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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04

the Labor Day vacation with Mrs:
Bockstruck's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank VOlland.
Charles and Nadine Smeltzer
visited home folks the past week
end.
Guests at the Rolfe Tuve home
last week We're his sister, Mrs.
Aida White and her son, Andy,
from Los Angeles.
The America Legion Auxiliary
will meet Thursday, Sept. 4th at
the Legion Hall. Reports on the
convention will be given. There
will be refreshments.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-09-04
that's a fine home
you're building"

TES, ! think I'm gong to
like It.
! misb I lad q bone Of nj
0Wn. - - 1s-E--.
Well, Why not?
NY wie has The idea that IL
Wo.ild be q great svOrry it any.
thing happened to me.
Nothing to it, my boy. The
arrangements I've made with
the. SUN LIFE OF CANADA
will clear the mortgage in the
event of my untimely death.
!. neper tbongbt of that. IVbat
aboM the cost? Is. =
Insignificant! In fact, it adds
very little to the carrying
charge of the mortgage.
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AUXILIARY MEETS
Kennewick Highland Grange
Auxiliary meets with Mrs. Earl
Reymore on September 9 at ZOO
O'Clock.
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cIcRLE NO. 2 ----s...
Circle No. 2 of W.S.C.S. will
meet September 10 at 2:30 in the
home of Mrs. Herbert Misner.
Evening star., 1947-09-30
FARM end GARDEN

STRAWBERRY PLANTS, all varieties 81
per hapdred. JOHN BgRDoFT. Coles
sok g!s B Nd ashton r. as4s 2 = Silver Spring Nd
Tractors. and everything for the farm
trucks, tIailers; must be sold in 80 days
asG "a sox aleG avAAs1E afi1 oe
ior demonstTs ton scHLBeM Z eoLDEN m BEN
SsFsS s WAEks k9ms .erTsdss Rsa
rock gardens, fishponds, retaining walls.
F. MARCUCCIo, Route 4, Horners lane,
GOOD BANK RUN. n sravei iIHe and einders inai for
roads. streets and driveways: delivered and
spread by trucks. Phone WA. 32l7. 8.
JUST ARRIvED-:Redman q Roth Garden
ldR kPt tractors ssI xh sH pGEs 'pf
EShssR EoIs. ". .NG me- TFasT Hs csnsfr f 9Th st and
truck. oV. 1925 30 ~
MANURE, well rotted, $3.50 per Is bu.
s. per 10 bu., delivered. Top soil. WA.
HOWARD COUNTY chicken or turkey
farm; bldgs. now for 1000 layers or 5000
Der vs. eaDsOe ne modern home and
bank barn with silo. Also excel grazing
land with 2 good streams on property.
vhs MoDERN E E0Tsz FY + eo 5
Ga. ave, SH. 1141: ewes, 5H. 1884. 80
JUST ARRIVED FROM HOLLAND--Huge
shipment Of excellent bulbs; large selection
rarest and newest. strictly top grade,
tulips, hyacinths. dsffodils, narcissi. crocus
snowd1 ops, Madonna lilies and q wealth OF
others. We want many new customers
come out and visit US; make your own
selection. Ask for price list and well
put you on our current mailing list
BEHNKE NURSERIES, Wash. BALTIC blvd
Beltsville Md. Phone Tower 1884. --5
BEHNKE'S FAMOUS PANSY seedlings
S225 per 100; African violets, 81 and
81 % each; hardy phlox in bloom. 55c ea
See Sunday ad, this column. Phone orders
solicited; free delivery or S4 so orders and
Up. Wash and vic, no mail orders.
BEHNKE NURSERIES,. Wash BALTIC blvd.
Beltsville, Md. Tower 1884, -5
TOP SOIL. ill dirt, sand, blue stone.
cinders and road gravel: for sale by the
load. SH. BIO, FIR. 557S. -12
Evening star., 1947-09-30

1917 BARRETT CRUISER, demonstrator,
with all extras. S3.750 AMERICAN BOAT
CO 18th and Water sts. Sc. TIE, s205
GAk wooD ei0 1s-ft utility boat. s2-h.p.
beautiful Utility boat; $2.4as. deiivered: Mes:
ssFE s:'S5 eo 257 fs Nj FvBs B'ns
WE SERVICE all makes of outboard mo-
En' S9rs' -on prlce IS reasonable S. E. SALES
sillNE suPpLils, tia Ii Sc paints. rope. nr. .x.
tinsuishers. outboard rotors, scripps ma.
2; z + zSS sos Ehas s s'it it
FISHING PARTiEs. day or nisht; chesa-
psa5s ga oae Bay Gs Esh'ssn to sS p soss cAFf
THoNY KING. WA. 41sa. "'' AS en-
CuSTOM-BUILT pleasure and work boats
nSsd 4G,tt: xo,ksoat for sale At 4 NiEMAN
BROS; BoATYARD Shady Side, Nd Phone
Ssso ,ai: fs4 SsaPsol so hull @;ss4
perfect, ready to race; extra parts, can
vas cover, trailer, all goes: winner of lG
races eu this 5ssy year. J, PALMER. MA. 1874
BOAT FLAGS LErrEREp. fel, emblems
made to order. A. KUBISCH, a39 New
RENT AZ 1857 CABIN CRUISER New
hour. day or week special weekday rates
S2:15 per hr. and up. For reservations
ca. Steelcrait dock. Maine ave. and NJ ST
| s.w. Call EX. S97S. q
BOAT-16-ft. inboard speed boat hull
MoTOR-SAILER. 36-ft. hull built 1898
mshog. and teak. sleeps 4, new powel
plant Dec '46. new tanks. ship o-shcre
RDF rerigged, new sails, spare wheel anc
signal flags, flares, life jackets, china, com.
plete in, all respects; ready for Florida
WI 1855. 8 to 10 am daily .
Evening star., 1947-09-30

ADDING NACHTNEs. typeVritefs, calcula.
tors. BOUGHT and sold and rented. RI. l177
UNITED TYPHWRrTKR CO.. SIS l4th st
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
lators, once equip, all kinds; top price
paid. d. 1879; ewes. Sun. CO. 1928.
ANTIQUES. snvervare; In any eopdttien
SaIR. fHs HOUSE q drfs isssS S . x s"Ss. ~.
tat 18th and q sts) NE 0079
MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-brac, china.
ghesware, rugs, silverwaIe,,, PAINTINGS;
BEDROOM. dining room or contents OF
homes; will pay cash or sell on commits
sion; We do moving. storage. ia. 2937, l.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces. rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once: will pay highest possible prices. No
matter what you have to sell. please call
CAMERAS and eouip.-Get our free sp-
praisal before you sen: soMMER's CAM
ERA EXCHANGE, 1410 New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS = German camera and lenses
and , seuipmsn. ganted soMMER 9
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-30
ROOMS FUehSHEp-s&srshsoss

I716 LANG PL. NE.--Nics double room.
S. 50 double; At, 66sf "a
1910 AMEs ST sE oo of Mnnssos4
ssa e!aH'P?ais''ssTT ISth 81 SEE,on, room twin
SfrRacrSE 9sf RAJ fHE @sn gomtoTe0s Ts s'" Single room
j jewish gentleman preferred MI 2s54.
wANTED-Tvo Chinese or Korean girls
issss az Sad IauHdFy Nsv Cal d. 1872 .
furn, dble.. front nm; for empi women'
VIC. n H. AVE and Kennedy st ne
per- Dsf'n mo ouhns ianndry Gopn Dho2s prvs R4 b%i
saa MD. AVE. NE.-Double or single, End
floor, private home. cony tranSp.' newly
s sss scsI, n,koT, t65n AVE yk. SSgISLwarm nis.l,
sandls a5nf9'1 Sr1s..s T. s25 mo .sss f02So5
ADJOINING d study privileges; twin beds; near
G y; sui,s.,s f., ms9 nSR STUDENTS fr,o,;BI. 81.
ms lss' efsan' r. cAH9sH nsss y BAN an sif5o. cal
Ii5o II 'E"S ST. N.E.-slnsl. room, for sentl.-
man, two windows windows large closet oS0.r' 3o.
RTRS. RGRs ft KIM Z! FOR COUPLE With kitchen
Ston a, door cali GE. 9l33 80
3fis EADs ST. N.E.-Furn. room; Two
ladies; home privileges: one block to n. Y.
aye-H 81 carline. $50
e23s 18th ST N,E.-Girl: single bedrmi
nesr carfine MI 1868 i
CoZY, WARM DBLE. sleeping rm, newly
iStnf isa c HtA1 st. ne. e Ii. TT el5 l5a.~ ~
CoLoRkD-io5 ST. SE..T.o ieousi.
one block from cariine and bus refer
erce reasonable 40
COLoRED-ONE LGE. ROOM. suitable for
girls or couple; ne. section. Call LU.
o243 80
Evening star., 1947-09-30

SUSlNkSS OPPORTUNITIES tCent)
lA,,ENDHY, LAY .sii.. ..eryies: IDEAL foF man and
ers. 16S5osF oss:i Ss.'ioB Bo. sSts g.
cofEo5RhEp BOOMING ROUSE with siso
0S eondtis1 Of b19ins exsellsst
ssGm. osf sem' AcME esa Rsih Really RS's CO.. Ss
fASTS5Sa WANTED for for soS 80: interest in
ssG1rnoK. Ell asSS ssi5 stvD. real CROWN, sa.l 8.
M :saipnsns dMe s0s; sruef sD. .sene1 s'f PrieeS
$4,000. roT further IN iPf0rmasion' osaa eaIl
WHoikszLE Wiz Il a EATaziEa MAfEeok6EE 4 BUSINESS,
established 10 years: can be handed from
ysrttssd brands OF drugs, sundries and no
tions, plus valuable franchise; present @
sinsss 20.
Tor stock and sacrifice $4,000 good viii
solicited in washinEton, afordinr unlim-
issa osh.s gM M SGRssst s1I0s' Ss v.2 for
II TAkEs u. 900 and 'O only If little I'M mag
nation and inquiry TO see the excellent
Sou sss} IN shs D5 eosen 18Th stee
property which has comfortable capacity
Of 22 beds and several baths: a location
.coo. ana other setiTt.s shst PToyds
. constant demand for rooms. This is as
attractive . proposition as you'll fnd in
oysiy. r. p: RIPLEY, Resltor. sH. 1888
!sun: and ewes, DU. 1900. Ext. 404,
faNTkRs. this is . good shop. psyins
{SssS% "a KS .aS4 ssslP1ro1 srsw,o ST. ,sS,
baths. oil heat income quoted $3.50
mo. plus 3 rooms and pvt. bath for
:sI. EAMPToa REALTY sS5o eo'' TX. * ss5s' ssi
sNsi, sniiprR.6ssfoSER III; 5ss4 long est comni.,.
T2tT1H Ass sadppsa @ pr
stteG GDsrasGn'' pm. M nuss aoss sa'F'' OWNER
prise Excellent future. Call AID. 1897.
sowIfNG ALLEYs-2o modern. sir-con-
dttioned alleys, fully equipped and operat-
stsntisi cash required; GOOD terms can be
arransed Can be seen by appointment
sRIrsERyfof s1RL R4t iofX EAgsbRr stsE Isan
asos ssnP1ed
fssa fS5rMSST M sfxni6a SE .5S restaurant $50
Il. frontas. on Route No j. is mi. south
of Alexandria, Va. Gross income, $4,000
:s down tS. rPsng1 1.
eru. Inquire at same. i
GOLD MINE. corner grocery: 1907 loea-
tion; doing ST 100 week: long lease; S75
rent sickness; lock. stock and barrel;
$4,000; terms RIA. 5614 So
compact corner location: doing over 500
wkly:: low rent; no apt. $4,000 will
handle Exclusive. SAM cHANTKERo &
bREcHH Nail ADVERTISING bushes,
for sale-Included in sale are stock.
fixtures. many active accounts and strong
lease. This is . going concern with q
JUDSON REAMY. 1872 No. irving St.
Arlington. Va. cH. 0s0O. Open until
sEkVtcE STATION BUSINESS, in Arlinr-
Clarendon G don and 4" Rossiyn: SG Excel excel. fixtures fxtures
and equipment plus entire stock. For
further details. call JUDSON REAMY.
1922 No. Irving st, Arlington, Va. CHI
0S00 Open until 9 pm. -3
SPACE FOR RENT-Watchmaker: fine
opportunity for ambitious man; must be
experienced excellent location. Apply
iii ehEckRooM fs ON eeoSNcEss1oN, busy Conn.
UPTOWN COCKTAIL LOUNGE. s43S
Conn; ave n:w:, EN-, 0941. "a
ROOMrNG HOUSE, furn.; rms. and apts.:
ne. sec, better class colored; 12 rms
with porches, tiled baths, coal heat: semi
det.; live in part, rent part. Income will
make payments. Box 66-J, Star. e
Evening star., 1947-09-30
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ELPAW KENNELS, reg; the home for your
dog new; modern. mode RADIANT heat: warm warm
Va. Duke st extended, adjoining ON depot
FEsHTFTT KENso soGkEss rs sspaNEiIso IE itso week.
old; Axe. registered from champion blood
lines, 3 fne. specimens; black as a crow:
2 males: l female; $40 and S45; must b
eli sEkNaNE r. szfPHERD safG; PUPPIES. strong.
healthy; females mo papers,: see both
esossRi. Yrs osls sssuttul Axe rssls5.5sa
GERMaN isttsFs fPih kS'kDs pup
pies sired by Asgards. Champion Laehen
SRs oFsfaa Rhans Dsievs.A ASoSER khSH.Ls
BOXER PUPS, superior quality, beautifully
marked; sired sdd1 By Renown' champion, Axe a6
cocKER sPxNIEL PUPPIES, thoropsh-
bred. reg. Axe. DI. 9567. 75o 3rd st.
BOSTON SCREW TAILS. male and female,
8 mos. to yrs; pedigreed. RE. 94oa
COCKER sPANIELs. black. male. mos,
sTsEen 5Ss cofsson Sss ds, eRsvy e; cSsse, eSss
"a aREAT II DaNE tatt resis,ered 2year-old male
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boardins, bath.
ing and grooming: cocker spaniel puppies.
SoGs And s0sass SATs bosrd. week To- ends s1s
longer; air-eonditioned kennels. pickup
SeTyes Tn ys5sTnsry
SKUNK. deodorized. unusual pet. NINA
TURE TROPICAL AQUARIUM. 39os 18th
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES. Axe reg.
9 months old, exceptionally fine, one male,
2 females. Ashton 22S1 Il
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, brindle, Axe
reg. Phone Warfield 3l42. 3
CHAMPION ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES,
Beau Essig Don puppies, out Of q Citation
bitch; wks; Of age; Price; $50: TIE. 20S3.
large fenced-in yard give good home and
kind treatment to 2 lovely, affectionate fe-
male dogs playful, love children. good
watch dogs; eat anything. CO 7019. q
COCKER SPANIEL. male, black, 10 months,
cha .npion stock. $50. Call Woodley 0627
CoCKER sPANIEI PTPPIEs. Axe reg
.stered. very best bloodline. all colors. all
ages, champion cocker at stud We deliver
Call Rockville 2644. Prices reasonable.
COOKERS. all ages and eoiors, both sexes;
property sold; moving far away; no reas
runs &6SS Lacy HI 3624 -6
Evening star., 1947-09-30
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

IS TONS PRIMED NO. i TIMOTHY and
clover hay, baled; $40 ton, fob. barrack,
RtsfrTtpIhp mllsf 1tGTth qf sII Rsps PL osd1
Is NO. Phone Daleview S43-J-3
PONY, wagon, harness, saddle and bride:
very gentle HI 53S1
FOR sALE-Resistered 3-gaited. lady's
saadls MsdhoW Mars spyE yFs ed hands $3.50
Senator WAYNE L. Morse SH. 9611. -5
Evening star., 1947-09-30
ROOMS rURkIsHEn-s.E. sad s.w.

bsds pyt, entr, on carline, kit. privils,
with another; 81 so per wk. Ii 24es Il
NICELY FURS. single rm. with lavstoYy,
next bath best tranSp; no drinking or
smokinF Phone Ii $40 80
MASTER BEDROOM. well furnished, in
large modern home; near Fairfax Village,
Sc phone. shower. home surroundings;
acre lawn, / or gentlemen; good
habits Call VI 353e "a
TWIN-BED ROOM, next to bath; breakfast,
telephone laundry privileges: 2 girls OF
couple. SOB ea AT 1000. TO 4 pm a
LARGE Front BEDROOM, twin beds; for
employed men, Cal Pr $3.50. =
Lovely. sunny, front rnl,, windows,
GENTLE family Call AT. 07s2
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1947-09-30

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K ST. NV,
supplies.
EGGS-can supply strictly fresh, .hennery
eggs by doz. or case J. N. DOBSON.
Branchville, Md TO 5914 =
Evening star., 1947-09-30
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,
POULTRY and Eecs

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; get order
IN early FOR prompt delivery. CATLIN
LUMBER CO., GIL 1888 Ia
Evening star., 1947-09-30
AVIATION.
BOATS,

INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYp
FIELD. Clinton. Maryland, Spruce 0SS,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FIVE CUSToM-BUnT SHOWCASES
womens' apparel or children's shop.
call Rockville 3474. e
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King Responsible
For His Subjects

NEW WILMINGTON. Pa. =
(AP).--wallace Abel Uniontown,
Pa, war veteran 1ow studying
journalism at Westminster Col
lege, has renewed pre-war cor
respondence with a British pen
pal"-thapks to the help of King
George vi Of England,
Some years ago Abel secured
the name of Kenneth Kirby, Of
Stretford, Manchester. England,
from the "pen pap' section of a
comic book, but they lost track
of each other during the war.
Following his discharge from
service, Abel attempted to renew
the correspondence, but all hi:
letters were returned. Finally he
wrote directly to King George
and within a few weeks received
Kirby's serial number with in,
structions to use it as an address
Abel and Kirby are again ex
changing letters.
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FACTS and FIGURES

This is. the, seooad instal1ment,
Of an essay o nAow legislative
bills. become laws binding upon
al.
When a bill is, passed by the
House Of Representatives. on Sec
ond reading (bills must he read
to the Legislature. thrive times on
separate days, unless two-thirds
Of the members vote To- dispense
with this rule). il q. Immediately
referred to the Ensrossins Conn
mittee. If the bill has been
amended on second reading, it
shall be carefully er1srossed by
being typewriter, without era
sure or interlineatibn, on strong
white pepper, the same to4he done
under direction Of the Bnsrossing
Committee. Where no enlend.
ments have been adopted TO a bill,
the Engrossing Committee shall
carefully examine il, and IL it
shall be found that the bill is
fairly typewriter without ciefi-
/ cal error. substantial erasurej or
interlineation, the bill may be're-
turned without being rewritten, to
the House for third and final
reading and passage. or rejertibn.
When a bill or resolution shall
have passed. the third reading in
the House; it isas sent .over to the
Senate for its concurrence. Rule
SIS is as follows: ~. -;
When a bill or resolution shall
have passed, its third readingt it
shall be certified by the Clerk
endorsing thereon the day of its
passage, and be transmitted to
the Senate, accompanied by a
| message stating the title to the
bill or resolution, and asking the
concurrence of that body"
The procedure in the Senate is
somewhat similar to: that of the
House. If the Senate approves the
bill passed by the House. the bill
takes the course provided in the
| following joint rules of the House
and Senate:
After a bill or joint resolution
shall have passed both houses il
shall be duly enrolled as provided
by Chapter 7346, Acts of 1917, by
the Enrolling Clerk of the House
of Representatives or Enrolling
Secretary of the Senate, as the
bill may have originated in the
one or the other house, before il
shall be presented to the Governor
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of the State or filed with the
Secretary Of State."
When 4 bill or joint resolution
lis enrolled II shall be examined
by the Standing Committee of
the Senate and the House Of Rep
resAntatives on Enrolled Bills, act
ing conformity, who shall care
fully compare the enrolment
with the engrossed bill or joint
resolution as passed by the two
houses, and correcting any errors
that may be discovered in the
enrolled bill or joint resolution,
make their report forthwith to
their respective houses"
After examination and report,
each bill and joint resolution shall
|, be submitted to the introducer
for his inspection and thereafter
shall be signed in the respective
houses, first by the Speaker OF
the House of Representatives. and
. the Clerk thereof, then by the
President Of the Senate and the
Secretary thereof"
After bill shall have been
thus signed in each house.; it shall
be presented by the said com
mittee to the Governor of the
State for his approval, it being
first endorsed on the back there
of, certifying in which house the
same originated, which endorse
ment shall be signed by the Sec
Eretary or Clerk as the case may
be, of the House in which it did
originate. entered on the journal
of each house. The same com.
mittee shall report the day Of
presentation to the Governor
which shall also be carefully en-.
tered. on the Journal of each
house."
If the Senate amends the bill
passed by the House, it must be
!returned to the House for the
concurrence in the Senate!
amendment. When the House anG
Senate are at loggerheads anc
have difficulty in agreeing on ar
amendment, a Conference Com.
| mittee, composed of selected
members of both Senate ane
House, is named to try to work
out a compromise agreement.
4 After a bill shall have beer
passed by the House and Senate
and transmitted to the Governor
he may I) approve it, (2) vet'
lit, ~ let it become law by fail
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CHAPTER Is

Chapter l6
MO sound came from the mo-
~ tionless figure Of Amos Lara
bee. He lay fiat on his back. his
head turned away from jeff. his
withered old arm outstretched to-
ward a cleaning object. AS Jeffs
eyes adjusted to the gloomy IN
. terror he saw that. the metallic
CLINT was the hard outline OF q
revolver. An anguished groan
escaped him.
Whitley Evans pushed past him
and STOPPING. felt Larabee''s cold
wrist. His fingers came away
quickly.
"TheY old fellow has been dead
for some time. Jeff-at least tWen-
ty.four hours. I'd say"
He leaned toward the revolver
as though to pick it up.
"Don't touch it'll" jeff warned
Evans eyes were startled. "Hey,
you don't think"
II don't think Amos sLarabee
killed himself. Whitley, even
though everything seems to point
jeff stepped. over the recum-
bent form and stared at the small
neat wound in the old prospector's
temple. ~,
"Poor old codger. he probably
died because of me and I'll bet
they never told him why. ] wish
he'd known-it might have given
him some satisfaction"
Amusement flooded Evans face.
81 don't get it," .,r
In q few terse sentences Jefl
SIX .ched the details of his own
predicament and the fact that old
Larabee had been the only living
witness to the purchase of the
frskine property When he fin
ished. Evans whistled softly
''Then you think this was MUIR
der?"
"Yes. and I want the gun ex.
amined for finger prints"
Murder is pretty extreme
measure" Evans looked uncer-
tain.
'These men are extreme. and
doubt very much If this is the
first killing that can be chalked
up to them"
Evans sto d ur. hands on hips
his lean young. face was twisted
into a grimace of bewilderment
he seemed almost embarrassed.
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;na is return il, within u djys
during the session and Within ~
DAYS after the final adjouinmens'
Of the Legislature, 70 the fprel \ I!
Of the Legislature House 81 sen
ate). in which the bill originated
The Legislature, il still n -
sion, may pass the yetod. bill by
a two-thirds vote of members
present, in which case it shall
become law. II the Legislature
has finally adjourned whep the
Governor returns q bill Win 1is
objections (vetoes itD, the nexs
session. of the Legislature may
pass it by two-thirds OF the votes
present, in which case Il shall be-
come law.
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~ 1G,a9s Rstssssi.s,
- Csur1Den Doekery

no.y the gnarled old fingers were
lstilled forever
He went outside and fed and
watered the burro.
What will become OF this little
fellow" he said, pulling the long
tasseled ears gently.
We'll take him down the road,
an Indian family will keep him
until the law decides what to do
with Larabee's property. Wonder
lif the old codger had any rela-
tives we ought to notify?"
81 doubt it. "~JeH replied. che was
Just about as alone as any man
can be in this world and still be
happy"
With the onset of evening and
| the resultant drop in temperature
Yuma came to life. The streets
| were thronged with strolling men.
/ women and children who emerged
from the protective shade of their
homes Just as the desert creatures
crept from their sheltering rocks
and bushes as the sands cooled.
They walked aimlessly along the
overhung sidewalks. peering in
shop windows. standing fascinated
before minerals displayed under
the revealing glow of an ultra
violet lamp. or turning in to eye
the dubious wonders;of a blatant
| ly advertised side-show.
| Jeff had no appetite for supDer
Restlessly he Joined the milling
1 ehuff1ino crowd in their rIirnose.
less promenade. His mind was IN
a turmoil.
He felt weighted with grief for
his old friend. Amos Larabee. and
tormented by a naaging thought
that he was indirectly responsible.
Vying with his self-rondemna-
ton was a suspicion that set his
mind to reeling-a thought that
he found imnossible to credit. yet
one that could not be denied.
Coulter had not known that
Larabee had witnessed the pur-
chase of Irskine's land-not until
someone had made point of
telling him Only jeff had known.
jeff and the three people he had
trustingly repeated it to Linda
and her father and Mr.. Gentry.
With the ardvs eliminated. for
their sincerity and integrity could
not be doubted. only Claude Gen.
try was left
There could be no other an
swer. JEFF found it a hard fact 70
swallow.
| Ito be continueI)