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they are vate purposes. They've been add a controv- ing "except's" to it ever sinc$, and JJLC.-X. HansenKeiF^&'usi- -this- -measure- -is -j-Ust-.ajiotheiL._exr ouldn't ception--EXCEPT school districts Taken. byJDeathi the first -that--may- own stock, in mutual >n pointed water companies in. order that be fooling they can get a.more acceptable : controv- rate. The opposition thinks an amendment to the mutual water allot pronanner of ;lature. It Bujil 60-day company act would be more in order than amending the consti tution', which they say would set a dangerous precedent for diverg geting for ing the funds of school districts. that bills BOARD OF EQUALIZATION i days af~ Number Thirteen concerns it 2ed, those self with the board of equaliza .ssion pe-' tion. ".'At present there are four nonfh of elected members from four Cali e present fornia districts '."-plus . the state de aware comptroller. The bill proposes to g up the throw the comptroller, out and make it a five-man board from five districts. Los Angeles would es--to- -set- -he.a district to-itself.-Ventura and niners in Santa Barbara would be tacked le. deslr- onto this^ district. As a matter of e healing fact, the present southern dis s would trict is too much for any one mem jasuxe is ber to be accountable for. Oppo c health nents don't like the present sys associa- tem anyway and feel re-distribu " H. C. F. -Hansen,' retired business.man and resident df Pacific Grove for the past 27 years, was found dead today at home. He was stricken during the night by a heart attack. Hansen, who was 77 years of age, was a native of Denmark. He was a member of the Pacific Grove Masonic lodge, Arrangements are in charge of Pau'l's"'Mortuary "and will be an nounced upon receipt of word from a nephew in Red Bluff, one of Hansen's few known relatives. COUNTY OFFICE SAVES TIRES BUCYRUS, O. (U.R)--Every em ployee- of ; the Crawford county clerk's office uses a bicycle for to- and-from work transportation in cluding the county clerk himself. His honor the judge--if he can wrangle the family bike from his daughter -- also uses a two wheeler. . ator GVMahoney's committee on. fers has been making footprints western metals, the committee THE LOWENSKOLDS. in Washington ever since the wSr was knocked- over by his knowl tales, make up this saga effort-startedrHe/s'a railToad-nraTip edge of American resources. certainly*--but not just another __Called to -Washington recently, oner "He "belongs~'to'_th e* "Henry'TT he arrived at 5 p.rh. He had no Kaiser "If-it's-impossible-do-it- knowledge of why he was here now" school. when he got off the, plane; An bulent impractical' ` 1 family. _ . --_ Laagerlof~SeimaT~T] OF COSTA BERLING tic cycle of legends wo He didn't even have a chance hour later, as rubber administra to finish high school. He started tor, he was talking to the news sweeping out in the little North men. His" first words were: "I Platte, Nebr., station of the Union don't know a thing about rubber, Pacific when he was only 14 years but I will do whatever is neces old. 'That's where the UP .starts sary Iq car&y out this assignment." its uphill pull to the Great Divide. "While" semi-official .^ashihgtoh 'That's Where young Bill Jeffers Was sfffl "sputtering over "who's- started as call boy, messenger, he" questions and answers, the stove stoker, and jfcnitor j'rr 1890. men who know were pointing out that burly "Bill" Jeffers doesn't The U.P. has gone a long ways need to know anything about rub' from there. So has Jeffers. Not ber. The Baruch committee has only is he president of the road, laid out the blueprint. From here (he once said "I'd rather be presi on, its a job for a tough-minded, dent- .of the -Union. Pacific _than. .hardboiled,_A>_l_executive_____ President of the United States") but the one-time uneducated PUBLISHER AT 83 . youth now holds honorary degrees ' SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (U.R)--At from four colleges. . 4 the age of 83, the Rev.-Robert W. Probably the ,only thing he's Chestnut of Duanesburg is begin prouder of is his union card. ning a new career. The clergyman Called .to testify, before a congres has retired from his pastorate and 'e meas- tion won't help. It's like "a one- sional committee on railroad will direct "the publication of The"' lded ex -In view brs and le," there e standng board against n initia>eal the tax, the m needs a does, man administration of four sepa rate districts and they don't feel the new proposal will be a step in the_nghl_direction-......... .......... - Number Fourteen proposes to lower the rate of interest on a judgment from the present 7 per cent to something lower...Judg ments take up only one paragraph in the bill on interest rates, and opponents feel that if there is to be any revising to be done all rates should be revised. ` counts There-.is ,no- opposition to this measure. ' After every federal census_ there is a re-apportionment of figures done by a commission headed by a surveyor general. `There is no longer a surveyor general in the state' -of California and Number Eighteen- proposes that the state comptroller should be put in.his place so that the commission can act. .wages, the railroad president said: "I have a very high - regard -for Advocate, national publication of the Reformed Presbyterian church. out that It was the state bar that origin highest ally sponsored the appellate court itry and procedure bill and, it happened to nice to have1 a-'word in it--"re-transfer" PHOTOGRAPHICi in this instead of "transfer." Now the ves that district court of appeals is intro setting a ducing this measure again anf! the -GREETING CARDSid. 4hat original sponsors are asking you surplus ,P.lease_iQ-^o.te "no."_- ___ ........... it all to * Because if_monies once reach 'the state comptroller's office there is very - little you can dp about legisla- them, and therefore the various enough state-departments are in the habit 'ef~.Fi.ve of holding their funds in separate >nth3 in- bank accounts. Number Seventeen rdly air has been -prbposed in order to per As the mit legislature so that the treasur i*re- not er can"h'o'ld_it"wltkout' the" money on_any=. 'being-su-b-jeGt-to--all-of-the-present- d to -do. restrictions Proponents-urge that HO SHORTAGE OF COLOR E0R AMERICAN HOMES Here is1 the Greatc out of the Great11 -Big Handsome Cabinet. . - Power-M-Far-r tease to it is safer to^have money in hands good. of the state treasurer than in all >ropoies these individual state bank ~ ac- Made From Your-Own e Now is the time to make your home more colorful. It saves tires, to. stay at home and paint these week ' end's. And you. will get loads of pleasure in painting Chassis. Big Easy-to-Re zontal Dial. ---- Snapshot-Negatives- ----- and great rsatisfactioh^ih-theTimprovement of your _..Built-in. Aerial! Re-llpholster! CONSERVE YOXJR FURNITCJRE '*S never too early to plan your property. ' ." . ' ' '. 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