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I 1 ff MM FWTH I PAGE BIX NAPA DAILY REGISTER. NAFX. CALIF. TUESDAY, APRIli 17, 1931, 25 Years Ago Today Legal and Official Advertisements and Publications Imolans Meet Gillespies Nine Saturday; Lineup for Vallejo Team Given Today NOTICE OF EXECUTRIXS SALE With the opening game won, Manager Spike Shannon hopes to continue in the victory column when the Napa State Hospital nine faces Johnny Gillespies team from Vallejo this Saturday afternoon on the hospital diamond. Robertson looked good on the hilltop for the Imolans Sunday, but Manager Shannon will probably pitch "Lefty Gregory against the Vallejoans.

DAGLIA IN LINEUP According to word received1 here today from Johnny Gillespie, the invaders from Vallejo will be out for nothing but a win over the Hospital nine. Gillespie has Andy Daglia, Napa pastlmer, to don the mask and protector for the invaders. Daglia is a hard hitter and is expected to add strength to the invaders lineup. The Vallejoans lineup is as follows: Hamilton, third base. Hewitt, shortstop.

Gillespie, first base. Eoylan, left field. Daglia, catcher. Alstrom, right field. Bodie, center field.

Boyle, second base. Moore, pitcher. Kimball, pitcher. Louie Moore, speed-ball artist, will start on the mound, with Kimball, curve-ball artist, ready to relieve him at a minute's notice. Young Ping Bodie, son of the former major and Coast League star, will be seen in the outfield for the Vallejoans.

I ADDRESS SYSTEM I A public address system has been installed at the Hospital grounds and all attendants and patients who are unable to witness the contests may hear the play-by-play report over the newly installed public address system. The reports of the games can be heard as far as the back yards, according to reports. Shannon is undecided on his starting lineup for Saturday's game. However, York, Rowe, Dykes, Town-1 send, Traverso, Parrish, Sandkulla and Gregory will probably be in the starting lineup. The Hospital faces a bay region 'team a week from Sunday on the local grounds.

UNDER authority of the statute in such cases made and provided, the undersigned Executrix of the estate of David M. Simon, deceased, will sell at private sale, subject to confirmation of the Superior Court of the Slate of California, in and for the Counly of Napa, in which said estate is pending, and to taxes for the fiscal year ol 1934-1935, tile following described real and personal piopeny belonging to salci estate, lo-wit: All that certain real properly situate, lying and being in the County ot Napa. State of California, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point on the Northern l'ne of Kilburn street, distant thereon Twenty-tour and 76-100 124.791 chains Westerly from the point of intersection thereof witli the Southwestern line of I he Old Browns Valley Road, running thence Westerly along said line of Kilburn Street Seventeen ii7.00i chains to an angle 111 said Kilburn street; thence Northwesterly along the Northeastern line of raid Kil-burn Street Four and 90-109 (4.901 chains; tilencc Easterly, parallel with the nioresaid Northern line of Kilburn Street Eighteen and 90-100 1 18.901 chums and thence at right angels Southerly Four and 44'j-ioo 4.44 1 2 chains to the point of commencement. Containing Nine and 7-100 9.07) acres and being Lot No. 15 as the same is laid down and delineated upon a certain Map entitled Map showing the subdivision ol the Pans Kilburn Tract Napa tiled November 29th, 1873, in the ot-fiee Lf the County Recorder of said Napa Counly, excepting therefrom, however, so much thereof ns lies within Kilburn S'reet and is contained in that certain deed to the County ot Napa dated Mhv 91 1833, and recorded June 7th, in Liber 52 ot Deeds, page 29 NOTICE OF TIME FOR PROBATE OF WILL In The Superior Court of the Slate of California In and for the County of Napa In the Matter of the Estate of ELLEN T.

BUCKLEY, sometimes known as ELLA BUCKLEY, sometimes known as NELLIE BUCK- XEY, Deceased. Katherine Buckley having filed in said Court a document purporting to be the last Will and Testament of ELLEN T. BUCKLEY, sometimes known as ELLA BUCKLEY, sometimes known as NELLIE BUCK-LEY, Deceased, and with it a petition praying that said Document may he admitted to probate as the last Will and Testament of said Ellen T. BUCKLEY, sometimes known as ELLA BUCKLEY, sometimes known as NELLIE BUCKLEY, Deceased, and for the Issuance to her of Letters Testamentary. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 14th day of May, 1934, at 10 oclock a.

of said dav, and the Court Room of said Court at the Court House, in the County of Napa, have been appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition, when and where anv person may appear and contest the same. Napa, California, April 12th, 1934. JAMES A. DALY Clerk of the Superior Court. (4-13) CERTIFICATE OF INDI-VIDUAL TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned hereby certifies that he is transacting business in the State of California, with his principal place of business In the County of Napa, State of California, under the fictitious name of Napa Builders Supply that he is the sole owner of said business; and that the full name and place of residence of the undersigned is Daniel G.

Penzotti, residing at 1643 Jefferson street, in the City of Napa, County of Napa, State of California. Dated: March 7, 1934. DANIEL G. PENZOTTI STATE OF CALIFORNIA) ss County of Napa On this 7th day of March in the year Nineteen Hundred Thirtv-four before me, LOWELL PALMER, a Notary Public In and for the County of Napa, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared DAN' Superior Court News (Napa Daily Register The Methodist Sunday School and Epworth League have made plans for their annual excursion to take place on May 1st. This year they have selected the beautiful El Cam-po Park on the shores of San Francisco Bay as the scene of the days outing.

The excursionists will take the electric cars to Vallejo and will be conveyed across the bay and return by the Monticello Steamship Co. 4 It is reported that Richard Ho-taling has closed a deal in the east for the sale of his rights of way for the proposed Napa and Richardson Bay Railway to a syndicate. 4 Hans Hansen, superintendent of To-Kalon and the U. S. Experimental Station at that place, states that this season fifty mail sacks full of cuttings from different varieties of grape vines planted at the station, have been dispatched, the packages being mailed to different parts of the country.

Mr. Hansen states that the work in dry wine grapes formerly conducted at Chico is now being done at Oakville. Hon. Frank L. Coombs will make a response on behalf of the Napa merchants to the address of welcome with which-they are to tie greeted upon the occasion of their coming visit to Petaluma.

Jos. Stoll is now the President of Teutonia Lodge of Hermann Sons, the installation of new officers having been held Wednesday evening at Martin Hall. Eastley, the big Coast Leaguer, will pitch for Napa tomorrow afternoon in the game against the St. Marys boys. 4 5 Mrs.

John Hatch, one of Napa's highly esteemed and respected residents, passed away at noon today at her home on First street in this city, after a four months illness. Deceased was 73 years of age. She had lived in Napa 33 years. Besides her venerable husband, two sons. Prof.

Irvin Hatch of San Francisco and Everett H. Hatch of Napa, and one daughter, Mrs. Etta Emerson of Nevada, survive her. Notice of time of funeral will be published later. 4 4 4- The Register today received a carload of newsprint from Michigan.

Time was when the Register bought its paper by the ream. It thought it was growing some when, later, it purchased paper by the ton lot. But now. and for two years, it has been in the class of car-lot buyers. All this is due to a constantly in- creasing population in Napa and a reading public that approves a clean, full and Up-to-date news service.

1 4 4 4 Grand Master Griffiths of the State Grange attended important sessions of the Napa Grange this forenoon and afternoon. Mr. Griffiths home is in Geyservillc, Sonoma County. I 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Sawyer and little son are visiting relatives in Berkeley. 1 Miss Helen Young of Hcaldsburg has been visiting at the home of 1 known as W. J. McARTHUR. de-Toeether with the spray wagon, ceased, to the creditors of, and to orchard wagon, fruit trays and fruit i all persons having claims against boxes, tl.sk harrow, spring tooth 1 1 Jie said decedent, to file them with harrow, roller, plow, hay rake, 1 ijlc necessary vouchers, within six tinle 1 1 1 I tools office of the Said sale will be made on or after clerk of the Superior Court of the FRIDAY, THE 2th DAY OF state of California, in and for the APRIL, 1934, and bids will be re- 1 County of Napa, or to exhibit them civet at the law office of Tbonvas with the necessary vouchers within Anglim, 111 tne Migliavacca Build- U1)t months after the first publlca-mg, in the City of Napa.

County of tjon of this notice to the said and State of California. ecutrix at the law office of Henry IH3L G. 'PENZOTTI, known to' me prr, C. Gesford, her attorney, 1005 Sec- to be the person described in and 1 hbo, 1 ond street citY of Napa, County of whose name is subscribed to the the b.d. and the ba.ante Nilpai Slale of California, which the foregoing instrument, and he ac- of Ke I)n, undersigned selects as her place knowledged to me that he executed HpraL continuation of the sale nf business in all matters connected the same.

i lhe Superior Court. 1 the estate of WILLIAM JAMES and implements on the jiiace. this notice in tin mower and all other fanning ALTA V. SIMON, i Executrix of the Will of David -v- -if ol David vl. nSofi i nrii ri ion I Dated 111 Nap'.

AnfU 1-D5. rill. Deceased. THOMAS C. ANGLIM, Napa, Ciiliiorma.

Attorney for Executrix. CERTIFICATE OF COPARTNERSHIP STATE OF CALIFORNIA ss. COUNTY OF KARA 1 We, tlie undersigned, do Jirreby that we are partners Irani. -I acting business in the Stats of and jiarticulaily in tlie I Counties oi Napa and Solano, under the firm, name and of Lisli-I er Katto Furniture that I the principal place of business ot the partnership is Napa', California; that the unoersigned, S. G.

Li-her and Charles Raticf. are the members of and only persons interested in the said partnership; hat the place of residence of each of the undcr-I signed is Napa, California. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we NOTICE TO CREDITORS fn the Superior Court of the State of California, In and For the County of Napa No. 5120 In tlie Matter of the Estate of INEZ beard AMOSS, sometimes known as and called INEZ B. AMOSS and I.

B. AMOSS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Thomas P. Amoss, Executor of tlie last will of above named decedent, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said decedent, that they shall, within six months after the first publication of this notice, file their claims with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, In and for the County of Napa, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, to the said executor at Room 209, Behlow Building, City of 'Napa, in the County of Napa, State of California, which the undersigned specifies as the place of business for all matters connected with said estate. THOMAS P.

AMOSS Executor of the Will of said Inez Beard Amoss, Deceased. Dated at Napa, California, March 21st, 1934. D. L. BEARD Attorney lor Executor.

3-21) NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of the Stale of California, In and For tlie County of Napa No. 5123 In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM JAMES McARTHUR, also known as W. J. McARTHUR, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Executrix of the last Will and Testament of said WILLIAM JAMES McARTHUR, also months after the first publication deceased.

I McARTHUR, afro known as W. J. ARTHUR, deceased. this second day of April, Dated 1934. ALAMEDA ANDERSON Ex'-cutrix of the last Will and Testament of said deceased.

HENRY C. GESFORD Attorney for Executrix 1005 Second Street Napa, California. (4-2) NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE In the Superior Court of lhe Slate of California in and for tlie County of Napa No. 5107 tlie Matter of the Estate of RACHEL BARNEY. Deceased.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned administrator of the estate ol RACHEL BARNEY, deceased. will sell at private sale to 1934, at the hour of 10 oclock A. or after said day, at the law office ()f LOWELL FALMEIt, Room 25. 1 Migliavacca Building. 111 tlie City ol Sujier-lor Court on Saturday.

April 28, Napa, County of Najia. State of Calfiornm, all of the right title, interest and estate ot said RACHEL BARNEY al tlie time of her death and all of the right, title and interest that said estate lias by ojier-alion of law. or otherwise acquired oilier than or 111 addition to that 7, t.mc of herLdhBinRa.fdYtofctha? narcri and ariicularlv SrikeFast follows? te 4rtt: All that certain real property situate, lying and being in the City of Napa, County of Napa, State of California, known and described as follows, to wit: Lot number Three 3). as tlie same is laid down and delineated upon a certain Map entitled "Map nf the Subdivisions of Alla Heights Addition to the City of Napa. filed Julv IS.

1 306. in the office of the County Recorder of said Napa County. Bids or offers are invited for said real property and must be in writing and will be received at the law If ice of LOVtELL PALMER, Rdom Migliavacca Building, Napa Cal- ifonua, attorney for said admin ra.trv or may be filed with the Cleric of said Superior Court of the .,4 State of California, and for the rnnnl.v rif Nuna nr HnliuprpH County of Napa, or delivered to said administrator personally at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of said sale. TERMS AM) CONDITIONS OF SALE Cash in lawful money of the United States of America, 10 of the purchase price to be paid on the day of sale: balance on confirmation of sale by Court. Title search and deed at the expense of purchaser or purchasers.

Dated: April 12. 1934. LOUIS A. EZETTIE Administrator of the Estate of Rachel Barney, deceased. LOWELL PALMER Attornpv for Administrator.

Room 25. Miglivacca Building Napa, California. (4-12) NOTICE TO CREDITORS April 17th, 1909.) Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Thomas north of Napa.

Miss Young is a niece of Mrs. Thomas. 444 Mrs, Harry Browne, formerly of Napa, but now a resident of Los Angeles, is visiting relatives and friends in Napa. sjjt Miss Lena Jackson has been visiting the up-coUntry schools for the past week. 444 Elwin LaRue of Berkeley is visiting in Napa, the guest of James Noyes.

Miss Lena Jackson has been visiting up country schools for the past week. Mrs. O. R. Coghlan has returned to her home in Suisun after a ten months visit with relatives in Portland, Oregon.

4 4 4 John Cleminshire, who fell from the stairway at the Alexandria the other morning, remains in a very serious condition at the County Infirmary. He is still unconscious and it is believed that he may pass away without regaining consciousness. Dr. Kahn, who is attending him, states that a complete paralysis of the unfortunate mans right side has developed probably due, from the injury, to a cerebral hemorrhage. Owen Duffy was in San Francisco today.

4 Friday was Amateur Night at the Novelty Theatre the first of its kind to be held in the new playhouse. Little Miss Nadine Even made a big hit singing: I Want Some One to Call Me Dearie. The other number was a one-act Skit by a local boy and girl. FRANK EKLUND, New York Life. tf Napa Tranportation Navigation Co.

We Carry Marina Cargo Insurance SAILINGS DAILY Except Saturday and Sunday NAPA 4 P.M., Foot of Brown St Phone I7S S. F. 5 P. SL Pier PHONE 504-J Coffield and Araitz General Con tree to re Estimates Furnished on All Classes of Buildings Job and repair work given prompt attention. Cabinet work, plate and sheet glass, house-moving, pile driving.

Compensation Intnreneo cTaur. Many testi- LaRue Expects Hard Tilt on Diamond Friday Afternoon The strength of Napa High School baseball team will be known after Friday's contest with the Analy I Tigers, said Coach Bob LaRue to-Iday. The Indians, on paper, have the makings of a good team, however, LaRue is not predicting what the team will do until he sees them in action against a first class prep team. Last season the Purple and Gold nine defeated the Sebastopol team, 3-2, in perhaps the best game on the local schedule. Babe" Martini was on the mound last year and will probably face the Analyites again this season.

With "Muck Franco at shortstop and Forrest Dunkle at first base, LaRue has two of the classiest infielders in the league. Franco saves the Indian hurlers many ball games by his great catches of balls labeled for base hits. Dunkle, at first, takes care of his position with ease and saves the infielders many errors. Martini Is expected to start on the hilltop for the Indians with Ratchke behind the plate. The invaders will probably star-Chub Blank, outstanding athlete at Analy High School, on the mound against Martini.

Coast League games today: Senators at Seals Stadium. Missions at Portland. Oaks at Los Angeles. Hollywood at Seattle. All major league teams are scheduled to swing into action today.

However, the colorful opening day at the Washington Senators park was postponed yesterday due to rain, and President Roosevelt will toss the first ball when the Senators play their first game at home on Tuesday, April 24th. 5 4 4 Some 75 Napa baseball fans have already signified their intention of attending the "Old Timers Day at Pope Valley this Sunday. Pat Bohcn and Bill Ezettie will be seen on the hilltop for the locals against Pope Valley. 8 Californias Golden Bears face Stanford Saturday afternoon in the big track and field meet of the season. The Bears are favored to winl 5 Many Napa wrestling fans are planning on attending the matches at Vallejo Thursday night.

The same two main-eventers that met last week will face each other again Thursday night. The Napa Valley Country Club golfers meet the Suisun Club Sunday on the latters greens. 5 4 Napa High Schools tennis squad faces San Rafael High's Racket team this Friday on the latter's court. OVER 150 iPfl FIRS TO ATTEND Old-Time Napa Players to Participate in Game at Pope Valley Approximately 150 Napa baseball enthusiasts will journey to Pope Valley this Sunday afternoon to witness Ed Bianchis Gilt Edge nine, composed of Napa players who made the old American pastime one of the leading sports in Napa Valley, clash with the valley team. Baseball is again taking the limelight as the most colorful and outstanding sport of the day and the old-time Napa players will do their part in bringing back baseball in 'Napa and neighboring cities.

A huge picnic will be held, with I everyone welcome to attend. Beer is being furnished by the Golden Glow free of charge, and those in charge 1 wish to extend their thanks to the Golden Glow people for their donation towards the Old-Timers Day." All Napa fans are asked to get behind Old-Timers Day. Any fans wishing to make the trip will be fur- nished transportation by signing up i at the Gilt Edge before Sunday 1 i morning. I 1 Harold Carp Heater, one of the best outlielders to appear in a Napa uniform, is field captain of the local nine. He stated today that over 30 players will see action in the contest.

Bill Ezettie, Pat Bohen, Art Thomp-json and others will hurl for the locals, while Elmer Pimentel, John Del Re, Vic Polzin, Gene Gattavara, Ollie Willett and many others will 1 be in a local uniform. 1 Greene's Napa Cleaners for Quality Drr Cleaning and Dependable Service All Garments Cleaned and Pressed on the Premises Phone 17 603 Brown Street lnvp lieriMm'n set our hands tins (he highest bidder for cash and sub-na'e tltriu i.l) sn our lianas irus mnlirmalmn hv said Knner- ject to continuation by said Chinese Herbalists ecutor be allowed the sum of $100 for services and the sum of $50 for the services of its attorney. In the matter of the petition to adjudge the death of Earl Lloyd Blankenship Court orders that petition be granted. Estate of William Wiles Court orders that petition be set aside decree be continued until Monday, May 7. Estate and guardianship of Mathilda Allison Lavery, an incom-Ipetent Court orders that petitions for letters be continued until April 23.

Estate of Mattie Belle Carson Court orders that the administra-1 tor be discharged from any further duty and liability. Estate of Frank Adamo Court orders that petition to erect monument be granted. Chester Beagles vs. Marie Beagles Court orders that the action be dismissed. Josephine Alexander vs.

R. Roy Levcira, et al Court orders that the cause be set for trial on Tues-, day, May 22. A jury Is demanded by plaintiff. I Alice Ivy Johnson vs. Chancellor jW.

Johnson Court orders that a temporary allowance in the sum of $50 be granted and that the matter 1 of attorney fees be deferred until the I trial of the cause and that the cause I be set for trial on Wednesday, May 2. People of the State of California vs. A. B. Kellstrom Court orders that the cause be continued until Monday, April 23.

People of the State of California vs. Joe Adgar Court orders that the defendant be confined in the state prison for the term prescribed by law and the sheriff of Napa county is directed to deliver the prisoner to tlie warden at San Quentin. Granville Perry Swift, Sr vs. Theodore J. Treadway, as administrator Court orders that a decree quieting title be granted.

Hensley S. Davis, et al, vs. J. M. McDade, et ux Court orders that judgment be granted to plaintiff and that R.

A. Dollarhide be appointed commissioner to sell the property upon his giving a bond in the sum of $50' and that his compensation be fixed at $25. It is further ordered that the attorney fees be fixed at $200 and that, the notice of sale be shortened to three days. Yountville 4-H Club In Meet Last Night I The second regular meeting of the newly organized Yountville 4-H was held last night at the Fire Department building. Mrs.

Stanley Horne and Mrs. T. F. Wayland, advisers of the club reported that meetings will be held at the fire department in the future. Discussion was held on the club tour to be held on Saturday, May 26.

It was announced that club projects will be entered in the county fair, which is to be held on Saturday, May 12. President Thomas Wakeman presided over the meeting. Soviet Consul At San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO, April 17. (U.R) Mcisse G. Gaikovich, first Soviet consul general in the Pacific Coast area, entered his new duties today.

No long-haired Bolshevist of fiction in fact not even bearded Gal-kovitch took his familyto the exclusive Palace Hotel on his arrival here. He is 31 and already has an excellent diplomatic record, including service at the Soviet Embassy at Tokio. He and a consul general in New York are the sole consular representatives of the Soviet in the United States. Helena Rubinstein Presents Her Famous Compact Rouge (Full Dollar Size) with every purchase of her celebrated dollar Powder, in the Powder Rouge package. Lovejoys Pharmacy Delivery Service Tel.

5 Superior Judge Percy S. King yesterday disposed of the following calendar In the superior court of Napa county: Estate and guardianship of Mollie McKee Boggs Court orders that the petition to exchange property be granted. Estate of John Struve Court orders that the final account be allowed and that the distribution be granted and that the attorney be allowed the sum of $50 for extraordinary services. Estate of Mary Elizabeth Howe Court orders that Theodore J. Treadway be appointed administrator upon his official bond as public administrator.

Estate of Julia M. Short Court orders that petition for letters be continued until Monday, April 23. Estate of Julia M. Short Court orders that motion to tax costs, and motion to strike tax bill be continued until Monday, April 23. Estate of Marie Hancock Couu orders that petition for probate of will be continued until Monday, May 7.

Estate of George W. Barnard Court orders that petition to terminate joint tenancy be granted. Estate of Hprbert R. Coleman Court orders that the second account be allowed and that the ex- Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ponzi entertained friends from the bay region Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs.

T. Borman and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. C.

Grigsby and infant daughter and Mr. and Mrs. F. Grigsby have returned to their homes after spending the Easter holidays with their parents, Supervisor and Mrs. F.

W. Grigsby, in town. Mrs. Phillip Steinmann enjoyed a few days stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Farres on Caymus during her husbands stay in Sacramento where he is attending a convention. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grigsbv of Roseville were in Yountville Wcd-nesday, having motored here for the formers brother's funeral.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keig and the Misses Edyth and Marguerite Wuer-slin of Napa visited with relatives in this section while enroute to Chiles Valley for the day. Mr. and Mrs.

M. Azevedo motored to Woodland Thursday. Miss Mary Heid of Napa motored to her brother's ranch on Silverado Trail Sunday in her recently purchased de luxe V-8 Ford coupe. Miss Heid was accompanied by her mother and sister, Mrs. T.

Hill of St. Helena. The newly-organized 4-H Club of Yountville will meet on Monday evenings at the fire house in town. Will Not Pay War Debt LONDON, April 17. (U.R) Great Britain adheres to her policy of refusing to pay her war debt to the United States pending negotiations for revision or cancellation, Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, revealed in presenting the 1934-1935 budget to the House of Commons today.

Despite a treasury surplus at the end of the fiscal year on April 1 of $160,567,940 and a prospective surplus of revenue over expenses in the current budget of $4,099,400, Chamberlain made no provision in the budget for war debt payments nor for reparations receipts. He did the same thing in the preceding two years. Nevertheless, Britain has been making small token payments to Washington to avoid being openly in default, and it was generally assumed such a payment would be made this year, outside of the budget. Veteran Flyer Passes Away WENDOVER, England, April 17. (U.R) Air Vice-Marshal Francis R.

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In and lor the County of Napa, State of California NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of the Stale of California In and for lhe County of Napa No. 5107 In the Matter of the Estate RACHEL BARNEY. Deceased of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undesigned, LOUIS. A. EZET- TIE, Administrator of the Estate of raot-ivt rarvfy ripppasprJ i0 to ail persons having claims against the said rie ceased, to file their claims with the i necessary vouchers within i months after the first publication nf this notice, in tlie office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Napa, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to tlie said Administrator, at the offiee of his attorney, LOWELL PALMER, Room 25, Migliavacca Building, 1110 First Street.

City of Napa, County of Nnpa, State of Califor- Jvtlpt, 01(111; Ul Udlil'H ilia, which said office the undersign- ed selects and designates as the place of business in all matters connected with said estate of RACHEI BARNEY, deceased. Dated this I2th dav of April. 1934. LOUIS A. EZETTIE Administrator of the Estate of Rachel Barney, deceased.

LOWELL PALMER Attorney for Administrator. Room 25, Migliavacca Building Napa, (4-13) I.LE BOGGS Automobile Insurance. NAPA VALLEY ELECTRIC TRAIN SCHEDULES (Effective February 25, 1934) Due at Napa SOUTH BOUND A. M. 6:55: 11:50.

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March 13. 1934. CLARENCE if. RIGGINS Napa, California. Attorney for Administratrix.

(3-13) Chan Kong Herb Co. 1045 Main street, Napa, Calif. Phone Napa 1370 Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 p.

m. Sunday, 9 m. to 11 a. m. 1.