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Show rTTTTTVWTT fTTTTf The Puzzler on Spain 1952 14 Bows. 17 19 38 Moll,te3- 33 40 Snaky fish. 42 Reaches a 44 45 47 48 49 51 52 53 55 57 1 place. Sun. Long grass. Rescues. Cry of an owl. 2 3 Twice. Minor note. center Oil 23 28 Oklahoma. Satiates. Feudal benefice. 1511. Ringworm. Regrets, exceedingly. 20 Bills. 22 Party for men only. 23 Measure of r floth. 24 Butts to shoot at. 26 To make a mistake. 27 Fourth note. 28 Sables. 29 Cart. 31 Seventh note. 32 Girdle. 33 Newspaper paragraph.). 34 Northwest, of Oklahoma, 19 Chief manu- fat luring industry of Okla homa is in ? the 20 Sells. 21 The Stars ? and 21 COMING INTO Gray 30 Aye. 35 Obnoxious 9 Getius of herbs Christmas Notions. carol. Nominal value. 12 To put up a Lost to view. To grin. poker stake. Blouse. 13Twelve Was sucmonths PI ). cessful. IS Joker VERTICAL JS One of the main lndus- Total 19 39 Monk's 41 Dregs. 43 Yellow cow-1- . her-sel- f white-toppe- T lT R D A Y, hear, Ray rambled on. you knew about that? M A Y "ft hat do Susan flushed "He was talking about making a trip before left," she said evasively. "I don't know. I alwaxs lend of thought he a, buzzing around you." said Ray. 1 21. FACE FIVE 2. "Don't do as I did. Ray reminded her bitterlv "Don't let your one chance of happiness go and be sorry for It " She was thinking of Skv Webb, of course, and the rich gill He'd married. "You know Low I used to rave," "All about an Ray continued. apartment on lie diive aud mink I oat an' what not That.'' Ray told 1 was kidher, "was all the hunk fte'd alwava been ding myself, pour. Mamma and I, and I said to noself 1 was tired of it. When ked me to run off with him Sky I gave In 111 a lot of smart talk bout wpgt 1 bad to have before 1 d settle down He took.lt seriously, and the liis( ihlug 1 kuew he'd off and teamed up with that gone oilier gnl " Susan had been listening serift lieu ltay finished ously snd .lapsed Into a 81 of musing Susan said, 'Of course our problem aren't at all the some, I wouldn't ' mind being poor aud l!ob knows It. "hm I warn to lie sure of is what w ill make L in I appv ?" Rav stunted 'lm telling you don l tie like that' Take your see and what routes You jrhaine don t wain to be an old maid all do vou"' your life, The two girls, so absurdly young, but ta sobered at the thought. "Of course you dout, Ray went on. "Then grab this hoy 1 don't know who he Is hut he must be 0 k. if you like him before something Were all such fooU, happens. said Ray wistfully. "Life la se short we have to take rhanrea. Thats the only way to find out CUSAN changed Hie 8ubjtct but not for long because Inevitably with Ray the talk turned to men and romances. Ray was never Interested In ahstraclions After a lit ' le spariiug Susan burst out with the question closest to her heart. .What do you think-- 1 uieao what would you do if yon wtie go ing to marry a poison aud someone told you youd be spoiliug bis life by doing it?" she flouiideied Ray's shrewd eyes scan lied her "ft'hat arj you talking face. about? I don't get you " Susan began to outline little squares and triaugles on the tables gleamiug surface with her spoon "it's this way. she said "I'm engaged it a a secret aud you mustu t if II anyone to a boy w hose His familv is frightfully rub. father is going to cut bUn off without a rent if he insists on marrying n . I Ray gasped. "It's just like In the movies"' she exclaimed. Susau 10 ed on. eager to herself "Well, the was all It over and he right, fte filk.-didn't care and 1 certainly dout. Rut today is fa her came to gee me and said I d be ruin ng bia sous whole life if I married him. Her voice broke "I don't know. It's s rt of got me. I dont know what what it's all about." to do " She gathered up her gloves. Ray "You're willing to take him with sighed. "Whew, this is a warm day out the money?'' asked Ray. for March! She waa trying to was Susan "Willing! frankly divert the conversation Into live1 was aghast. glad when be told lier channels. "Doesn't it msk me it was going to be that way. I you want to get out of this man's ' a gave us better chance town to Rome place where you can thought to make a go of it But now I'm see the sky? not certain. He's always been rich Suddenly through Susan's mind and maybe he d be lost without all flashed the thought of the ranch the things bes been used to. Maybe Bob had described to her herself he'd blame me for being the cause in a her hair blowapron, printed of bis breaking away from his faming in the wind. It was a pleasant I couldn't stand ily and friends. picture. She wondered how aha that, she finished wearily. had alliwed a middle aged man two fiats her small with w dull concept of life to let Ray planted on the table. "You listen to me! her think aha could abandon it. she Baid. "Don't be a fool! "You're sweet, Ray, Suaan aald Sudo what's "I want to right," humbly. san insisted. "Don't try to kid me." The other girl blinked and there waa a tear TJAY'S doll face with Its fringed, on the end of her foolishly beaded mascaraed lashes and Its fluff lash. "Come aloDg and don't forget of yellow curling hair looked un- to ask me to the wedding. "I won't, Susan promised. The words believably childlike. She hurried along the street with which Issued from those painted lips, however, were unmistakably dancing steps. adult. , (To Be Continued) plant. courtesy., 52 Pastry. 54 Behold. ROOM house, garage. Third West Thone 615 3 2ll South W M28 12 312 ( -- .since foo A. L). V Years Experience Center Phone 936 M0 VING a, kmc. Hating. Local and Long Hauling John mi 11b Jt Transfer Co. Phono 314. I Ft'RNISliED apartment East 50 Center FURNISHED apartment, 155 North Second Fast V lb-ta- M26 310 90. M2l ATTRACTRICK modern four room furnished apartment for rent Call 159-M25 CRY Moving ATTRACTIVE modern apartment Photic 863 M23 PHONE 448 MODERN apartment, 3 rooms and bath; just remodeled 91 South Second East Phone 764 MHtf goods and pianos tran.sfeired to all parts of the city liiiii.-aiiiil- WELL FURNISHED small apartment. Laundry, garage, etc. Reduced rates. 135 East Center. Long Distance Haulini MIOtf. FURNISHED apartments at tel Central. Phona 1235. Ault & Son J. W. Ho- J'2 FOR SALE Here Is A Bargain homes with beautiful IDEAL lawn, garden, fruits and trees Bargain. Inquire 136 West First M22 North. A modern home on corner of Center ami Canyon Roud listed at $1500 00. Make me a cash offer on it. It must be sold at once. This office doses at 1 p. m. Saturdays "BLOOD TESTED Rocks. Reds, White Rocks, Orpingtons. 190 $8 95; Heavy Assorted $6 59: not shinned here, hatched locally; prepaid; live delivery Colorado " Hatchery, Denver, Colorado GEO. Y. SMITH'S Real Estate Agency M21. FOR SALF? Early tomato plants and asters 464 Canyon Road M28 PLANTS TWO loads of alfalfa hav. first i crop. Call 1292 North 2nd F-s- M21 F'RESH young milk gnats, splendid milkers. Mrs. Edith McKee M27 Lewiston, Utah. pigs, Chester heifers. Martin M21 North Logan. CALL Ernest Morgan. phone 591J-for your seed potato reM2C quirement. MODERN canyon home. Call 972 - 2 Hie-stan- CHOICE TOMATOES I5c a Dozen ASTERS - ZINNIAS PETUNIAS - SALVIAS VERVINAS - SNAP DRAGONS Big, Strong Plants ' 20c u Dozen Thatcher & Morrell 1 F'eed Company Center 46 W. Phone 284 J2. YOUNG pigs. Phone TWO No. 3 wagons, condition George P. Smithfleld. Phone M25 794-R- 2 In good Toolson, 2 female goat Seventh North. YOUNG YOUNG pigs 590-J- 1 LOANS M23 Dalton Providence AND 24 TOMATO PLANTS, huckleberry plants, cut flowers and hnby breath Agnes Roskelley, Smith-fiel- d M30 GERM fuss, no muss. AUTO M24 East 447 brew, no KEFilHANQHG HOME ACCT. CORP. 2375 KIESEL AVE. PHONE Time" flavor, nutritious, satisfying Nothing else like it. Agents wanted Cache Produce company, distributors 375 North Main. M23 3941 5172 Pilsner-Wursbur-ge- r. Ye Old HAY DERPHCK swivels, new and old styles. Also brace castings, something new. Affleck Machine Shop, 150 Flast First South J16 For CARPENTER or Con- struction Work Call REVERE FORSBERG Building Contract or Day Work. Ihone 827-371 East 7th North R electric washers in good 161 condition, priced to sell East First South Phone 475-- TAVO J M23 Y'OUNG KEEP YOUR pigs. Budge Low, Provi- dence. M21 CREDIT GOOD FRESH Jersey cow Joseph Taylor. 458 North Third East M21 CHOICJ5 transplanted 113-- plants. Phone J yon Road. tomato 1155 Can M27 be-1- Hv-ru- KM Dr. Win. W. Ross Health Service THREE room furnished lottage 13 South Fouith Weal, freshly M21 papered. TWO attractive four room mod ern apartments. 261 East Third Mill tf North Male Help W'-.SV- HubJu iition FURNISHED 111 ut 25 Ml FOR RENT White; EOUS Will per cen; discount. or 184. M22-- t. - f Mat II The Puking Nows has been id! sell at I'lume 539-- Graham-Puig- CHIROPRACTOR CONSULT COUNTY CLERK OR The is reserved to ac- BOARDERS or roomers. Best location and service lowest rates THE RESPECTIVE SIGNERS cept or right any or all proposals reject 517 F?a.xt Fifth North. Phone 941 FOR FURTHER INFORMA- or to accept any or all alternates. M28 TION. Utah State Building Commission W. J. Halloran, President WANTED horse Small for gentle R K. Brown, NOTICE TO CREDITORS selling iie cream. 520 East Superintendent of Construction. F'ourth North. In the District Court of Cache First publication May 14, 1932. M23 By CARL WI THRK Il Last publication May 23, 1932. County, Utah. and In l.itc years, window WOMAN and 2 children want ride In the Matter of the Estate of NOTICE to Ohio by June 4 269 Flast porch boxes have come into more where ESTHER C. ROGERS, deceased M21 Second South use, especially in cities Creditors of will the First claims In tile Court District present ground space is rather scarce. ODD vouche-or to with ot the the Judicial State District jobs, gardening taking undersigned Flower boxes of this kind have care of lawns Francis J. Birch ot Utah, in and for the Count) at the office of Joseph E Evans, made wonderful effect. 464 Canyon road M21 at of 516 suite David Cache. law, attorney Plants, such as "draccna inde- Ecclcs Building, Ogden, Utah, on 4 room nicely 3 or JUNE visa," and others, in tubs, make a or before FIRST. IN THE MATTER OF THE DISJuly 18, 1932. furnished apartment or 4 room great improvement on a building A. H. CHAMBERS. THE WEST SOLUTION OF when placed on the steps or by house, must be modern. P. O STATE BANK, a corporCACHE Administrator of M21 The BOX 509 entrance. the expense ation. Joseph E Evans, or tubs is these boxes very Attorney for administrator filling TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF uria!l First publicotion, May 14. 1932 THE WEST CACHE STATE ME ASH REMENTS Last publication, June 11. 1932 BANK. A CORPORATION. AND TO THE DIRECTORS AND TO A MAN WITH CAR WANT FID ARE GtAEN to advertise our goods and disAND CREDITOR OF SAID CORPorch boxes may he placed ilMJI ICE tribute introductory packages to PORATION, AND TO THE GENlicitly on the floor or on the Must be satisfied ERAL PUBLIC: railing Window boxes when placed Department of the Interior, genwith one an hour Ht start. Write You and each of you will please on brai kcLs under the window eral land office at Salt Lake City, for full partirula. take notice that a petition ha ALBERT should be 9 inches deep 7 inches Utah, April 20, 1932. MILLS. been filed with the Distrut Court ROUTE MGR. 2151 wide at the bottom, and 9 inches NOTICE is hereby given that of MONMOUTH. CINCINNATI O wide at the top, inside measureMolcn Petersen, of Hyrum, Utah, the the First Judicial District of M21 State of Utah, and for the ments who, on February 28, 1930, made of the for Cache, County praying homestead im G (stork entry h, The material should hr raising', Cm lie of the We- -' AN inch lumber, No 944273, for NlsSEU. Sec. 11 State Bank, a m not less than 1 corporation anil t he Sec. 15, SW'iSE'i. to SE'.SWL, feet three with paititions every to W T of its aet.x SW'.NW-,BROWN, the pioneer monu-nNW'.NE'i, Bros Banking umipanv. warping See 22 NE'.NW'i See Thatcher id maker of Cache valley, is a In order to have good drainage for the in tiu-- t corporation, See. 27 23. SEGSW',. equipped to furnish the best and e and benefit of the stockholder- :n the boxes, holes should be bored most beautiful monuments and NE'iNW'., of said corporation Before filling the Sec. 28. NW'.NE'i, in the bottom Sec 34, Township 10 North, Range markers that i an he obtained ou will further take notiei ' boxes with soil, the drainage holes 3 East. Call amt inspect our disnlav Salt Lake Meridian, has that on he 9th of July. 19.32, should be covered with broken filed notice day 319 South of intention to make Mam street M27 This drainage is final will be made to the pieces of pots proof, to establish claim to anplical,n ourt to dissolve said corporation' a saleguard against the soil the land above described, before in LADY wishes housework by the onformity with the prayer of rung sour, which is very bud C. F Olsen, notary public, at dav Inquire at Park hotel, Apt anl Before planting for the plants mijeetions to Utah, on the 31st day of May, th- - petition. of Any M21. aid pet'lion and granting the boxes should be painted 1932 the dissolution said of orpora he boxes should be filled with Claimant names as witnesses painting, non must be filed with th t ierk PAIFIR HANGING to about I to l1.- inches from Leon Anderson, Algernon Peter-son- . J E Knight. Phone of said court on ot hefoie the 763-tne top, so that in watering the J10 George Wilson and Lyman sth day of Julv, 1932. otherwise not be washed out of the Nielson, all of Hvrum, Utah. ami v.i iid and will be ASHES and rubbish removed. Call petition gianted The kind of soil is very box Eli F. Taylor. aid corporation dissolved 418 tf A good mixture would important Register M tv. '.'32 21st Dated of this day 1 of sand ' 2 of soil. be Dates of publication: April 23, part pints BY THE COURT and ' part of well rotted manure, 30. May 7, 14, 21, 1932. '."EALl C. V MOHR School For some plants, ell mixed Clerk NOTRE TO ELECTRICAL light soil mixed with sand is best Rede L. rsen By May CONTRACTORS Bone meal or Vigoro should be Deputy Cleik Sealed proposals will be received Young A- Itullen, used sparingly, about one teaspoon The operetta "Hansel and Grct--- 1 by the Utah State Building com- Attorneys. in a square foot . AVhitticr produced by the The growth of the plants de- mission, Room 239 State Capitol, redit to huol recently, was a Lake City, Utah, until 19 09 pends on the method of planting Salt m a. 24, 1932, and at that , Mav iveryone connected with it, liter which thrv should be watered and time read, Miss Leora Lewis and publicly opened The reason for the immediately for furnishing all materials and COLLEGIATE BAND lime Ross, who were in charge plants turning yellow latpr in the for ail labor Max required performing and Relda GardMurdock season is that they hid too much electrical work in connection ner. who took the leading parts, voter, less water will restore the the the Administration Building CROWD dpi exceptionally fine work in o'or The best time to bprinklc with at the Utah State Agricultural their singing and acting roles. The th- - plants is in the morning or Utah. college, Logan, whole act showed precision, accu evening It is harmful to sprinkle and Plans and specifications in every ravy and thoroughness with mid water during the hot c con-a In well chosen of with group detail. Everyone seeing the play The dead blossoms should proposals blanks together day ert last to the numbers other instruments marking pertaining commented upon it as an out aivvavs be picked off proposals, may be obtained at the of their college activity in music standing feature SOME PLANTS of the architects. Hodgson for this year, the Utah State office This was produced by the sixth ARE RECOMMENDED & McClenahan, Eccles Building, Agricultural college band memAnother Some flowers that make attrac- - Ogden, representation 15 09 bers were heard by a large group grade. A deposit of Utah. or window boxes are red by the fourth grade under for the plans and specifications an the tabernacle square al Sun- givendirection salof the ,i..l; geraniums, pelargonium, Lyman Rnh. required and this sum will be down Friday night. erts entitled "Spring" was of addFor is via splcndens, and petunia. N. W. Christiansen, Director refunded providing the bidder has ed interest hanging plants: ivy geranuim, ver- returned the plans not later than with his group of players in MSA Jt Ml gf bena, sweet alyssum, and iobelia. May 27th, 1932; and provided furmarched down Main street For shady places we recommend ther that he has submitted a pro- from the courthouse to the band NEW SIGNALS For posal for the work herein ad- stand In front of the tabernacle begonia, saitana and fuchia STOCKHOLM, May 21. d 19 -- A hanging baskets, we recommend vertised, otherwise only 5 00 of at 5:45 p. m. the deposit will be refunded. Many can were parked along new trattic signal system, similar nasturtium, wandering jew. and sprengerei, P.ed geraniums Proposals shall be made in strict the curbing west, south, and to that used in the United States with blue petunias give good ef- accordance may be installed in Stockholm in with all provisions north of the tabernacle square. and plans, fect. Fink geraniums with pink of the specifications Every selection played had been the near future Under the direcand the college tion of Traffic Inspector Carl petunias, salvia mixed with lobelia and must be made on blank forms chosen with care, Palms should be to be provided by the architects muscians played it with ease and Strawstrom, of the citv p'Jice, exmatch well. I Cash or Certified check in the a high degree of finished skill. tensive tests are being made, used in tubs. MISCRU in new Ten (eiits cr line per insertion BIG PIGS and little- 1!. M24. Equity - d 1 FORD Tudor, excellent ililion, 31H North Fourth West. 10311 LEGAL KATE widEXPERIENCED middle-ageow. good cook and housekeeper amount of five per cent of the wants employment. Phone 475-- J each probid must accompany M28 Wanted (Abbr). AUTOMOBILES For each insertion one cent per word; for one week, five cents per word, for one mouth, ir cents word Minimum per charge for first insertion 15 cents It not pnicj within three days double price will be charged WANTED posal FOR SALE WANT AI) HATES - Legal Notices PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP N- 'TICES 103 a bugle 44 To, classify 46 Moist. 45 Flock. 5u Title of r6 Hour; Cl'SAN fought a battle with that morning. Bob was to come at eight and through alternate chills and fevers she tried to make up her mind what to say to him when lie arrived. She had ex plained to Aunt Jessie who had remained singularly unmoved by the news of the girl's change of plan that the caller had been Bob'! father. Aunt Jessie had tactfully refrained from asking questions. She had seemed gentler since her Illness Aunt Jessie was looking forward to making a long visit to her sister who lived in southern Illinois. "1 m going for a walk, Susan told her abruptly a few minutes later Scarcely conscious of t lie direction she was taking, she boarded a street car headed for the business district. She must do something. She must keep active. She stopped at a drug atore telephone booth an called Ray Flanuery. Well, stranger, where have you been keeping yourself?" Ray demanded. "I've missed you like the dicker 1." "Can you have lunch with me?" f san asked. Ray agreed with enthusiasm. Half an hour aer ov.-- r the square, table In a s it shop Ray stared at Susan with frank interest. "Come Into money or something? she w- - ted to know. Sussi tried to explain. Her aunt bad been 111, she said vaguely, and she had been needed at b me. Ray seemed satisfied with th.s answer. "Say, the new girl In Heath's office sure Is a lemon, Ray continued. "She looks like something the cat dragged In. Busan smiled. She had heard about Miss Smith from Jack Waring but Ray's description seemed unduly harsh. "The old man's gone away, I S A HIGHER FAVOR 4 S "Don't be afiaid." she said bitterly, "I siian t do any bairn to yonr son." The man. a power in the down town world of affairs, departed feeling somehow bumiliuttd and routed. WINDOW BOXES In Conies in. plant. 5 Puffed a pipe. 37 Arranges cloth. 6 Chaos. 7 Work of skill. 38 Reluctant. sionless. - Oklahoma Questions iaaslMaHIIH & mi stwia me CHAPTER XL VI tWPIIAT'S exactly what I mean," said Mr. Dunbar. The faintest shade of regret tinged bis voice. Susan sat silent, her hands locked in he? lap. Her mind was in confusion. Yesterday everything bad been clear sailing. It had all sounded so simple, so easy. Even Bob's report of his fathers anger had bad a faraway, unreal aspect Older people were always troubling themselves about thinga that really didn't mailer, Susan bad thought Stocks and bonds, houses aud money. What did they count when weighed against her love for Bob? Bob had agreed with her. They would he married very quietly. He had an offer of a job on a ranch la Montana. Some man he had known at college was experimenting with wheat and there was a little tenant house they could have. Susan had thought ot herself simply and joy. ouslv as a farmer's wife. It bad all seemed quite Idyllic. Now this purse proud old man with his talk of inheritances had come to spoil everything. She felt a little sick as she listened to him. His voice rumbled on, smoothly and persuasively. "I know you wouldn't want to stand in his way we all go through these puppy love affairs " She felt in a daze. Was It true that her love for Bob would bring him only unhappiness and 111 fortune? Would be tire of poverty and of her with it? The poison of the older man's cunning barbs Infected her 'heart Perhaps she and Bnb had been fools. Perhaps she had been wrong to think that life could be so simple and straightforward as they, in their rosy dream, had visioned It Through her misery dawned the realization that her caller had repeated a question. She looked up, her eyes clouded with painful resentment I beg your pardon, I'm afraid I wasn't listening." He said, "I will make It worth your while if you let him go." "Ob!" All the pain and wound I tries UTAH, .t BY MABEL Aj?i McELLIOTT ( Answer to Previous Puzzle I. O G A N, 1 huito side-wa- HORIZONTAL Talented. 6 Protuberance. 9 Oklahoma was formerly known as Hie Territory? 11 Who is the governor of Oklahoma? U R N A L. the girl surged to the surface. She stood up proudly and menacingly. She said in a voice think you U better that trembled. go before 1 say something 1 11 regret. After all, you are Bob's father. He was won to reluctant admlra, tior. but lie could not leave without attempting to 3 j f y himself. His carefully moulded sentences flowed on Susan staled al a point some inches over the man's head, exprea i,"mAn m 1 J0 ed pride of Answer to Previous luzzlo fl A L D - j statues. IS Barricades, lit Partner, hi Sprits. Is its Who 7 22 Disorganized president? flight. 23 Sounding. 12 Small bodies 25 Dormant. of land. 26 Spirit. 13 Minute skin 27 Auction. opening. 22 Pigmentary Preposition. 1 Seventh note. EMIT tiaevus. MiVft'V 30 Greater In To devour. A J7 quantity, JS Bed on a ship. 31 states again. WV18 Stir. er ftoisjiaei "4 Symbol. Vw'SdWar fly last ruled 35 Prophets. 41 Weight allow,d (2 Uncommon. 36 ance.. Spam? (PI.) Savings in23 To slide. 42 Place where stitution. 31 Tax. 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No endorsers required. l. Al I .MOBILE LOAN DEPT. 1 U FOR RENT J -- CACHE BARBERS TO MEET MONDAY Richmond Bourbons Select Delegates RICHMOND A Democratic primary was held Friday night at club room under the dneetion the All Cache Valley harbe s wi! of Chairman J. L Robinson for hold a special meeting at the Lo the purpose of electing delegates gan Chamber of Commerce Mot. l..c s.nie deuiouatu; convention day at 8 p. m. Topic on educe it Salt Lake City, May 28. tion, organization, and legislation The delegates chosen to repre-lewill be discussed. district i and 2, comprising Jack Carlisle, president of the he Richmond and association 01 the Richmond ward and Cove,are as Master Barbers ward South, 0 member and former Ogden, follows: B. Monson, George O. vvn! the board of registration, S. W. Hcmirnks; with H Bpeak. Bair, Dr. J. M Godfrey, William Johnson, secretary o' Lester nd J. L. Robinson as alternates. the organization Journeymen's will be another speaker diiriii, NEW ENGINE the session. Stress will be la,-- ' STOCKHOl let, !! O'l" on the uesirabiiily of baliM, cw Diesel engine has been of type signing up for a class in baib" eveloped at the Bolinder works, science to be conducted hv I m Stockholm, by K A. vaeru, Dillon of Oregon. he hief designer cf the concern t consists of a solid TENNIS FATAL type of engine, answer-n- g injection 21 BOUNTIFUL, q'i', May the need. of the heavy-dut- y Stricken suddenly while playing as well as lightweight crude oil tennis. Lowell Walker Barlow died ngines of today. Judging from of heart disease Friday in tints .11 a Biite.h motor ington where he was attendm; .ug equipped with new engine, "it school, according to word received seems to give every piotnise of beby his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John coming a valuable as. cl to write R. 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