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Finally as my time, was getting rt I reluctantly left there and went SCRIBE MAIL THEFT TO TWO EX-CONVICTS (Asxoolated Press) 3AN FRANCISCO, Oct 12.--Two mcr convicts released from prison "We sent to a nearby hou^e for a native bed. put two feet of grass on ft, loaded the baby onto It, and took it Into camp and Into our reed and thatch house. When It stood up In the room it was eight feet high. We left it alone for the night and In the morning fed it with milk and acacia leaves. It took some of both. That's the story of how- I got the giraffe." grocery merchants In the country. It Is announced today. Lord Inverclyde Inherited *10,000.000 from hts father. He has big commercial Interests and large es tates in Scotland. He Is now 28. The bride-elect Is a bobbed beauty of 19. Lord Inverclyde's great grandfather, Sir George Bums, founded the Cunard line with Samuel Cunard. ital yesterday for the front was con firmed by Governor Bay. Secretary Amaro, it is reported, will remain in Sonora until the warring Yaqula are brought under submission by the gov ernment forces. Napoleon lost thousands of his men from scurvy on his inarch to Moscow in 1812. ly a few months ago were arrested re today when federal officers are eged to have caught them in the t of looting apartment house mall xes. The pair are William Bennett, and Arthur Reed, alias Ed my. 31. The prisoners are declared by gov- iineiH agents lo have obtained ouaands of dollars through steal s' checks from the malls, forging dorsementa oti them and caching em at banks. rILl DEBATE TODAY Cheerful interiors AT STANFORD `U' (Associated Press) STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calif., :t. 12. -Debate teams of Sidney Unlrslty. Australlu. and Stanford, will ?et here tomorrow on the subject, '.esolved: That we have more to fear an to hope from science " While In tills country the Austral ia will meet the forensic teams of 27 Idwestern universities. Their first ipearance was against the University California team URKIN WILL FACE COURT FOR THEFT (Associated Prrtnt CHICAGO. Oct 12 Martin J Durn. Chicago's "sheik" slayer, under a i-year prison neruence for killing jderAl Agent Edwin C Hunahan was der*d today t.f> srnne! trial rif t. 1ft i federal court on seven charges of jferstate transportation of stolen iitiimobiles. Min, 1 m LLLLUfl In_ fV?i Tf1 DEAUTIFUL backgrounds make happier hours within your home! White, tile-like woodwork, spotless and immaculate. Colorful, harmoni ous walls. Use Silkenwhite Enamel for your glossy or rich semi-gloss surface, as desired. Fultergio will give a satin-like effect for walls and woodwork in bedrooms and kitchens and is easy to apply. Use Washable Wall Finish for |0| HIM. HOLD ONTARIO ItKKTIf OTTAWA. Oct 12 Col. Henry x'kshutt will continue in office h r entertain. governor of Omirrio penclig decision by Premier W I. Macenzlr King and Ids rulleagues a s to auecessor. AcMng Premier j. A Robh uiounced today Cot Cock^hut:. has >en lieutenant governor since M?2[ Ls term has expired Fremiei- King 111 consider the appointment of a tcressor with his roijeucUPA upon his aum from England. VKIV\ V M i NEW NON EL I/ONDON (Xt 12 Vera Countess :hi art. whose detention at El Ms Uanrl c-nused a Mir lost year, lias 'si I'fiinplfe! a. new novel K/-c<,rd- u the Daily Sk'eieh The tvvok *Jv> 11 b 11; ipd is 'It C; Py tA ' ll Is a velvet-like surface for walls. A num ber of delicate tints to select from. Get the Fuller Painting Books from your dealer and select just the tones you defire for each room. If the job is a big one, consult a master painter. It's amazing what paint will do. It can be made to flood the room with brightness or make cool and inviting interiors--a few cans of Fuller paint.' Then, lo! How your interiors are transformed. i HITE" EOK \FTFK\N M H I HE KAN8' \h c it y Or i. !2 Ku i.t h ! si r. P ! 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La Maaa Hardware Co. Furniture A Hardware Co. Ramona _____ ________________-........... R. L., .Je--r--m--a-.n Beads ad Encbttaa. Lumbar It BoUdm Simply Co. FULLER ome 400 flghta and retired, d fcattLerwelght champtoj and twlated through -four . Tounda to the discomfiture ger and heavier opponei Adams, a welterweight, pre opposition today but hi) sweeping swings seldom fou on the elusive target pro Dundee. Morgan contented. htlmai hort exhibition bout I>el bers of the Olympic club. rUng left jab that knocked from Mike B&llerlno's heat year ago was just aa mui denoe while observers aw able Improvement in `tlxe Beattie boxer handiec throughout the exhibition Dundee, one of the color of the ring, came out of recently and la making hi pearanoe here since 18X4. time, he boxed four roi draw with Willie Ritchie, 1 weight champion, and by dence. Ritchie Is the man ' Dundee to fight Morgan he long since retired. Is matcl t3ie Monarch Athletlo clul lng the bout, while Dun< unconcerned over the strli ofiSmie, la making a bid 3 timl . To Hold Roqu Tourney The eemi-annual handle of the. 8an Diego 1 Ebe held on the cour street and Park a ginning next Monday There will be three prizes to the Wallace gold m< ^warded the winners. P begin daily at 1:30 o'cloci matches every afternoon tourney. LATONIA BESU First r*o. olalmlng, 11201 1 1-16* mll--Broad Axi, If..60. 8 00. 8.80, won; Anon ool. 8.10, 6.80, *oond; Qn (flrower), 18.80, third. Bit Sporty MoGaa, y*U8tleor, 1 Lynn, Zeus the Second tlii 1:17. Second race. 11400. maldet fllllee. 8Ni furlonae--Lady IGarner), 1J.20, 6.00. 4-40. Shawl. 116 (Johnson). 180. Crooked Work. 116 (Plchon) ko. O'Olrl, Happy New Teei Belle of Kentucky, 'AMce I Borah, Clover Club, Lady ran. Time. 1:07 216. Third race, claiming, 3 ti 4 furlong*--Mayfair. 106 (Gi 12.80. 8.00. won; Sandy Hatt Beet) 6.40. 4 20. second; Mu (Pool), 8-80. third. Brush Stone, fiuperfrank. Dedans, Bauer. Certain, Buck. Bird `ran. Time. 1:12 8-6. Fourth race, allowance*. flflOO. furlongs--Park P (G-aroer). 2.60. 2.40. out; 6\ (Boganowekl). 3.60. out; I 107 (Conaolly). out. Ben*(lcii also ran. Time, 1:12 2-6. Fifth race. 46000. added aad up, 1 1-16 iniloi--K (Orump), 9.20. 4.20, 3.00. 1 mel, 113 (Gamer). *.20. Marconi, 106 (Heupel), 8 00. ' Babe, Myrtle Den. Percui Omar. Barbara alo ran. Tl Sixth race. 11600, allowa Ida, 6ty furlonge--Dr. Wai iBarnett). '*.60, S.O0. 2.40. faJdeman. 130 (Connolly: eeoond; Roily Sua. Ill K third. Realtor, Tunjwol** Gc Golden /light, Comrade else 2:0T 1-8. Seventh raoe. 81800, clal Wp, mile and 70 yards-- F 1*1 (Beoham), 7.00. J.0O, 3. On. Ill (Connolly). 7.JO, Mount Beacon. Ill (Crump. Btarbeok, Dandy Brush, Peekaboo also ran. Time, LEAVENWORTH 1 MWINS POLO C (Aaeoeiated Fresi FOHOA CITYi Okla.. O Lesswenworth won from OoMBtry club. 10' to 0, ir play today of^the.F tain ummament of thSTA) Midclatloii ` Kanau City 4Uo*p advantage of ons^p The ftretk gam*, ta a 10 to 6 Ttotorr