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DON'T MISS SPITE WIFE Tlie Bee iinil Ki'piililiwui now seriiil liy Ann KOTOS I cr. THE BEE ADVICI TO KCIIIU The Hee-ltepnbtlcM publUbet felly Votir Unity And Mine wfcfcfc will be of great help to in Mft of VOL. PKK8NO, OAI-, I IIKUKMHKK B. HECTIOM- -KO. I SACK DEATH 01 Tin Cans From The Skies Three Others To Be Asked For Details In Apparent Baby Murder A Fresno Rirl known to the police 03 a delinquent wns sought hy -ounty officers for questioning today In the investigation of the body of a well-developed child apparently killed by a criminal operation and found in a burlap vack in Dry Creek near Tehama and Divisadero streets Saturday.

Investigating officers would not reveal her name or definitely say they expected to take her into custody. The girl is to be questioned on information obtained in a can- vasa of: local hospitals it was learned. Umlersherifl C. A. Tarr, who is conducting the investigation, paid he seeks three other persons for questioning.

Dr. O. H. SclaronI, the autopsy physician, who pronounced body that of a boy two or thre month's from natural birth, said be believes the operation was performed by some on with medical training, but that the work was too crude to be that of a physician. The sack was discovered pro truding from sand in the bottom of the ditch by an employe of Thompson Brothers.

Investigating officers are withholding the man's name at his request and because he had nothing to do with the case other thnn to discover the body. Coroner J. H. Kennedy is to con- 'duct an inquest late tomorrow, be announced to-day. No connection with the so-called Madera County murder 'farm investigation is seen by Sheriff George J.

Overholt, who conferred i Sheriff W. C. Rhodes at Ma- dcra County Saturday and yesterday. The well-developed body was cramped in the sack and bore no marks of mutilation, Kennedy said. It bore a well-developed growth of dark, curly hair.

PAROTEPtlOF Freedom Is Denied Men Who Have Served Seven And Twelve Years Cristobal Jacqucx. who, with 1JX Jaquez and Carlos Saenz, ibbcd and beat T. Shibata. vcg- ible pediHer, a In 'Coal- jnjra in Da.vid H. who shot and killed an unidentified tramp near Recdley seven years must continue to pay tho penalty for their crimop.

and James -were among the thirteen murderers in San Quentin were told that the state board of prison directors had rejected their applications for parole. The slayers filed their picas two months ago. Due to crowded parole lists decision on their cases lias just been The murder of Shibata took place in Coalinga December 6th. Cristobal 'and Felix Jacquez. brothers, and Saenz, laid in wait outside Shibata's garaprc.

and when the latter came outside, they beat and stabbed him to death with a heavy file. After a long search they were captured, and Cristobal Jacquez pleaded guilty. He was sent to prison in 11)30. James' victim was ne.ver identified. The slaying followed a quar- James pleaded self defense, but a superior court jury found Jiim guilty of second degree murder.

Coalinga Woman Goes To Trial In Burglary Case Accused of rccm'ing stolen prop-j Mrs. Walker of Nialinga to-day went on trial before a superior court jury, with by Earl F. Robinson, dircclor ofjSupcrior Judge C. E. Beaumont the bureau nf public a a i i of i pi residing.

Fresno County Chamber of Com-i It is charged a Mrs. Walker jncrcc. In connection with the bureau's effort to have the peak of the annual rush about. December Chamber Cites Advantages Of Early Shopping Advantages nf shopping early for Christmas gifts were listed to-day Tin cans came from the sky yesterday in a roundabout way to assist The Fresno Bee and Republican Tin Can Pile. Here are some of the cans of food received in payment for airplane rides.

Jack Schneider (left) of the Schneider Aero Service and Don Maclntyrc, manager of Cardiff and Peacock, were the Photo. Fresnans Take Plane Rides And Add Food To Bee Tin Can Pile Fresnans yesterday bad the thrill of i first a i plnno rides, and Ihc sunn; i i to the i luniujil. Fresno Bee nnd Kcpublican Tin Can Pile. Don Maclntyre of Cardiff and Pcacocic and Jack Schneider of flic Schneider Aero Service gave pnssRiifrei's a i a rides throughout the day for 50 cents in cash and 50 cents worth of canned goods. However, most of the, passengers gave i'jir more a the 50 cents' oi: canned goods.

Fresnan Loses Lavish Clothes Outfit To Thief The claims of Pete Misitn. to some honor in the large coterie of "best-dressed men" were dealt a severe blow in Modesto over' i HP wppk-pprj when two 'trunks, containing his wardrobe except for the clothes he was wearing 1 were stolen from his car. Jrfisita, who formerly was employed at the Fox Wilson, Ktnema and Liberty theaters in Fresno. was visiting friends. The car was recovered but the trunks were missing.

Misita told-police the stolen articles included: Six pairs of shoes, six hats, forty five reefers and scarfs, twenty- four linen and silk handkerchiefs; seven dressing gowns and lounjjincr pajamas, silk; nineteen shirts, nine suits, twelve sets of underwear, three pairs, of knickers, three pairs of flannel trousers, n. half dozen sweaters and jackets, several dress vests, a number of polo sweaters and shirts and three overcoats. The cash was used to pay for the gasoline and oil used in the rides, and the, aviators donated their time and services to the' Tin Can Pile, and at nightfall had amassed a stack of canned meat fish, vegetables, fruit, milk and While contributions to the Tin Can. Pile continued to-day, they arc not coming fast enough. But three weeks, remain until Christmas and the Can Pile must by J.hat time contain thousands of cans.

Approximately liG.OOO cans of food were distributed last Christmas to the hungry of tnc city. That figure should be doubled this year because of the greater need. Each year tho Tin Can Pile has grown until it has become an important charitable project and many families arc looking forward to donations from the pile. The feature of the project is that the food does not have' to be eaten at once. Cans may be stored away for the future.

Cans may he placed in the receptacle at Van ITcss Avenue and Calaveras Street or in the grocery store receptacles. If you can, order a cise of canned goods delivered to the Tin Can Pile. A. FULLER LIFE LEASE Governor Grants Hearing On Request Of Doomed Man's Counsel SACK AM UNTO, Dec. Covcrnor Kolpli Issued n.

reprieve to-day i January 'Kith to Albert Fuller, who was scheduled to fj at San Prison next Krlday for the murder of WiUliun Kippjn Madera County. The governor wrote Strothcr P. Walton, a Fresno attorney, that he would a hearing December 12th Walton hud requested a hearing. At the hearing, the govcrnoi wrote, he would have a i i with him. Fuller ami Klpp were partners In Madera and went for a ride nt'ar Raymond.

Kipp's body was found nt the bottom of a mine shaft. Fuller said in dispute over a domestic affair, Kipp drew pistol and In the struggle for the pistol. i fell i the shaft. WOULD rilKVKNT HANGING Attorney Stiother P. a nf Fresno, who defended Fuller, said the hearing was requested for the purpose of presenting arguments to Governor Rolph in favor of a commutation of the death sentence to Hie imprisonment.

"I am not seeking to retry the case but simply to present reasons which I believe, sufficient to justify the governor In commuting the death sentence," said Walton, "The governor, in granting the hearing, said he believed a man under a death sentence was entitled to such a hearing." Fuller, in the course of his trial, contended that Kipp's fall into the well was accidental and also argued that Klpp bad broken up his home. IAHOLLECIOR FACES RUSH OF ID TAKE PART rather Christmas. than the day before Robinson said thai shopping ear- received more than 100 gallon cans of paint from the Alfred (Hap) Green burglary gang after the burglary of a lumber yard in Biola, Members of the jury arc Robert M. Carlton. Niels R.

Ostcr- )v benefits the shopper. Vahan Bishian. Robert Gil- a'nd the merchant with most of Elmo Shipc. John Ganna- aiiviintnscs in favor of the shonpcr. who has a belter selection from Joe Hill.

Pete Mushier. Krank T. Milton. OHic Hood. Bryce rd Emil A.

Hedsirom. T. choopc. more lime to FC-J IrrJ. jnorr iimc for preparing tt foi wniling nnd more time to Valley banking VjFOUD -The public nffnirs of I chamber Ihc public to shop; 10 HaVC UlIHier OCSSIOH rnrlirr thnn WMial yrar and i Michac A shop with local merchants, nUornry ns 5pc cr hr Joaquir Valley chapter of i 1 he A mcrican In?" Hute of Bank-1 jin.g will hold a dinner meeting De- iccmbrr 16th nt The Californian.

Plan? arc under way to invite bankers of 3h-: San Valley to attend. William IS. While, nnd manager of 1hr Kii.n National Hanfc. be tonflmnstfn Preliminary worlc was this week hy Ihc College Theater on plans for the third San Joaquin Valley vima tournament for high schools to be he 1 1 in the Fresno State College auditorium tho week jf January 9lh to I4 4 Competition wi.i be for The Krcsi Bee trophy, offered annually for the t.e?t performance. Fresno High School won the three yrar5 ago nr.d the trophy I was awarded 10 the i following year.

i The deadline ior entries war County Roll $800,000 Short Final Day Of Paying Period Opens Faced with the necessity of collecting 5800,000 fo-dny if there is to be no first Instalment tax delinquency. Ray W. Baker, tax collector, 16-dny prepared for a last minute rush. The first instalment becomes delinquent at the close of business to-day. Baker's figures show the total to be collected this year is more than S600.000 below.that of last year, and payments up.

to last night $02,000 higher than a year ago. Up to the close of business last nisht, K2.22!),- M3 had been collected of a first in- stalment of This compares with collections of J2.136.1-IS on the same day last year and $1,234,403 was collected the final day. Although the law specifies pRy- ments must be in the hands of the collector at the of business on the final day. Baker said he will accept mail payments postmarked up to midnicht t6-night. The first big payment received to-day was that of the California Lands Company, subsidiary of the Rank, of America, amounting to $26.231, and covered farm lands held by the company.

Mail payments which will reach Raker's office to-morrow morning will require several days for sorting and segregation. Former Fresno Girl Has Part In New York Play Under the plajie name of Dawn Hrook. Joan Stnnton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

K. P. Slanion. 710 North Second Street, is playing ir Amerlmna in Shubcrl's Theater In New yorfc. She holds a featured place in the cast.

Stanton. a former Roosc-i veil Hich School student, left Fresno a year ago and did chorus work in a Snn Francisco theater before to New York. She has also signed lo try out for motion Frcsnan Plays Samaritan, But Luck Fails (lly Mr.CIMoliv iXVniiiiiiiwrn Win-) MOniCSTC) (SlnnlHliiUH Dee. jMirl of uuoil Snmarltmi wan played hint nlK'il by ffidwiinl LIIWI-CMM of Fry.sno, ilrlvu- of a Iwdvo-ton truck luul a i and llu'ri Hie of Ml-luck frowned on liini. Lawrence punlio'd loiulcil i cotlou, from HIP mils of llic Soutlu'i'ii Pacific, where 1L Iinil hccninc stalled, jUHt a few i he- fore a i rolled over the croHHlnj, 1 Then he i on toward Oaltlnnd.

At Hatch cross- fjouth of Modesto, the Mix- wheel ruilcr, wild hy a i officers to be lop-licnvy, overturned. Cotton was untiled out over the Hhurp crossing and was delayed for some i until It wns cleared. Eventually the trailer, undamaged, was righted, the load replaced, and Lawrence continued his twlce- Intcrruptcd journey. 'The i-otton. in-own in rccno district, for foreign markets.

A I I I A I Thirteen Of Twenty On Venire Are Dismissed As Attorneys Balk Repeaters who serve time after time upon the juries in the Fresno County Superior Court to-day halted the wheels of justice. The came when defense and prosecution attorneys in the .532,509 damage action of Vivian Roughton, a minor, nnd Freeman R. Roughlon, against i a R. ind May Williams nnd William R. Brown, objected to the use of so- called ''professional" jurors in the case.

The-first objection wns made by William Conlcy, defense attorney, He was joined by Rriy W. Hays, attorney for the a i i with the ruling 1 of Superior Judge H. Z. Austin in their favor, the weeding out process started. Thirteen UinmiMed Of the twenty men and women -summoned for j-ry duty, thirteen were found to come, under the heading of.

repealers. As a result, with but seven men and women competent to serve, court was adjourned summon men. i the bailiff could twelvo additional taies- This move hy the attorneys is the second within the past few duyH. Attorney Daniel F. Conway, a short time objected to tho IIPO of "professional" jurors in the trial of a case in which he represented the defendant.

As a result the case was continued for a month, and court's day set nsidc for the trial of the notion, was wasted. The venire which was to have tried the case wns summoned by deputy sheriffs, as alt venires for civil actions are summoned. Included in the list cf talesmen wns the son of Deputy Sheriff S. B. Williams, bailiff in the court in which the case was to have been tried.

Williams was dismissc 1 as a repeater. The still scheduled for resulted for an automobile crash at Shields and Mora nvcnue.i on June 23rd. 1933. Miss Rnuphton. rliHnp in a car driven by Brown, was injured when the cnr collided with a machine driven by Same.

Windal Will- Auto Of Ancient Vintage Maroons Party In Sierra Five young Fresnans. the rldrst Grape Men Will Join Witli Other Interests In Bay City Session I i i a nlopH In a now to- brlni; nboiil indue- I hi i i a i i and olnblun he liiltt'ti a I nlatc- whlo moi-linK of. fruit mul vendible nuMi bo held nt Iho I'M I ace Hotel In combcr Tills wan nnnoiincnnent day by A. V. B.

Klein, HOC rein, rv- tmuiiiKcr of the Han Joiifjum Growcr-Khlppor Association here, which In joining with Hhullnr or- jjnnizalions In tho muoliiix. Klein an id tho jnirpoyo Is to out- llni! prollmlimry plunu to polltlon the 'railroadw for a tcductlon In I ti A i freight. rato.s on fi and vuge- P.ir.mn pointy. I i Citllfot nla, Arizona, Oregon nnrl Wmihlngtr.ii. Gnipn HIP slate arc sucking a i i i i i In I ho.

prcitiMit i rate of $1.73 per 100 on snipes and a cut In the present iriiiiK clmrgen on curs Kointf to ojiatern tSrc Industry In tlcoimrdy "Lenders in tlin i nnd vogr- lablo I foci that nnlesw something IH done. In tho way of freight reductions their industry In jeopard iacd," mild Klein. "Under present high charges. mnny growers nnd Hhipnc'rs feel Ihcy cam no longer ninrlcct Uicli in uayteni nmrkels. (VgiinizHLInng which will bo rep- rc-fionted at San Krnnclsco sea- iion the Snn a i CJ rown r-Sh I ppcr lion KITH- no; Krnwera nnd ShijiperH 1 Vego- AyHuciutlon of Ccntial CuII- fornla, Salinas; California Shtp- poi'H nnrl rowers' Profectlvn LoaKiie, San Vranclsco; California Fruit GrowoiH 1 KxchanKO, Jjy.s An- Anil's; Dl.strlbutots, Rccllunda; Califarnla- Fruit Exchange, Sacramento, and tho Western Growers and Shippers' Protective.

League, Los Tim rule meeting will precede by a day a session of. the Pacific Coiwt Transportation A i rd, wbieh I will pass on the application of i and vcgc table men for a rato reduction. GUI PLATO ID Harrison S. San Francisco attorney, will explain the legislative program of the a i i Stale Chamber of Commerce for reduction of governmental expense, to members of the San Valley Council at a luncheon meeting at The Wedncwlny noon, the auiioji oC various committees. Robinson is chairman of the statewide water committee of slate chamber and is regarded as an a i on matters of government and taxation.

The. proposed legislation is designed to effect economics in units of government. Thn proposed legislation is dc- iqncd to centralize the responsibility for county expenditures in the boards of supervisors by repealing laws which place GO per cent of the expenditures beyond the control of supervisors. Regional Director S. Parker FrJs- scllc will preside at the meeting.

"The legislation seeks to apply simple business principles to government nnd maintain all the essential services at. a. smaller cost through greater efficiency," Fris- 5ellc said. Release Sought For Burglary Suspect Alleging Hint his client, Charles Slnw. was held to answer to the superior court without probable cause.

A L. Kenneth Say to- 14 years old, to-day arc recovering day sought Shaw's rclense on from the thrill of'a life lime, and, 1 nf corpus. The action Death Calls WILL NOMINATE Election To Be Conducted On December 13th; Withdrawal Period Also Impends AlllS. V. IS.

JOHNSON Mrs. F. Blanchard Johnson Succumbs After Attack Of Pneumonia DUFCaU DJ scusse CottOH Picking night spent beside a bonfire beside the Auhcrry Road. none the for their adventure. Early yesterday the three hoys and two girls started in an automobile of rather ancient vintage for the snow at Huntington Like.

On the way home the car broke down. Emergency rcpairn were made at Bip Creek, but Flailed again near Auberry. Deputy Sheriffs Louis Manfredo ind Glenn Vernon started to lonU for the party hut pnsscd the parents of one of the KJils on the wav to Fresno with nil fix'c of the Shaw pleaded nnt guilty in rhnrpe of r-nd is pchrd- uled to nn Thursday. He was held to answer following a i i a hearing before Police Judge James G. Ciichton, October 27th.

Procrcp? of cotlon picking in i tow. by the theater ibis -week while San Joaqwin Valley was to be con-' communications to the schools sidrrrd a to-3av by director? of nnd the dip.ihlcd automobile I John Borton, Former Coalinga Oil Man, Dies Last i lies for John Ion. 67. foi mcr oil company i Cna linen. died to-dnv in Lone Rrach.

will be held n1 'J T. M. Water Supplies OR Kings River Highway Asked the -public alcni the nrw Kirics River Canyon Hichway nnrt Joi irnwdialr 'n ADil Ihr fiU'I'lv of -amfs. 1h I.iepa»1Tncrit JilH applirjilir.ns wilh the lj. of water mire's" for iifij.jopTirilions of water riv fr ftif.irr,.'- i ci 1V 111" rnnfl imiimlnnt annropiia-i lion the lialii to scvenlyl r-ll'ins T'tr IJock i Cit'J: tirA zn un 1o ST.7TO2- of Jar.kfiw Of'-l: Tin Mile Cjt-A.

Othci Ff'f- 5TtTiTie. T.ssin 1i Trn Milt- 1'jvd fr.r Ihf VyiMii 1li( A'l Year Highwav lo Yoftmitt i Viilcy. were sent out several -weeks ago. Knlrics have hcen Tecrivcd from high Stanley LJving- the Agricultural Bureau nf the San -loaquin Valley at a meeting nl Ihc chamber of commerce -tone, student manager of diania, building, announced. F.

.7. Palnmarra. of the The contfM not held last Iburoau, said SO cent of Jhr cot- vcar. a of one-act plays by ton heen picked and that Frpjno liigh schools being siibsli-lis suflicicnt labor and Uiat with tutcd for il. UvinirMonc it (continued good israthcr the crop 5ncKVd is rnoie rirsiiflble.

tournament plan jshould be harvested -with less than Dairy Department Of Farm Bureau To Elect Xew officers will be elected at a meetinc of the dairy department of the Fresno County Faim Bureau at 8 WVdncsdav in the th" chapel nf .1. N. I injury- I.iFl/? with Kcv. C. WnHarn ofli- Ttinial will he in nchncnl Memorial P.irJi.

Ivoilon. who iclifd yenr? ago twer.tv yrnrs lird following nn operation for nppendicitiF. He member of Half-way Lodge of an Indiana. He 3nin in oflifrc of County Karm Advipor J. itit3f-p his wHoiv, Noomn Kenwin.

The group aJf-o of Jlt-arh. he Irnvc? airance for dnnr di. ca. con- J-tov nnd a i Jviudcl of Cf'-'ilinga. i-fj.

Joan ICthlyn 30, wife of Blanchard Johnson, psiii) Countj' Benlcr of weight? nnd and soclfiljy prominent here Mince her high school diiyn. died yesterday nt her home nt 1033 Avenue a week's iilncsi: ot pneumonia. Horn in Ilolllstcr July llth, 1SOO Klin cnme to Fresno with her pur- cnt.n, Mr. and Mrs. E.

S. IjOgnn. in ll'll. Except fur two years when made her home jn Stockton she had lived In Fresno continuously slnci: that time. She -attended the Fresno High Se.hool nnd wan a member oC ihn Entre Nous Club" at' that time known as the Dfx Boclciy.

She a a member of St. James' Cnthedral. Ker futliL-r is one of Fresno's pioneer automobile dealers, She marrlcc Johnnon in 1915. her husband and parents she In KiirvlveO hy two sons -JamCH Lognn Joh.ison and John Bcrlran. Johnstini rt sister.

Mrs Ernest W. Johnson, nnd hrothcr Jack T. Logan. Knnernl services will be conducted by Dcnn A l' 1 landcr of St. James' Cuthcdral al 10 A.

M. Wednesday at the chape! of Stephens and Bean and will be followed hy cremalinn. Death Claims Widow Of Murderer's Victim Widowed last July. 10.11. when her husband; Robert Thiirmnn was slain by his brother-in-law Mrs.

UmiiKt Thurmun. 42. a resident of f'Yesno for twenty years died to-flay ot her home nt 23; Iietnon Street. She was born in Oklahoma. Surviving her aro two children.

Menhoma Thurmnn and Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton: her mother. Mrs. Trcacy Colbert, nnd a grandson Raley Hamilton, all of Fresno: three sisters. Mrs.

Arabella Guess of Ijos Angeles, Mrs. Annie Wright of Missouri nnd Mrs. Francis Nichols, of Sacramento, and two brothers. Henry rind Hardy Colbert cf Sacrnmcnio. Funeral services will be held al 1:30 P.

M. Wednesday at the Carter Memorial Church. Burial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery with Stephens and Bean In charce. Thunnnn was killed July 25th. 1031, by Tommy Gray, a former hotel employe, who immediately afterward and hilled bis estranged wife.

Ruth Gray, and then committed suicide. Rotarians Hear Gandhi Stand On Caste System The efforts of Mnhnlmn Gandhi 'n attempting to break up the caste system of India were explained to members of the Kotary Club at The by Hrrmarhercc Nerode of Calcutta, He eharacteiiied Gandhi nn one of the greatest men of ihc time and the natives of India so loved bim Ihey fornot their differences wilb each other when Gandhi would fasl. He said Gnndh' wenched passive resistance anO pposes any foiec of Neiodc. educated at Calcutta. Harvard nnd California univer- eltios.

told of the system which oiicinaied 4.000 yean-! ago ind said HuiMha at one time succeeded in the castes for pTnviximately vears. The r.wiFcvclt 31igh School Or- he.ctja under Ihc direction of Noiman Walsh entei-tainod. Nomlnntlon meetings for selection of of the advia'TV council of the Sun-Maid OrowciH of California for the en- julng ywir will be held to-morrow night n'l 8 o'clock In the twenty- i units df the co-operative throughout the Snn Jonquln Valley, Nomlncca Delected at the meet-, 'tigs will be voted on at ar, election- to bo held Tuesiday, December 13th. The organization meeting of the new advisory council will be held the latter part of this month. Sun- Mnld'u annual election ot officers III he held in January.

Sun-Mnld'n biennial withdrawal ncriod, i which members of tho co-operative may withdraw" membership In the association, nlso will take place this month. The dates aro December 20th to 31st. The; Sun-Maid units, places at. the nominating meetings be held to-morrow night and lreA-cnl advisors follow: No. 2, Modesto, farm bureau office.

Modesto, C. F. Daniclls; No; 3. Merced, schoolhouse, Frultland," I-T. M.

Stutsman; No. 4, Chowchilla, union, high school, Chowchilla, Howard Wetter; No. 5, Madera, fnrni bureau office. Madera, Walter C. Fleklin: No.

6. Clovis, union hlRh school, Clovis, Glen W. Reyhurnj' No. 7, Kcrniun, union high school, Kcrmnn, W. C.

Pollard; No. 8. Bl- oln, Sun-Maid Plant. Biola, E. HunHcn; No.

9, Fresno, reception room. I Innt No. 4, Fresno, Edgar C. Smith; No. 10, Burnens, Sun-Maid Plant.

BurncsH, James O'DonnejI; 11, Sanger, clnrTibp.r of merce room, Sanger. H. M. Ma'r -hall; No. 12.

Lone Star, Lone Star Lone Star, Anson J. No. 13. Washington Union High School, F.aston,' William Blnckslll; No. 14.

Judge Cnldwell's office, Fowler, Alfred J. Smith; No. Io, Del Key, American Legion Hall. Del Rey, Ben Swanson; No. 16, Parllcr.

lirk Ion hlpli school. Parllcr, H. B. Quick; No. 17, Rcedley, union school, Rcedley.

F. W. Davis: No. 18, Orosl-Cutlor, high school. Orosl.

A. G. Lcdbetter; No. 19. Dinuba, chamber of commerce, Diuuba, W.

Cook; No. 20. Kingsburg, cham-. her of commerce, Kingsburg, A. J5.

Swanson: No. 21. Uclma. union high school. Sclma, F.

L. Greene; No. '22, Monmouth, grammar school, Monmouth, George H. 23, Carutherj, union high pchool, Cnruthcrs, H. J.

Seiple; No. 24, mborc, city V. Henley; No: 25, Hanford, chambT of commerce, Hanford, R. R. Dodge; No.

26. Tulare, union high school, Tularc, Albert Crawford; No. 27, Lindsay-Excter-Portervllle, church nnnex, Poplar, H. H. Chan-' dlcr; No.

28, Delano, chamber of e.ommei-cc, Delano, K. M. Hansen: No. 20, Kern County, Vlneland School, Vlneland. Rlchlnnd School, Shatter, J3.

C. Eckmann. 'OUSTER SUIT FILED Seeking possession of property purchased under contract upon which it is charged the payments have not been made. Miller and l.u.\ to-day filed suit in the superior 7ourt against S. A.

and E. B. Stewart. The complaint alleges that the Stcwarti purchased forty- two acres from Miller and kux on January 3rd, 1928. for J1.485.

that they aro now In default on their payments. The Weather Office U- S. Weathtf Bmrttm Fresno. C'alUornla, December 5th, 1831 tuj-tilJ Phone Till 5 r. Titsdar FOK 1-UiidNU ANU i i i i i -Fair to-nlelit and Tuesday; probably Turitjuy: luht winds mosily northwuU FOR KOKTHKRN CAL1FO11NIA-- Generally fair to-nlcbt and Tuesday, but cointns unsettled over the high mountains; cooler Tuesday.

Weather Foe formed over a larce ptrt ol tnlJ Me last ntclit flnfl there were rains Iti urrnon and Washington, lu other western sections fair weather previlltd io Ihc last twenty-four hours and were no temperature chitnxes oi Impor- Uancr in any section. Jn middle Atlantic New England sections light rains and sen cm lly stormy weather has from storm of considerable intensity which is entering the St. Lawrence Valley. A tale of miles per hour was reported from Buffalo. Moderate temperatures generally fair uctthcr are reported Iroat the plains.

MLssLvsippl Valley and fult Vatr cool vratlicr is Indicated for this rallrr lo-nlcht snd Tuesday with llchl trou the For TAILSPIN TOMMY--As Tommy Goes--So Goes Three-Point n.r GI.KNN CKAFFIN HAI. KORKKST llf TOflMV A TO FRANCE rrt so THINK1N" ABWiT PCX5R KID CAN'T TEf.1, A VALVE -STCn A TOOTH ACHE-' rf 7 1 5''i. 11-- 'EP. RlOC A 60IHS TO HAVE CUP Of COFFCE--f-''flV BE SOKE NtW ABOUT TOMHV: THAT MAKCS EIGHT YOU HAD SleJCC TH'CHIEF PUlLED OUT SPEED--BUT, OON VOU- 1 FtIL UJHtRC ARC VOU HoMon llutlnlo Chlcnco Cincinnati Dcmrr Drj; Molncs Dctiolt nao Kurcfca O-ilvrMon Havre KH.IMS Cllr Anccies Memphis YMt Ctn Rmo FndiHr At A A. M.

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