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Show The Bulletin Page ADOPT AN HEIRESS BUT DONT KNOW IT Penniless Orphan Baby Will Be Worth $20,000. New York. A childless English couple who recently adopted a baby girl orphan in a New York hospital will be surprised some day to learn is no mere foundling, but heiress to a that their foster-daughte- MEN SCORE Anderson (S. H.) Johnson 00 00 2 4 closed the fact. If stocks, bonds and mortgages weather what economic storms may supervene In the next two decades, 'Baby Jane," as she is described in court papers, on her twenty-llrs- t birthday will inherit about 820,000. Moreover, her heart will be gladdened by a platinum and sapphire h barpin, s white gold of other and Jewelry. pieces These foots were kept from the world at large during the period when the New York county adminof unwilled dispenser istrator, estates, was carefully scrutinizing all the assorted couples who found. June's smile enchanting and contemplated adoption. ' Since Janes mother wus an English girl, those Interested in the bahy's future were delighted when 'a pleasant English couple, personal . friends of Sir Gerald Camplx-llBritish consul general In New York, took a fancy to the little orphan and sought permission to adopt her. Their application was granted a few mouths ago, but since their income was adequate no one told them of the sums drawing Interest in Investments selected by the Corn Exchange Bunk Trust company. Legally, Janes could claim the childs estate if they knew about it. Surrogate James A. ad.Foley and officials In the public felt ministrator's office, however, that since the couple adopted the baby on her own merits, this pleasant surprise could wait until later. And eo at present, so far as her s are concerned, Jane 'is no heiress bnt Just a very charming baby girl wrist-watc- As can be readily seen in the following list, Division B outscor-e- d Division A this season. The two divisions are not separated below, however. Doug Ansley of Sugar House, John Holt of High land Park, Lewis Schofield of Lincoln, and Max Baker of Highland Park lead Division B while Rod Knight of Wasatch, Sonny Campbell of Wasatch and Brown of Nibley Park lead Division A. The numbers directly after the names represent the number of foul shots made per number of GUARDS Brown (Nibley Pk). 1025 50 912 716 314 41 41 39 812 37 25 25 Schofield Max Baker Ralph Knight Bob Crawford Bridge 713 919 G. Wade 414 Mont-o- 28 22 22 P. Buchner 510 16 08 14 12 12 11 10 11 Kes Powell Christensen Hoxey F. Bateman Hoggon Thus 12 means that 1 Niederhauser trys. ot was made out of a possible Nelson 2. The last number is the total Iowler number of points. Chase Gardner Mllham CENTERS 411 47 57 25 27 38 59 23 36 27 29 18 9 9 8 7 6 6 6 116 5 85 6 00 4 00 3 2 2 2 2 15 01 25 00 11 11 11 .1 .1 1 Lets Houses Go Vacant Rather Than Pay Taxes Budapest. Four modern apart ment houses are standing vacant In Debrecen. The building are owned deby a wealthy ritlxen who has cided that taxes are too high. HI would not demand excessive rentals," lie said, "but I am a victim of taxation, and I should like to complete the few years I still have here In peace. There is no peace for honse owners. Sixty-fiv- e per cent of the gross Income goes to the tax office and I have to defray repairs and other pnbllc charges from the remaining 35 per cent. "As I have a pension after my former office, I do not want to continue this struggle with the authorities, and when my tenants die or move, I close down the vacated r partment for good." Attempted Suicide Grinds Four More Tokyo. Fite people living In one l:ivw attempted to commit suicide In rapid succession. Two lads, aged seventeen and', eighteen. seeing their mother, a ' .Mrs. Snkan, take poison, decided they too would die. Their groans caused a woman bonnier to rush into the room. If you are nil going to die, I mny ns well die. too, site drcliiroil.iind swallowed some of the itoison herself. Appalled by whet he wiw when he returned home shortly afterward, Mr. Suknn exclaimed: "What is the use of my living if ercry one else dies," and also tool; poison. The five were discovered In time to he wived. Select Shorn) e foster-paren- SUGARIIOUSE SPECIAL COTTON Wash Frocks All Sizes While They Last 1" NEW SPRING Pastel Shades Beautifully Styled NEW SPRING SILK DRESSES Specially Priced $5.98 S3SS2Hfl Highest Quality Coal SUGAR HOUSE COAL CO. SENTINEL STOKERS 2191 Highland Drive 'lyland 2520 - 2521 252? Lobbs On The Job Helsingfors. A young fanner at Leppavirro, North Finland, was seriously hurt when he was attacked by huge eagle on a lonely road at night country ' lie was riding home when the giant bird swooped down on his horse. The terrified animal succeeded In shaking itself free and the bird flew off and hid behind a bush at the roadside. The fanner, who was powerfully built, dismounted and approached the bush,, and when he was a few feet away the eagle left bis biding place and flew at him. Man and eagle struggled desperately, and eventually he managed to strangle It but not before It had ripped all bis clothing to shreds and badly lacerated his body and both arms. The eagle was later measured and had a wing span of seven feet . Woman Ties Money to Toy Balloon; It Flys Away Helsingfors, Finland. Having sold her cow for $25 at the Heins veden (central Finland) market, a peasant woman tied the string of a toy balloon, which she had purchased for her child, ' around the money. Bumped against in the seething crowd, the unfortunate woman lnad vertently released the string; the balloon rapidly disappeared In the sky bearing the money with it Massachusetts Collector Has 3,500 Midget Books Brookline, Mass. James D. Henderson claims to have one of the worlds biggest collections of little books. 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