Show fighters Encircle Fire In Forest West of Reno Corn Grows Tall in Riverdale t TOO CAN COOK WITH GAS six-thir- Newspaper Lauds Planning Booklet ty aaE'saaT '"'lRaj BBnJiKjffh Rj dss5siSar"2sjHR ' rSHsuB2s ' ft "if arJSkt If jfljfc RANGE Ruml Would Halt siown with his tall cron of corn wmm reaches between the air attributes his saceesa at his first attempt to "beginner's luck" C W Burton of Riverdale Wartime Taxes $3495 rJJXi 3 MURRAY BAY Quebec Aug 5 (UP) — Beardsley Ruml former chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York believes war-- I time excise taxes in the United States could and should be repealed by Aug 15 Ruml on a visit here termed beginner's luck" smilaJl the excise tax rates unnecessary W "It's of Riverdale in explain Burton land inappropriate He urged the ing the tall growth of his unusually repeal of all except those levied 'on gasoline tobacco and alcohol corn The crop which reaches fitrth 13 to 15 feet in the air is a hybrid type which will be used for silace purposes The two acre of highly fertile soil previously was used to grow alfalfa which partially (accounts for its richness Burton said The crop which is irrigated only m Wfftr hftQ VIA rt ing and is still worm free repot vd tne owner ine corn was planted May 1 Harvest Intended Drunken Driver Gets $50 Fine For Silage Use Wood row 32 of I ONLY A FEW LEFT THE FINEST GAS MONEY CAN BUY mm FIRST GRADE 24 rmrH f $74000 Offered For Beery Home I ANfiRIFS Ati OS 1 the late per gallon per gallon If ITou Ned Tires See Us Before You Buy We Can Save You Money FARR BETTER SERVICE VP Wallace Beery's Bevefley Hills mansion is being sold for 174000 but the final purchase price mav go higher Superior court yesterday ceived a petition from the 1 estate executors asking permi to sen the home A $74000 ca fer has been made by Cont Sydney M Taper and his wif The court set 'Aug 15 as the date At that time other b will have the right to increase! the Taper offer Beery 64 died last April 15 leaving an estate valued at about $2000000 Blower Saves Hay BURLINGTON Vt Aug 5 (fjP) Farmer John J Wright used a powerful blower to store 75 torif of chopped hay in his barn Jtwo months ago When flames swept t he barn yesterday he saved the nay by reversing the blower and sick-te- g it out of the building "YOUR FRIENDLY SEIBERLING DEALER" 21st & Grant 22nd & Wall Oxford Jensen who admitted a! drunken-dnvin- g charge was sentenced by City Judge J Quill Nebeker to pay $250 or serve 12S days in Jail Jensen wes arrested I Thursday night at WeU and Twelfth where he allegedly collided with another car i Farmers Will Two hundred and fifty Indiana farmers who are to tour the Pacific northwest will visit points of scenic and agricultural interest in Oregon Idaho Utah and Colorado en route from Portland to Indianapolis late this month The Hoosier group will leave Portland aboard a Union Pacific special train at three p m Aug 21 At p m that afternoon the train will stop at Bonneville Ore for a tour of the Bonneville dam Arriving at Pocatello Ida at eleven-thirt- y a m Aug 22 iie Indianans will lunch and make a brief tour of the community The train will stop at Idaho Falls Ida from p m to ten o clock that evening and will arrive at Ogden at a :n the en two-twen- ty five-thir- ty following day The special will travel from Ogden to Denver via the Denver & Bio Grande Western returning to union racmc at Denver at two 24 The party will p m August tour of tne moun- make a two-da- y tain area west and north of Dan ver hoarrlinff th tt P train a! 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