children?
Ans: Yes =. no doubt you will.
Both of you seem to be rushing
it bit. Talk to your family physi-
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tip to the wise is sufficient, if
you have a husband who is losing
interest. SIR NORMAN
Light has gone into the furni-
ture business these days. You
should see the lovely radio stand
he made. my, my, girls, what a.
manly Whoever snatches Norm.
of won't have to buy any furni-
ture because he just manufac-
lures it himself. ROBERT
LEWIS WILLIAMS, JR., Of Los
Angeles, Calf, who is studying
out at the Univ. of MINI. sorta
caught a case of hay fever and
spent this last week out at the
University Hospital. Robert said
that he almost felt like throwing
his books away after spending
such a delightful week at the hos
pital among the attentive nurses
and doctors. Especially the
nurses. Hail Have you ever
seen JIMMIE LEE, THEODORE
ALLEN, JIMMIE SLEMMONS
and CECIL E. NEWMAN when
they weren't busy and in a hurry
over some business matter?
Those four gentlemen would get
my vote any day for the busiest
men about town.
Well, l guess that's enough news
for this week but I'll be looking
your way again next week.
YOUR PAL,
SAL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-10-20
DONALD BRADY ELECTED
COUNCIL PRESIDENT

The Council of Negro Students
on the University campus elected
Donald Brady as president at
their first meeting. Mr.. Brady,
who is senior in the arts college,
is also active in fraternity and
campus affairs. Other Council
officers elected at this meeting
were Walter Robinson, vice presi-
dent; Pauline Alexander, secre-
tary; Harriette Lane, treasurer,
and Samuel A. Reed, public rela-
lions counsel.
Social activities began with a
get-acquainted party on the cam
pus Friday afternoon at which
the new officers were presented.
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Read Not Thy Neighbours Paper;
- Buy YOurs!!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-10-20
Hello folks:

Hello 1olkS:
Now that the frost is on the
pumpkins and the leaves are be-
ginning to fall, instead Of looking
on these evidences Of coming win
ter as the melancholy days, we
feel rejuvenated because we re-
alize that Halloween will soon be
here and all the other festive
days along with it. For quite a
while the Twin Cities have really
been dull as far as social activities
are concerned, but we are sure
with the chill winds a blowing
that they will wake up our social
groups and stir up some worth
while activities. Even though
things are kind of dull right now
Brother Stork never forgets to
cause some excitement. He's max
ing plans to visit what prominent
st. Paul couple sometime this win
ter and also what well-knoWn
South Minneapolis couple too? /.
LEAVING TOWN: DICK MANN,
LAWRENCE MITCHELL and
DONALD SESSION are all mo-
toring out to Pasadena, California
to live and try their fortunes.
Many a tear will be shed by some
of our femmes about town be-
cause of their departure. / hear
the boys have their car decorated
with the following sign, Cali
fornia here we come. HAVE
YOU HEARD: That a well-nown
st. Paul organization is planning
to bring MARVA TRoTTER
LOUIS (Joe's wife, here to model
in a style show that they are
planning on giving? Ut wasn't
told to me only heard. II it is
true, congrats and more power to
you for bringing some excite
ment to town. -.
WHEY FOOLS PHILANDER-
ING HUBBY: The st. Paul WHEY
in this case hasn't been married
long but of late has become quite
careless with her appearance, hair
style, etc., reason says she, is be-
cause hubby does not give her any
allowance whatsoever for her per-
sonal appearance. Wifey's girl
friend tells her of her husbands
unfaithfulness, so the two to-
gether Matched up a scheme that
has hubby back in line where he
belonged. Together they raked up
enough money, borrowing here
and there, to get our wiley a
smart fall outfit and a chubbie
jacket besides and had her hair
done in the latest style and face
made up to its best advantage and
since WHEY is a good-looker any
how, she was a sight to behold.
On Wednesday night, the usual
night of hubby's philandering, his
best pal (who happened to be
working with WHEY to get him on
the straight and narrow path
AGAIN. told him there was a sharp
chick in town from Chicago and
how about them making a two
some with hubby having as his
company the Chicago chick (who
in reality is his own wife, This
suited hubby fine and upon meet
ing her he fell hook, line and
sinker for this yelled Chi. chick
(his wife). After WHEY "the Chi.
chick" had gotten hubby too
daffy for words over her, she
slipped the veil Of her hat back
and hubby's mouth Topped open
and they say even right now he
still has his mouth open. He
begged wifey's pardon and prom
ised never to wander away again
and also admitted that he'd never
find so lovely and attractive a wife
anywhere else. This incident hap
pened a while ago and right to
date this girl is considered one Of
the best looking and best dressed
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Examination
Notice

Examination for judges and
clerks of election were announced
this week by City of st. Paul. APP
plications may be secured at Room
33 in the City Hall and must be
filed before p. m. on November
8.
Applicants were warned. to get
receipt card stamped with the
place of the examination when
they file. This card will admit
them to the examination.
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SAVE MONEY!

Get your tickets in advance for
the Winter Fashion Show and
Charity Ball with Mrs. Joe Louis,
Nov. 6. Advance tickets Csc
AdVt.
Evening star., 1939-06-14
LETTER-OUT

BY Fred Neher

called Tor the last column Print the letter
e word you have removed
Its
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out
Letter-Out
~ DAMPEN- NAMED Zone S desgnated).
(2) RACKETS-CASKET receptace).
% RAK1SH-SHARK "a large fish,.
(N) GERMANE-AfEAGER dts much
(T) PASTEL-LAPSE (you sp).
Evening star., 1939-06-14

When he discovered that there was
no one about but Peter Rabbit he
opened his shell in another place
and thrust his legs out.
"Why-e-e!" cried Peter, fairly
dancing with excitement. you've
got two doors to your house haven't
you?"
The eyes of Slow Poke twinkled.
He couldn't smile, you know, if he
wanted to. His lips are hard and
horny. something like the bill of a
bird.
"Of course I have" he replied.
Evening star., 1939-06-14
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Peter Rabbit knew all about
Spotty the Turtle who lives in the
Smiling Pool. Anyway he knew
great deal about him. He had all
ways been greatly interested in
Spotty. 1t seemed q very wonder
full thing to Peter that any one
should be able to carry his house
around with him and in time OF
danger be able simply to pull in his
head and legs and tail and so be
safe. He had seen Spotty do this
many times. He had seen Spotty
turned over on his back and he
knew that though spotty was 20
Evening star., 1939-06-14

zone door wouldn't do me any good.
I've got a front door and a back
door and when close them I am as
safe as any one can be. No one can
get one of those doors open"
Let me see you close them. Please,
Slow Poke, let me see you close
them!" cried Peter.
Good nat,fredly Slow Poke drew
in his head and his legs; then slowly
the front part of the lower shell
closed until the edge was close
against the upper part. The same
thing happened with the back part
Evening star., 1939-06-14

of the lower shell. Slow Poke was
once more wholly boxed in. Peter
saw how closely those two queer
doors fitted the upper shell. There
wasn't chance anywhere to get
so much as claw in to try to pull
them open.
The two funny little doors opened
and once more Slow Poke's head and
legs appeared. Well" said he,
what do you think Of them?"
"Oh!" cried Peter. IT think there
never was anything more wonderful.
It must be perfectly splendid to feel
Evening star., 1939-06-14
Trademark spplied Z
For {. s. Patent Once
-By Mormon Marsh
Bud Fisher

so absolutely safe all the time. It
is just as if Johnny Chuck could
carry his hole around with him, or
as if I could take with me bramble
tangle. Never In my life have I seen
anything like this. have always
envied your cousin Spotty, who lives
in the Smiling Pool, but I don't
any more. My, my, my, my! 1t
must be wonderful to always feel
perfectly safe"
As he said this Peter looked hastily
In every direction to make quite
sure that no danger was near.
Evening star., 1939-06-14

very well protected there was an
opening at the front and at the
rear. It was possible to make Spotty
uncomfortable. Small hands and
sharp claws could reach in.
Now as Peter stood looking down
at Slow Poke the Box Turtle, left
lying on his back by Reddy Fox,
Peter saw that there wasn't even
the smallest opening. In fact there
wasn't anything at all to show that
there was any one alive inside that
hard shell. At first Peter couldn't
even tell which WAS the front end.
Evening star., 1939-06-14
Peter sat down and stared very hard

Peter sat down and stared very hard
at Slow Poke. He was trying to puz-
zle out just how it was that Slow
Poke could get even more out Of
sight IN his house than his cousin
Spotty. Slow Poke didn't make the
least sign of life. He might have
been just q stone or a stick so far
as any movement was concerned
Peter waited and waited. His pa
tience was nearly at an end when at
last he saw the shell begin to open.
Very, very slowly 1t opened and
SLOW Poke pushed his head out.
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LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK |.

,rrs n S. Taylor was a seattl'
,,sItor last week.
Mary Jacobsen is spending q 1eV
..,s IN the coast on business.
Tne horticulture club will NEE
,ronday with Mrs. zada Durbin.
,Irc kenneth Livermore Is
.rsnding the week with friends al
Lind. .s So.
v.rima where she visited with her
son Francis. :. -.
Ms L. c. Robinson OF White
pinffs was a Kennewick shopper
wednesday,.
Ms Carl Phillips Of Yakima Wis
tad With her sister Mrs. A. T. Be-
lair Monday.
T1,e Rainbow girls will hold their
,.o,,lar meeting at the hall Mon
day evening.
uovard and Mrs. Day of Coulee
CITY are spending a couple OF days
Al the parental home.
A Auve Of Yakima has moved
an the Hamilton place in Section
where he will farm.
The first division Of the M. E.
aid viii meet at the home of Mrs.
= " sherk Wednesday, April IL.
Mrs J. E. Leander and daughters,
pauline and Phyllis of White Bluffs
we're Kennewick shoppers Wednes-
day.
Little Don Beste and Roger Felt
on were hosts to an Easter party at |
the FELTON, home Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. F. A. English of White Bluffs
brought Mrs. Beth Beyers to a !
Kennewick doctor for treatment on
Monday.
Miss Mary Womack of Yakima is
spending her spring vacation visit
ins at the home of her sister, Mrs.
P. O. Stone.
Cora Thurston is spending her
vacation visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Melvin Moore in
Benton City.
The primary department of the ,
N. E. Sunday school will have a
practice at the church Friday aft
ernoon at 2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson and q
three daughters of McMinneville, e
Oregon were Kennewick visitors the
Inst Of the week.
Mrs. E. A. Terrell entertained II,
Yrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. George S
sokkan and Mrs. E. Berg with a y
luncheon Tuesday. :
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Il Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Learne,
and infant daughter arrived Tues
DAY from California. Mr.. Learne,
VIII have charge of the bookkeepin,
interests OF the Kennewick Can.
ming company. Mrs. Learned Is ,
grand daughter of Mrs. M. o. Kilt.
ten.
Miss Helen Rogers of Pullman
visited the first Of the week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Edgar Gil.
bert. She accompanied her broth
er, Victor, to Portland TUESDAY,
where they will spend the remaind-
er OF the week visiting at the home
OF their mother. Miss Hazel Bur-
dette accompanied them as far as
Portland.
The regular meeting of the PIT
"A. Will be held next THURSDAY.
March Is in the schol auditorium.
An election Of officers for the COM
ing year will be the main order of
business. "A committee meeting for
the carnival arrangements win be
held at the home of Mrs. n. T..
Copeland on Tuesday, April II.
The I. N. Mueller home was the
scene Of a large gathering of rela-
tives numbering twenty wednes-
day evening for a buffet dinner. The
occasion was given in honor of the
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mueller, Of Dies. Moines, Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Smull of Pasco: the
Q. @. Williams, Anon Mueller and
A. c. Anon families were guests.
Sergeant Samuel e. Mccormick.
DSM,RS, in charge of the United
States Army Recruiting Station in !,
Walla Walla will be at the post of.
lice in Pasco on April IL, from 10
70 IL am. and from 2 to 4 pm. for
he purpose Of interviewing appli-
,ants for the army as well as ap-
for the regular army re-
serve.
Sidney Attenborough arrived on
Wednesday evening from Cheney,
where he is attending school, to
pend the Easter vacation at the
lome Of his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Ienry Attenborough.
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The Finley ladies' aid will NEE
at the home of Mrs. John Calvi,
on Wednesday, April IL.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Galligal
and son spent the weekend visit
| ing relatives in Caldwell, Idaho.
| Mrs. Leslie Smith and Mrs. Dar
Beegle spent several days in Walls
Walla visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Kirby accom-.
panied Mrs. E. M. Remlinger OF
White Bluffs to shop at Kennewick
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Normile ac-
companied Clarence Yedica to Spo-
kane Tuesday. Mr.. Nornile plans
to attend the teachers institute
there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carney and
daughter of Seattle were Kenne-
wick business visitors Monday. Mr..
Carney is with the K. A. Moores
company in Seattle.
Postmaster F.. II. Lincoln states
that the first three months this
year was the best and largest of
any such period in the history of
the local post office.
Mrs. H. Gahegan and daughter.
Mona and son, Lee, are spending q
few days this week visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Gahegan,s sister, Mrs.
G. E. Ferrel before returning to
their home in Seattle.
Kilkare club met at the home of
Mrs. A. T. Belair this afternoon.
Mrs. E. H. Behrman won high hon
ors with Mrs. Belair, second and
Mrs. Wallace Bateman high guest
prize. Other guests were Mrs. How
ard Beste and Mrs. Charles Bate.
man.
A letter from H. j. Capell who Is
n New York to take post graduate
work, states that he visited the
Empire State building and that its
ESQ height "feels like in an air
'lane." He says he has seen To-
'acco Road and Hellsapoppin, the
irst good, the latter musicomedy.
scream. He went to Washington
nd saw the house in action. He
avs the congressional library is a
Ight at night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie johnson an,
two children Of wenatchee wer
weekend visitors at the home O
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A Nc
Camish. 49,
Gene Spaulding was q Kenne.
wick visitor the first of the week
Mrs. spaulding returned with him
TO Seattle to look for location 70,
a home.
Everett Aman Of the Associated
OIL Company showed some football
and track pictures to the hiet,
school student body Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Holcomb of
Yakima were Sunday guests at the
Q. L. Holcomb home. Miss June
Holcomb of Yakima also visited with
her parents Monday.
Pro-America will meet Monday
evening, April 10 at 8 o'clock in the
M. E. church parlors. M. M. Moul-
ton will talk on the state lepisla-
ture at this meeting.
The book club met at the home
OF Mrs. Ralph Matthews Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. H. A. Linn Civ
ing a review Of the book, 'The
Horse and Buggy Doctor"
J. w. Graves, former resident of
kenneWick, who has been living for
the past year or so at Stevenson.
has returned and is moving into
the Peterson house on Avenue D.
The Business and Professional
Woman's club will hold their reg
ular meeting in the Telephone BLDG. |
Monday evening at 7::3O. Each mem |
Der is urged to be prompt at this
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Preston and
family Of California and the r. II
Smalley family drove to Pullman
Friday and brought Wayne Smalley
pack with them for his spring va |,
cation here.
The school board of the Nazarene
;nurch Sunday voted the Rev. and
Ars. Charles Croft a trip to Spokane /
lext week to attend q two-day in
titute in leadership training. Little 4
suth Croft will stay with relatives :
t Garfield, Idaho while her par .
nts are in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hudson
re theproud parents of a son born
ast Thursday. Both mother and
On are getting along nicely and the
oungster has been named Duayne
ugene.
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Q. H. Yedica went to Spokane to-
day on business.

9. H. Yedica went to Spokane to
day on business.
The young drill team of the Ken
newick Valley grange put on tn
third and fourth degrees at Bur
bank Saturday evening. !.
! Mrs. A. T. Belair entertained will
five tables Of bridge Monday eve
ming. The ladies receiving prize
for the evening were Mrs. Elme
Olson high and Mrs. Harold Whit.
temore. second. Harold Whittemor.
received high and Wilmot Gravens.
lund, second for men.
Lester Liebel competed In thu
district F. F. A. contest which wa.
held in Prosser Friday for contest
ants from Yakima, Benton and part
OF kittitaS counties. Those attend
ing the contest meeting included
Victor Rogers. advisor; George Rey-
more. Carl Whitney, Asa HAYS and
David Johns.
MRS. Ottar Brue attended a meet
ing OF her bridge club in Walla wal
IA Thursday and spent the weekend
there. Mr.. Brue drove over Sum
DAY and enjoyed a dinner cele.
prating his birthday. Sunday eve
ming Mrs. Rrue's bridge club enter
tanned with a weiner roast at which
time eighteen guests were present.
The American Legion men and
ladies are completing the
redecorating of the new hall this
week. The men have been kalso-
mining and painting and the wo-
men are furnishing the kitchen.
The men are planning the first
social gathering at which time they
will entertain the ladies and serve
refreshments Thursday evening.
The Christian ladies aid met at
he home of Mrs. Harold O'Hair at
finley Wednesday afternoon. A
program and business |
Meeting and the remainder Of the |
'fternoon was spent working ON q
uilt for the Christian home in
Valla Walla. There were eighteen
aides present. At the conclusion
+ the meeting dainty refreshments
'ere served by the hostess. ],