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mm 1IIURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1938. hAnFQRD DAILY SENTINEL HANf URn. CALIFORNIA. PAGE THREE sai We Close Friday To Celebro fe PIONEERS' DAY OW li cs (May to 11, incl.) Ihese I days tgfBtVH OMBBtlvr Fmobucu caNsuMial 0 jNMPmui UTRA WINS FIRST IN FUTURE FARMER STOCK SHOW HERE utr was the biggest win-, In connection with Home Coming iC ill. winning fust place in grand i Hartford Hgh school ts planned tampion Holstein female on his rr Uridsy There will be much of low low Tavlaker Orm.sby Posch interest to talk over, for many have tme Cmecow Ke StTte p7 He aLso took fust place in the I their diplomas from Professor owmanship contest with the same I Wallter on the stage of the old Han-1 i ford opei a house To el A r' ihff.

fif Mbs i 4 fe rtS9 Billy Lowiy won first place sen-i Champion and giand champion i his Jeisey ow, which placed cond in the Jeisev division at the ilifornia state laii last year Billy is also lust in the Jersey cattle owmanship contest Tlieie weio 44 head of registered ilstein and Jersey cattle exhibited the Fust Annual Future Farmer ill, held connection with the nual exhibit night in the new Ag-ulture and Faim Mechanics Other members of the faculty then weie Miss Edith Clayes, who taught Latin, French and freshman English, Arthur Dnrward, science; Miss Eliza beth Hassard, English, and Thomas McPherson, bookkeeping, shoithand and typing. Professor Walker taught math-matics and U. history and civics Of the twenty-seven graduating at that time the following twenty- Canned $mehes mA vH fe Melba halves or Sliced No. 2J2 tan Halves or Sliced No. can illding at the high school The complete lesults of the Jersey! twC ftre living ttle judging, which weie placed i Anna Bainey, Chico.

I Bertha Bassett Day, Lemoore of Kings County are as fol- vrW DEL MONTE DEL MONTE LiBBYS LIBBY'S HIGHWAY Halves No 2V2 Can fa to Halves No 1 can Halves No iy2 cans Margaret Bliss Smith, Los An-i geles Chester Butler, Long Beach i Arthur Crowell, Turlock. Hamet Davidson Blowers, Pacific Giove I Irene Dewey McCoUrt, Hollywood John Ellena, Burrell Leta Farmer Cothran, San Jose Etta Glass Gray Los Angeles i Ocea Joiner Bradford Bakersfield Berneic'e Kinder Merkli, Oakland Ethel Kinder MeCleah itfiami Anz Lillian Lander Raymond ville Marguerite Manning Reynolds Lemoore Rebecca Porter White, Hollywood George HailsbaCk, Oakland Daisy Wood Hooker, Hartford Bertha Scnvner Wiley, flawthoine to SaiesTax win be added to all taxable items at ro Ttitiifty Itotias Bify cud Save Pound package ISS SprY Shortening 1 lb can S9C 3 lb rJn Sfasreh K.ngsford-i ib Pk9 gs Mazela Oil Quart can Allsweet 1 Ib carton Bee? Brown Derby 11 02 bottle 2 3SS 4 hr Sag tsfe vt.ot-v6 fO V'C Pe drV on Vlc w' itV tor o' Ah CO I fte' w'1 lA V- foR ftickid Pl.edeoo,!, -JStn 425? nconv ch f.Uet a icaV Cnn 1 fO" itn So? At Sa Porter-i vs? Jersey Classes Two veais and ovei (fresh) Billy wry 1st Senior champian, grand ampion Jesse Anderson second, bertBiatton tlnid LaVerne Lowry irth Stanley Bratton fifth Two veais and over (dry) Jesse derson fust, Robeit Speck sec-d Billy Lowiy third Senioi Yeai lings Robert Speck spcond sixth seventh, Billy wry fom th Cliff Dotson eighth se Anderson fifth lumor Yearlings LaVerne Lowry st Junior champion, Robeit Speck ond fomth, Geoige Griswold id alf Class Robert Speck fust, ff Dotson second Stanley Brat i third lull Class Robeit Speck first oi ge Gnswold second I Holstein lasses ifiiior Calf Class Myron Dutia Junior champion Edwaid Usel-sccoiid third fourth umoi and Semoi Yeailing ron Dutra fust second fourth, ial vard Uydton thud John Shore, Berkeley i emor Cow oyer two years-1 Jennie Stewart Rice, Sah Gabriel ion Dutra first Champion Grand a unpion, Edwaid Uselton second. i I Steve Ross, Hanford. mils Mvron Dutia first second Deceased fnembers are- Florence ufnoi Calf Class Ed Uselton Giay Kelley, Charles Camp, Roual Theion Dutra second Daniel Deacon Robert Ha, LmelI Gum i Jo 1 1 tmr cl i lesults of the Farm Mechanics lss Edith Clayes, the orte re-play judged by Shoie of mamlng teaCher. is married And lives 1 ilia High school I in Burhngame.

riders Myron Dutra first, la- ne Lbwry second Daniel Van-j third, Robert Speck fourth og Projects Jack Bairstow first, ike Hase second Clarence David id ool Boxes Mron Dutra first 1 yard Pearson second Mackie Hase 1 Thomas fspinola fouith, i racy Bratton fifth, Clarence yid sixth lay Mowcis Theron Dutra first, Dotson second Walla Walla, Wash May 5 (IP oultry Feedeis Howard Pearson The state today prepared to prose-t second, Harold Church third Cute a 73--year-old Woman arid her rh, hisels ahd Punches Lowell slaying lu years ago of hmond first Edward Hai din sec- young naval officer, although the1 I Leonard Gomes third I alleged victim- dismembered body lacksmith Battle hgs beeft found Chailes Thorton second, Wes- Coelho third Prosecutor B. Grfey Warner of leld Corps Ed Uselton first tfing court ty Said it was not heces-1 vaid Hicks seond, Billy Ickert sary to find parts Of the body of! James Eugene Bassett, 35, whom lome Projects Wesley Coelho, lt Don Weklier second, VenrylMM EleanOT Smith Claimed tie third, Call Streeter was fettled in September, 1928 by laiiy Fquipment George Gfis-ihef son, Sbecasto Earl Mayer, 42 first Jesse Anderson second, 1 Warner said the corpus delicti could lesSn Mechanic p.oject established by circumstantial evi-, shop Edwaid Uselton scraper denee. Mrs Smith charged her son with aily Sentinel, 75c uer month. thfee other slayings in her confes-1 sion. She said the thin-lipped, bony- 1 $p' 7c Twnn in SEE MSSUE tiS- 4-15 wilhoui cxita tasi CHILD HEALTH WEEK At Safeway, not ust tUU week but eveuy week tf ike yeai Pure foods, reliabte brands, scientifically refrigerated-wherfe necessary and all featured at Safeways famous bargain prices LUX FLAKES Large package Ask how to yet 6 Uoyeu Teaspoon foi only 0e felCpfgj's Com Flakes 2 Hey, yky.

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She said her bald-1 1 headed son thumped BaSsett twice ort the head with a hammer in a house near Seattle, then dissected his body tn a bathtub DUilrtg this WATCH REPAIRING operation, she said she gave him an skilled woi kman Prompt service, eggnog to keep up "hts strength 1 work guaranteed for one CHESTER BOWSER In rear of Rex Barber Shop 114 North Irwin RAILWAY EXECUTIVE Tomato Juice Libby's No. 1 cans 3 for Da PASSES IN BAY CITY C. HUNTTING MASSEUR obtained Vesta Sample, who for 4 years been with W. Beck Pn mo Beach to woik In con-iction with him Cabinet Bathe, Massages, Physio-'Iheiapy 27 434 N. Redington JinsJoodi at a Saving Com Industry No 2 cans 2 Tr 1 5c Margarine Rown Hood- 2 s.

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