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Today ........ w 7 .......... 3'-. f. . .. Ml fi , 7t 6 4 V hRAGl-.fi ................<2 6 ..............>2 4 ............ 4H 3 ... .<45 Ago i M j 36 8 ] 57 4 i 71,2 I 82 2 79 3 R7.7 82 9 <1 tori ><t . i r \\V.mt ) V'U: May v 92`h tn fcrnitipt I), 76% 77% to 7; Si: July, At t (Lute* Oct 2 t sh--Stocks | nan 'w and <}ti)J . '.ii'iRp# slight. Chart ijt saeuei lm- n exchange* heavy, Co*.ton quiet, fa - l.oaur wheat mar- scr, d'anppolntlng !'off -e quiet, comi' jui Un< n. Dart C. Woolley, 77, former chief cf police of Pittsburg, Cat , now employed as a process server as a resident of Bnkelry, told Dr. R E. Corni*rt. Berkeley dop reviver he would ptirmt the scientist to use him \n rescuscitanon experiment* but Dr. Corrlsh refused *aym8 it would b murder if the attempts should fail. {Associated Pres* Pnoto) ! Treated for Injtiries-Mrs. Fete ; Peri na. Los Catos, and Miss Kltzaheth Krown, Bonnie Dunn, were given first aid treatment in ; the Pulo Alto Hospital yesterday i for Injuries incurred in an autoi mobile crash on Li Camlno Rea! near Miller's, south of here. ! Fall* From Running Board *- i Harold M Cragm, a Stanford Btu dent living in Kncma Hall, was confined to the Palo Alto If pital today for medical treatment of skull and neck Injuries Incur red when he fed from the running hoard of a car on which he was riding Saturday night, Auto Filer to Visit Hera To morrow--The Golden Gate Flyer, Hudson Teirnplana Ruggecness Run Car now finishing a 15,000mlie run through Northern Call' fcrnia and Nevada, will he at Venelt Motors, ;V23 High street, to morrow from 9:14 am,, to 11:3' a p. wneat - r mijpcit Acting u.i *. i speculative et'fhy to weak 'mu tup 16 00 flora (Continued from Page One) y, Butter said Melvin iTirvia, head investiga tor of the Dff&rtmcnt of Justice, today, "We have proof that OC" 20, 1934 is Msrt *W* f OB Prt6M to f, price Ketsu 1 Ut Draeeeo : I; JVo * i t*-]Se IS- J7 | . Cat Comei Back - 43 Miles Across Richeti! parth ifated end W3S one of the trigger men in that crime. Chief Fultz had received a call that two BU'pk'iouHrlooking men were lying In a ditch beside the car. With two citizens, he went to the point described. The pair drew pistols, and the iC<.iUnue<l from Pujre One! Fire-Swept Hill chief stalled tor time, "Oh, hft'H n policeman," one of odr ib*L IS - l?v from Singapore to Darwin. 7.5ou 25- J6r Fourth--Cathcart Jones and KVn I Waller, Kneland. route from , Ailan.ihad lnd''s i Singapore. 54<*> rm!e 16--Hc Fifth--.Mal.-.dm Henry Walker, N 23 -24c Jodhpur India. 4, aland. miles. 23--24c S2-- Lc l*-He Downey Will Speak 7 <r a. At San Jose Meeting Lf6 |S-- .( Sheridan Downey, Democratic i candidate for lieutenant-governor l U 27--ilc | ftn(j PJJ.V Hen Wilson of San! c U-- iJcN8* wjil address a mans meeting j of Santa Clara county voters to-! 'l-tJp 24- iic night tn the San Jo*e High School! auditorium, at b o clock.--' J. B.| 'fit '3-24 J - McSheehy, president of the Sanj 9* Cite nif Francisco Board of fiuperviaore j -ie per lb: *)<ahd regional vice rhshmun of the1 He | Democratic State CoinmiUtr, will! be chaiiman o! rstai MKneel., cOct. 22 <.V>- It was 43 miles ros* Chowchilla luntam tn the ranch of Mr and Mrs. P. J. Wolfscn. but Pansv, the farm cat hau made it During the summer sire was taken over the mountain to Wawona, 43 miles swi'1 to a new home. With her went her kittens. Last August she disappeared, her kittens with her. In the time that followed, foreot fires blackened the country about Chowchilla mountain. A few days ago Mrs. Wolfsen awakened and walked out to the barnyard. There with the other pets was Pansy, nungry, travel-stained and weary. Her kittens were not with hei. What happened to them Uto Wolfaens jihi not learn, the men said finally. "Let him have It." ' Roth epenej fire, then ran. Floyd made the road and stopped a small car. Wounded in the ankle, Chief Fulls took i-iichefti to jail and formed a-poss. Floyd changed to the larger car ! of James il, fonum. but police in | the neighboring city of Lisbon | blocked his way, at a bridge | Turning back :/ return h- VVII*- j ville, he encountered the posse j gathered by Chief Fultz and stup- ! ped the car. ' ) Baum, at Floyd's orders, stepped | out of the car and held up his | hands. The gunman opened fire from the rear window and then ran into the woods. Police have | not found his trail since that time. | George MacMtllsn, owner of a j car which Hoyd appropriated [ after his battle with Chief Fultz. | told Purvis ipday that Floyd Colored Man Jailedirtre. Uc. secret cetau tee6* by Fowl , m , tn`e On Assault ChargeMoeiauoe rf Ce&tra jouriou* hat society at fiu vain South .Seas, places a! ie head of each; j showed him two serious wounds, | one in the back, another tn fhe abdomen. MacMillan said Floyd wa4*.jf, %t* m \ male infant. "The hat is r.ot re-: was '.deeding badly. moved until the child ix married. ; Askew Iy>cket.t, colored, tact* a charge of assault with a deadly Advertisement . rtlae^r ............... t(r Cottgk Creomulrion e -*atp*t ar.d ! ' ' your t h.,d t i'ludtid root her t e a; e t-.rr.mg to at ) to -gb or co.d DEATHS KLFPKTKO It. I'alo Aio. iMl.f <><- 2- r.G4 F.-nne. K>P'ki huahand of Mir Minnie Kiepc; ko fa*he of Mr- W J hP Caugr.ey and Mis. C B Nee of Bai'i Al' i at. J Lrr.ee' Kie Ang'-ley a r.a'ivi Pi stills. > untu*i urnct-s wiii M J,*iJ WfOi.tr!y O.i 24'.h a` 1i AM Is* if ]', i< r weapon, as the result of ids arrest here late Saturday night. Police reported that Lockett, armed with an open krife, was ci-n chaMnir Larry Hmythe, tR*i driver, around r cab ut Alma ."tteet and Chanmng avenue. Differences over money Lockett is mih ! to have owed Kmylhe were reported to tia\e sturted the feud If YOU/l.i 'tr (f \ pimply blotchy, complexion try Resinol to.help nature heal such surface defect! Here's a White That Stays Whhe u.uli. fie* < j *M*ct* .M.pi'itfcj.t medlrma, *t.-i H;i i>'.u If.t*un.i.' AJk V.e+% Mr'a'.nil I'of k For * oper*wbit3B finish, try the < } sr. aiegaj.t H O.v a *te*3 >,{, tit-stuUtr Gruff mu i autnoryui,- money oe Uc -.-go i.f (.,<} i "tFiHT tf> B*t,, Al". rfc . <r t. * "lur 2) lk'4 Mr 1. h 'ut t,f Wife of Stic itt"'1 <i H FGt.i.i B. L Nhm pi. nrw Ihtext Whit". It's c*tf to ag*> jly. Driest ^akijy. Lasts lonfcr* May* whiter, fcasry to delta, M a dbiiaa dWi. Try it todsyl w h it e ,,d 20 colon AT LOW PRICES Mow You Can AIIORD to --Through the aid of the Federal Housing Adminis tration, local banks and other financial institutions HERE ARE HINTS: The EXTERIOR A new front porch with a screer.c.l-in 1 sun room; a breakfast roofn or a sleeping porch. Maybe a new fourjda- tion of ornamental stone. These are some of the touches of beauty and comfort that can be done at very moderate, cost. " The BASEMENT With just i little ornamental wall- board and carpentry the basement can be. transf'ormed into a billiard or ping pohg room a play room for the children. The ATTIC It can, be' very reasonably re-modeled to serve as an extra bedroom, a study room for the older children or a den. The BATH ROOM Here's a spot where modernization can work wonders. Modern plumb ing; new art wash stands, lavatory, tub and shower; a built-in linen closet; maybe new tiling. Consult any local financial instilutution or the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce for full details. Palo Alto Paint Co. hat 11 A. 1. FLOVI* * I n.tnun SiftM Thr# am ; .| Watch for the "Time*" Building Pag* - , ( - Each Saturday *3 rm i ti n r m i .