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tenant-governorship ot California. a secret inquiry was being made and 1 "First la Workmanship** Custom Built Pumltur* Qfd Furniture Modernized ABM8TRONO LINOLEUM IPABK STOVES Mittriasea BmtftM u4 Recovered Adolph Richter Stanford OpMitorini and fanltan Co. All Interested ere welcome. Tray by private. investigators Into th* service. ballet count of 8aa Mateo county Thursday, 7:30 p. u. - Public' hi the recent contest for th* NEW ORLEANS, Sept. $ (A>-- meeting of Townsend -Plan Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd., at sheriffs office were discounted to day by County Clark Elmore B. Senator Huey Long set the wheels Community Housei speakers, Capt. Hinman. ' In motion today t call another Delbert Brunton and T. p^tuttle. Th* stataments that thare were special session of the legislature Thursday, I^Sfy. .more ballota cast In' some precincts for "Instant" Impeachment of the tha Palo Alto Womens, Tennis entire New Orleani city adminis Club at the Community House. Thursday, |^| m>-Addr*air by than there wars voters registered were probably due, Hinman said, to the use of old registration lists tration. J. W. Southwlck, Aociallpt candi foe--refsrsnea proposes. Lonf told his legislative com* date for lieutenant-governorship. Hinman denied that he had anjr mltteo which Is Inveettgating Union Hal\, 209 University avenue. thought of asking for a-grand jury charge* of "graft and corruption" In New. Orleans) of asserted In* tlmldatlon and stmnc-armtng of Subject. "Unemployment. Ite Cause end Cure." Public Ipvlted. . ThnnMtey, ft p. m.--Regular busi ness meeting of the Merry Makers Investigation. . Th* counting of absents* ballots was expected to rse completed by tonight. committee witnesses and suggested Club In th* Ravenswood School Caterpillar 96%. Crown, Setlerbaeh com 4%. Coaat County Oaa pref 85. 'Pacfho Oas A 7 eom`10%. Pacific Gas pref 6s 2L Pacific Pub pref 8. Transsrnerica _ -Union OH of Cat T5fr-L- - - New York -American Tel A Tel 113. . American Tan 98. Bendlx 12%. . . Borden Milk . 26. California Packing 41. * Du Pont 99. 1. General Motors 28%. , . International TeL A Tgl 9%. Value Mis avenb to VI will a turnli alx w - Plai were Ing oi Legloi ter v, dent < Browi trlct office) made Thaar 630 Ramona St. that the legislature assemble In auditorium. . Kennecott 18%. Mrs. 2 Phone 1IM1 . stantly to "get thaw crock* and Friday, 9 a. m. to I p. thuga" out of New Orleans. Opening of two-day rummage*sals Senator Long's remarks before gfven by pomen of the First the legislative committee were In Christian Church at 336 University terpreted to mean that the Na avenue. tional Guard will be called out "to Friday, I p. m.--Meeting of `Mc Montgomery Ward 29%. ' " Southern Cal Edison 12%. Southern Pacific 17%. Studebaker 3%. * Untlad Aircraft 15%. ; Uplted SUtea Steel 80%. appoli tha th Dr. of* lab Unlvei Klwar protect the committee and he ex tended to Include Urn entire city." NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 6 UTi -- Senstor Huey P. Txuig's "dictator* ship", laws^btcome binding on Louisiana tomorrow noon. MOAdopted at the recent extra ses sion of. the. leghlatu re.,. they. give Kinley Relief Corps In . .Native Bona' Hall. * Friday, 1:90 p. m.--First regular fall meeting of the Lai LomUas Parent-Teacher Association, In Las Lomtta* school house. Mrs. Louis Rothenherg and Mrs. William Dowd, hostesses. ' Friday* -7tM p. m.--Meeting - ot -*STOCK- AVERAGES -' - SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9 (UP) (Copyright, 1934, Standard Sta- Gov. Prank F, Bjterrtam today planned an Immediate special see* Ion of the state legislature to- ap prove a - $94,000,000 bond-leeoe--for unemployment relief, Merrlsm .will recommend the bond_Issue. as. .well.. as. advocating tletlea Co.) Month Today x A* fiO_Indu#trlal . .......... 88.2 79.9 ao~Railrot'de'T. ;.7;t ^37.i ------ 85.5 30 Utilities ........ .......... 58.Y 08.0 90 ToUl .......... .. .......... 71.7 69.2 Macor "New rights insofa ar* co -SEthe elate administration allied with Long, blanket powers to. act In al most'any emergency. ' Long's political enemies In tha '`old regular" machine which 'has the Hays Guild of the First Prssbyterlan Church at the home of Mrs. C. E. Ashworth, 534 Forest avenue. ruled New Orleans fa/ years are Friday, 9 p. m.--At the horn* fit preparing for the stroke. pato Alto Ruslnesa and Profes- Many expressions of life In this rinnnl Women's Club at clubhouse, gay, old city will be danced In the 833 I.ylton avenue: current events tbmjio of the newly formed state program: Mrs. Katherine Adkins, police or a free-handed National leader;-Mias Marie Raker, hostess. Guard If the ^Klngrioh" chooses to Friday, 9:l p. m. to -p. m.-- hava them infurvl tbs new laws. Second day of rummage aale.by Race Track News Banned Pythian Sfstera, 086 Emerson With dissemination of race horae street. - measures to aid mortgage holders ---------BOND'AVERAGES and delinquent taxpayers. Th* 30 Industrials . .......... 82.8 82.8 mortgage aid plan may bs a mora 20 Railroads ,. .......... 80.4 82.9 torium on foreclosures for a.deft- 20 Utilities .... .......... 88.2 88.3 nits period. . 60 Total ........ 88.8* *84A The session has been expeeted as state relief funds have dwin .. - GRAIN FUTURES dled steadily In the lest few CHIOAOO, Sept 6 un--Wheat months. The legislators will as doss: September (old), 1.06% j De- semble, within one week after the eembor (old),-L0%1. May, 1.07% format call and will -receive no to 1.07Hi-- --------------------- ~ pay for ths session, which should Com oloaai September. ?%; De be. a phort on*. - .............. __ comber-old,- 90% to.. 00%; May, The governor will leave the me 82% to 83%. v . chanics of both proposals -- the MOl Tha c power* negotli official of thi will ar blennli within ' Th# to that news unlawful, publications speci Saturday, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.-- alizing In such Information plan to Second day of rummage sale by leave the city end newspapers say women of First Christian (jhurch; they will carry no racing news 336 University avenue. "until further notice." Illegal book Saturday, 10:30 a. m. -- Telling making establishments must close. of nature stories In Children's Tdday the legislative committee Museum (Public Library). . continued Its Investigation of "vice bond Issue and the. mortgage-de linquent taxpayers relief--entirely in the hands of th* lawmakers. Whatever measures, they draft mutt go on the ballot In No vember for approval of th* voters'. Markets at a Glance NEW YORK, Sept. 0 (iR-- Stocks heavy, metals lead reietkm. Bonds Irregular, U. 8. govern ment's resistant. Curblmlxcd, speciaitlee steady.. Foreign exchangee easy, gold currencies sag. Cotton the tr closing evenini Thera have n ion w Aetlon DEVELOPING EVICTED FILIPnd graft" In New Orleans under the administration of Mayor T. Semmes Watmsley. Witnesses have testified that lottery companies, steady, Wall 'Street and commis sion house buying. Sugar ataady, trade buying. Coffee quiet, com mission house eupport. by the Th* i inform its pow S PRINTING S ENLARGING AU Work Done __In Our Own Whop, -- i tie* i-- Commercial Photography $avid J^jseble race horse "bookies" and vice es tabllshments paid "protection" mon ey to the city police. Mayor Walmsley announced hts NOW SCATTERING (Continued from Pag* One) proper! CHICAGO, Sept. 6 UD--Wheat Iln roei higher, receipts sh'arply curtalted. munlty by Louis Barthou, French foreign Corn weak, rains Improving for and th< Poultry, Butter desire to defend hie record before f-the-committee ns an nudltor war assigned to check the -city books t4 gain Information <f financial transactions. "Nothing to Hide" A. Miles -Pratt, city ccmmlssloner ^SAUNAS,. Sept. - A--Evicted from ranch quartern.in the Salinas and Pajaro valleys, some 500 Fili pino lettuce workers Involved- In th* recent strike were reported traveling Into adjoining counties minister,. to Rome, possible. It age. Cattle' strong to 29 higher,' was-sald forniat~amTonncnmt**ort'WTW--HSgT-YOTdy"T6------the accord would be made , at tha lower, top $7.00. " end of Barthou'a ccnferences at the Italian capital,u A new declaration!"of the neces sity'of aiding the Ipanu'rian coun it3 University A*a of finance and taxation, declared that the city had "nothing to hide." A threatening situation faced the citfsena as A>lans were made' by Aim TERMITES Long and Walmsley, bitter ene mies. to meet on the battleground < September 11 In the primary elec tion. SoM. E. Rackley TeL 7816 Formerly the ' M7 Waverley "City Ant Man" Street Under the newly-enacted pro gram, Gov. O. K. Allen, Long's chief of command,, will have legis lative authority to use the state police force in unlimited numbers to enforce_law within municipal Pu-yt; ruler 'of Manehukuo, has limits, use of the militia beyond adopted an orchid with five petals court Injunction, and power to take a hand in the running of election as the family crest. ' , machinery of Louisians, That** lut you'll wy when you try the new Poro While. Its pure* nowy whiteness r.freshens up the kitchen, the bathroom -- every room in the boose. It atays'whtte hagis Is es easy to wash es a AiM <" ' WHITESO colon AT NEW^tOW PRICES today after being told by so-called tries commercially"/also* was said vigilante groups not to return. to have b^pn reacted by Italy and The evictions, authorities here said (hey understood, were direct ed against the Filipino workers who had refused to resume let tuce picking pending Viedlatton of the strike demands, which Includ ed increased pay end ' Improved working conditions. "France, .bu.t.t.he mletthhoodde* of extend' ing such aid were .understood still to be open for dlsousslon. The French, who heretofore fell they could not depend upon Italian friendship, now say they -are'.con vinced an entente Is possible. Other ticklish questions, such No* disorders were reported . as the Filipinos packed ' their , be- longlngd and left under the" per suasion of farthers and Salinas business men, armed with ;cleb# and guns. ' D. L. Marcuelo, president of. the problems *of ' naval parity, .and - * conflict of Interests- in Tunis and Libya, were said to have b*4n left opeh for self-solution, after reestablishment of a cordial at mosphere. Filipino labor union, announced ,. The accord was said to have he had sent telegrams of protest been reached after conversations igalnst * the evictions to acting between Premier ' Mussolini and Governor Frank' F.- Merriam of Ambassador D* Chambrun, French California? Secretary of War Dern envoy to Rome. _ ^ and resident Philippines commis Premier' Mussolini, escorted 'to sioner at Washington. this Southern port' by warships, opened th* c*WrateA. f*lr *hd R. VISITS PROP. FISItER HYDE PARK* N. Yv Sept. 6 </P started a vigorous Italian drive to capture Asiatle markets. - President Tloosevelt, accom panied by Joseph R. Eastman, federal rail cn>oi(Hnatnr, departed today on a motor trip to Bear White making an inspection tour Mussolini received two disagree able surprises. H* found the, gate* of the German .pavilion.clofeed and Mountain ^tate Park. Previously a few moments later.-discovered he held a1 brief conference with 'that Yugoslavia also, had failed to Professor Irving Fisher of ,YeI* send exhibits, Officials explained UlUYSfrity- ..it ..wae..said', to.'have both countries, after arranging to WSONC8DAY, 8KPT. 6, 1934 Th* Fsdersi-Stet* Market rtswi gsrvlcs queteei FOI Prices to 8. P, Pries RstsM Live Dressed Leghorn Broilers, 1J*. II lbs. per dot... 24--85* 32--Me Lsahom-Brollera IS- 21 lbs. per dos... 24--Mo ^32--Me Leghorn Broilers, M- ' 24 Iba per dos... Lsxhorn . Frysra up _ to 2 lbs. ......... 20-rlio 21--30c Colored Frysra 8%- . . . 3 Iba .................... 17--18C-.27--8e Colored Frysra Over - I Iba ......r.....-18-19*'f-**e Colored Roastera 8%to 4 lbs................... 1 Over 4 lbs.............. U Jlc 29--Sic 2ie SO--32c Leghorn Mesa all slses .................... ^. , 14* ,18--19c Colored Uesa Uadtr ' .. f Iba .................... 17--180 21--22c Colored Heoa I Iba and over /............. 17--lie 22--23c Leghorn Roosters 7-- 8c 12--Wc- Colored'Roosters.... t-- )o 12--lie Young J>ucka undsr ft Iba ..................... I-- . Over ft Iba ........... 12--lfto 21--2Sc Squsba all slies... 21--230 #1--|2o kissnna sit sites * per daoa ............ ...ll-t.M |ft- \ D~ omemstlftea Raabbbbilttsa. Under 8 Iba .. 9--10s 14--17c Domestic Rsbbfta ft lbs. end over.r, 9?- 8* 20--lie Turesrajrvupg tema . under IT Iba .......... Turkeys, voting-tens ever Tr iba ......... Turkeya young ben# Turkeya old nena.. Turkeya eld toms.. 1 '* MARKIT PRICIS . nuTTin tember - Regist Mrs. E. tratlojn/J trlct; wi on Mond days froi Yale, stri . * Now A 651 Unjvi burg,, 10{ Spror,' ^ Rbgers, T Mehsrso, Robert ) C. C. Ker, D. O. Li out; H. Street: V strep,; R Cowper c Coleridge' Cornell e< ,* * Beoomm been without significance. be represented, had changed their Bultef-^lf Score, 87o 'per minds at the last minute, ; soore, 36Vic; 80 ecore, ,24a _ eoo* lb.; . 91 E. V. Ch* manager PALO ALTO PAINT CO. S34 Emtrion St. w. T. FLOYD Phont 31333 BRAOONI-.In Wrwdslde, Heptem* her 6, 1984. Sabina Bragonl, be The exposition Is-largely a show of Italian enterprise In extending trade throughout the Mediterran ean basin and th* lands asst of the Huef. Cgge -- Wholesale brie** of' retal' fradra: U. 8. ' Rxtrs.a Large. 27>ic; r. S. Extras. Medlama 24Hc; ICxfraa Smalls,. HHa ' Quotatieee to revaiftred# b? Foul' Hy FrMueerr AatoehilldA ef Oetilrei sllfernw, effeetlve today, are as of tho U eumed 1h the Palo elty Avem> family ho ' Special* for Friday and Saturday loved wife of Louis Bragonl, ! ter of Albert Franal of Oak-' dale and Adolph Fransl of San Francisco. A native of Swltser- land, aged SO years. Notice of funeral later. Friends may call at th* Layng and Tlnney Fu (Continued, from Page One) neral Home. . their associate* to ~ obtain con ........2e TTTJ-....26C Andrew sttir~HRUni FLIERS AT KIRKWALL although b LONDON, Sept. 6 (jysTh* two points diff American filers. Prof. (Richard U. Latest av Light of Tela and Robert Wilson M*ylll4 . of, New Rochelle,. N. !, airrtvSa Harrlngtor