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1m anoclcsDisr ftimesr 18 MORNING JULY 9. DEATHS With Funeral Announcement. VITAL RECORD THE WEATHER Oml ftataenl News of San Jpaquin Valley BBSS DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. RANDALL, Let 495S Lot Fella Road, Alice J. Kandell.

loving mother ot Helen R. Dtvidn: lister ef Annie Hawkins, Klla Allen, Maud Randall, line Atkinson, Frank T. and Ueortt K. Hlnehart, Funeral services Tuesday, July 10, tt iocal omen, v. wrather ho.

Tit-Ay, 1.0 Aimrlca. Jul iHepnled br 11, Hrurr, Melnirolmlst Al ScUxk a the barometer reisierl at pm. 39 M. Thermometer fur the Jnrrrpuuaiii tmurl Miauxt Al cles, SEQUOIA LURES BAIXWIN. The funeral irrrviret of Wrttht A Baldwin will be lirld today at 1 pm.

Ii om the chapel of W. A. Brown. ens ud am art, KfUlns hutmdiiy. Sam wia oouiu rioaer aireet, BAI Efl, At AOA Nurfh Nnrmanilla avenue.

rent. Wind, 7 ner rem a no Der rrr er VACATIONISTS i 3 p.m., I.cmk tlitpel op Keed Brother 731 West Washington ftreet. RIIOADE8. July 6. at th Umlly residence, 1H57 Fifth avenue, Bvnlaniln A.

Rhotdet. aged 68 year, beloved hus am. south, elucllr I'ayinn itamlin Kalea, aaeii 67 yeare. l.i,.h..nrt nff I i It la aoulhftrat. veloriiy a mllea.

Tempera ftalea and lather ot Dr. brace Bale band of Ida M. Khnadea and father of Register Shows 14,000 for Month of June RANCHERS PLAN FOR FAIR Judge Will Be Selected from Each Farm Ccnlcr Group for Kern Counltj Exhibits BAKERSFIELD, July 8. Farm centers throughout the county are active In making preparations for the annual county fair to be held September 10 to 15. Inclusive, R.

E. Cady. secretary of the fair, announced today. G. B.

Dennen of Kern Delta Is acting as chairman of the Farm Bureau fair committee this year. Competition this year among the twelve farm centers will be especially keen, according to Cady. airs. Artnur juuuac ana Harold B. lihoades.

Burners will held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Garrett Brothers' Mortuary. 921 Venice Boulevard. Interment, Intlewood Mausoleum. ROVER. At B4i West Thlrty-lxth Flce.

Mrs. Clara Royer. Remains tt the chspel ef Ivy H. Overholucr. 1719 South Flower street.

Funeral notice later, SALAZAR. Dorothy Sslatsr. Funeral today al 10:30 from the chapel ot Gu Alvarea At Moore, SHANNON Of 3438 Arroyo Beco avenue, Come from Many States and Distant Countries tures, iiiiieM. lowest, ou or. llai omelet raducwl to sea LOCAL rOKECAaT For Ifit Atuelrs and vicliii: Fair Morula and Tueadar.

with moderate tern-oristura; tioudr or local' Ui the mummi. BTATB POHKCA8T BAN FRANCISCO, Jiilr 8 Weather foteraat' Han frsnrlaco and vlclnily: Fair, with tot moderate to Ireah, wrairriy winds. Northern California; Fair. with lu en roat and somewhat lover tomprratuirt ID interior valleys. Aacismenio valley; Fain cooler In no ill portion: acnli souther)" wind).

Simla Clara Valley; Fair, With lot! moderate nnrlhweat ln1. Kouthern Calilornla: Fair, lth fow In portion at mint; lenlla aesieilr wlnrta; no chante lit temperature Pira weather forecast lor Northern California: Fair, with log on toast, lower temperlnre. with slowly mint; humldily In inii-rior; fnll, variahlt ind oer amitli portion and motirrtt and aautliwrit wlnda ivrr north portion. ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX Arl July i. Fort for Anmi.i.

Ornprally (air Mnndav and Tuesday; littlf rhanta In tunperalura. TEMPERATURES Judging of farm center booths vumi nnaunun land Park. Funeral announcement later. SHANSHY. Joseph Shenshy.

Service today at 3 m. front the Glasband As Groman Mortuary, B0 1 West Washington street. SMITH. Drowned In River, near urovme, cm. i.anirrum nmitn wnirtier.

nusnano ol Kroa Binlth Interest on your savings Interest from July first on accounts opened on or before JULY 10th Investment BUILDING and LOAN Association 1037 S. Broadway WEstmore 6391 Raourett ever $500000 Affiliated vnth tht Los Angeles Investment Co. Net Worth Over VlflOOfiOO lamer or tspt. uicnaro I Bill I in Rugged Scenery Approached Through Orange Groves SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, July 8. During the month of June more than 14.000 visitors from thirty-eight different States.

Panama Canal Zone and Canada visited this park. Nowhere else Is it possible to motor from the orange groves to the big trees in one hour. The Generals highway, from the end of the paved State highway be-5-ond Three Rivers to Giant Forest, has been oiled, as well as the local camp roads and scenic drives throughout Giant Forest, thus eliminating dust and making camping Trmp'ra- Praclp ture tta- fciir vanai oiir. Funeral service Tuesday. July 10, at 3:30 p.m., at First Friends Church, Whittler.

White-Emerson Whittler, directors. SMITH. Service for Mr. Belle 8mith ft residence of her daughter, 3n8 South Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, today at 10 a.m, Cresse Highland Park, director. BOHVS.

At her residence. 482.1 Beverly Boulevard, July 7, ElUabeth Bonn. Max. Mln. lion.

8lllon Conditlont, m. Rant Itnulnn Clfar hiro Partly cloudy Drnvrr Mmnnton 8 0 Hi BATTLE ON MICE URGED AT LINDSAY Horticulture Expert in Warning to Orange and Olive Growers LINDSAY, July Grlftes, In charge of rodent-control work for the Tulare county horticultural department in this district, urges an immediate campaign against meadow mice by orange and olive growers. He declares action should be taken immediately not only In this section, but in other districts where the mice are making Inroads. Grilles declares the mice tre much more numerous than usual. Damage done to trees In some groves Is serious, while other grove3, r.i mo Knrrka FiiI! Ki rno Havrf Kamloops Parllf cloudy "7fl Kanrnin City Clear 84 iioaarq.

Maanule funeral eerylcee Tueda, July 10, at 3 at the Little Church of the flowtia, Forrl Lean Cemetery. W. A. Brown, luntral director. BUOnitE.

July 7, at Una Wert Twenty, emhlh atreet, Mary Allre ltiiibee, widow of tht lata Rev. tleorte Prank, in lliiuttce and beloved mother of MKabeth MlUlilll Huabre and the tie Key. Franklin Underwood Dunhee. Bervlrea Tueaday. July 10, at 3 from fit, Paul a Cathedral, Interment.

ltoedale Cemetery. I'lcice dlrrcuira. BUXTON, trnn C. rvicea today at p.m. from Pierct Brother chapel.

CARPENTER. July at Banning. Cal Hnniuel J. Carpenter til iJii North Hycmnore avenue. I.o Angelea, aied 61 yeara.

beloved husband of Jennie Carpenter and luvlnt lather of Alden W. Carpenter. Funeial a-rvlcei at the tittle Church ef the Flowera, Forent Lawn Cemetery. Olendale, Tuciday, July 10. at 3 m.

CLARK. July 7, MlM Flora A. CiarR. tied 65 year, alhi-r home In Venice. Scrvlcrt Tuesday at 2 pm.

tt the Memorial Chanel of Todd de Leslie, Keventh and Arizona avenue, Banta Monica. COLBF. July 7. Mary Kilr.abeth Colby, beloved wife ot Arnold E. Colby, and lovln mother ot Jemle A Percy Raymond E.

and Arnold E. Colby. Mia. U. O.

Durruualis and Mr. Alice lid vd. I Funeral from the dispel ef Feck Chase 1H13 South Fltiieroa, today at 3 ni. (Fresno paper please copy.) COTON. July 8.

at 7fi08 Da Longpr avenue. Fred Colon. Kemaln at the parlor of W. M. Blrothi-r, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard.

Funeral announcement later. DEFFEBACH. Of 4038 South Hobart Boule-vard, Marie Ucflehach. beloved wife of Jesse R. Defleharh and loving mother of Richard Deftrbach; enter of Mra.

W. H. Bpangler, Let A. and James A. Myera.

Funeral gervlcet alll held today at 3 pin. from the chapel of Heed Brother 721 West Washington atreet. D0UCILA3. At 2.17 North Tliomat, July 7, Helen Dounlas. Rervlrea at Rrese Brothers' chspel, ASS Figueroa, Tuesday at 3 P.m.

DtJRKEE. At 3903 South Harvard Boulevard. July 8. Jny Bert Durkee. Kemalna at H.

O. Dellcnbaugh ft 30 Venice iloulevard. Notice of funeral later. EDE8. At 1030 South Park View.

Mrs, fiarah E. Edes. aned 81 years, beloved mother of Miss Sarah M. Edes of Los Anseles, William M. Edes of Parkers Prairie.

Everett N. Edes of New York City and Mrs. John J. Jtihnson of Little Hock. Iowa.

Interment, Hull. Iowa. W. A. Brown, funeral director.

(Minneapolis, papers please copy.) OARBEI.L. Mrs. Lois C.Oarbell. Remains at the chapel of A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

Notice of funeral later. OARRIGAN. William July 5, at Havre. aged 60 years, a former resident of Coalings, husband of Margaret Oarrlgan and father of Mrs. Ruth date of Long Beach and Lloyd Oarrlgan of Ventura.

Cal, Services Wednesday at 2 30 pm. at and travel more enjoyable. 75 in Si in 2 44 r.R SO SB 44 0 44 74 76 ft4 ti Afl 74 AO Afl 56 lnnOT Inj AnilP9Clrar MndPna Perhaps there Is no more fre Nfdli-n quent comment on the part of visitors than the delightful approach Nt-w organs uiouay Nrw York North Head Cloudy through the orchards and orange rUnhouia-cimr ei so Oninha Pliorni -Clrar Portlnnd. Or. .04 8 0 .4 0 0 0 0 .02 0 groves of the valley alongside the brawing Kaweah River and through the picturesque foothill village of Three Rivers, quickly up the scenic switchback road and into the deep Lot Angeles Ben Franklin Club luncheon meeting, Commercial Club, 1108 South Broadway, noon.

Lo AngelM Auto Trade Association luncheon. Commercial Club, 1108 South Broadway, noon. Loa Angela Institute ot Public Relatione pubTic lectures, University of California at Los Angeles, 2:30 pm. Loa Angeles Institute of Public Relations and American Aeadem of Political and Social Science dinner meeting, University Club, 614 South Hope street. 6 p.m.

Los Angelas Woman's City Club meeting. President Theater. 744 South Broadway. 1 p.m. Judge Daniel Beecher.

Samuel Blake. William Aggelar, Huger H. Collins. M. J.

Gordon and L. H. Wharton will speak. Loyal Chapter, American War Mothers, luncheon and business meeting. Patriotic Hall, noon.

Los Angeles Electric Club luncheon meeting. Biltmore. noon. Alpha Sigma Phi Alumni Council luncheon meeting. University Club, 614 South Hop street, noon.

Los Angeles Chapter of the California State Society of Public Accountants dinner meeting. Masonic Club, 623 South Grand Avenue, 6:30 p.m. World's Trnth Sunday School Convention, Shrine Civic Auditorium, all day. Southwest MVseum exhibit. Highland Park, afternoon.

Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Exposition Park. 10 a m. to 4:30 p.m. Free permanent California exhibit, scenic motion pictures. State Exposition Building.

Exposition Park, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Orchestra concert, Wcstlake Park, evening. Motion Pictures Broadway Palace Broadway be tween Sixth and Seventh "The Gaucho." Filmarte, 1228 North Vine "Salome." Carthay Circle, Wilshlre at Car-thay Center "Fazil." Criterion. Seventh and Grand-'So This is Love." Forum, 4550 West Pico "Their Hour." Grauman's Egyptian, 6703 Hollywood Boulevard "Harold Teen." Grauman's Chinese, 6925 Hollywood Boulevard Dark.

Loew's State, Seventh and Broadway "The Cossacks." Metropolitan. Sixth and Hill-Telling The World." Million Dollar, Third and BroadwayClosed for alterations. Tower, Eighth and Broadway "The Lion and the Mouse." United Artists, Broadway near Ninth "The Circus." Warner Brothers. Hollywood at Wilcox "Tenderloin." West Coast Boulevard, Washington and Vermont "The Siren." West Coast Uptown. Tenth and Western "Diamond Handcuffs." Stage Belasco, Eleventh and Hill "The Spider." Bfilmont, First and Vermont "Rain." Biltmore, Fifth and Grand "Dracula." Rrn Hum Hoifbura Clear 7S Hi.

tmtil 78 6t Paul and Mmiipapolla Clear SarramentoClear 82 forest and the groves of big trees. All of this is within two hours after Halt Lake City flan Jlleno leaving the valley towns. Banla Fe Clear 84 eit 56 0 r.4 56 S4 A2 f4 70 48 Brattle All visitors are pleasingly sur wmkane prised with this approach. Unfor Tonopah Clear SS Tucnon- Clear 104 Washlntton vv iniirmuccn Winnlpet-Partly cloudy. 74 will be handled after the same fashion as last year.

There will be a Judge from each farm center, a total of twelve Judges. However, there will be- only eleven Judging each center, as no Judge will be allowed to offer a decision while his farm center display is under consideration. Judgment will be based on the following schedule for each booth: Carrying out central Idea, thirty points; quality of produce displayed, based on commercial grade rather than abnormal size, thirty points; artistic arrangement of booths, twenty points; special features, ten points; variety of produce, five points, and processed fruits, five points. Farm center representatives throughout the county have been named as follows: J. L.

Krauter, Arvln; J. N. Bowhay, Delano; A. Swofford, Kern Delta; Mrs. J.

P. McKean, Magunden; J. E. Regan, McFarland; W. Dekker, Pond; F.

J. Chierlmann, Rio Bravo; Bert McCluhan. Rosedale; J. W. Nickel, Shatter; H.

H. Fowler. Wasco; E. G. Buerkle.

Weed Patch, and W. W. Pholps, Tehachapl. Museum Given Covered Wagon TULARE, July 8. A covered wagon, which actually crossed the plains to California In 1848, has been obtained as one of the outstanding exhibits for the Tulare county Indian Museum to be built at Mooney Grove.

This wagon is owned by John Zumwalt, 90-year-old pioneer valley resident, who now resides at Bakersfleld. An order for the historical vehicle has been given to his nephew, M. C. Zumwalt of this city. The wagon Is one of the type made familiar by the gold-rush days and caravans crossing the plains in 49.

It was brought across the country a year earlier and ha3 long been a treasured, possession of the Zumwalt family. This prairie schooner will be on display at the new museum with a large display of Indian relics and historical heirlooms and data being collected throughout the valley by F. F. Latta. The Tulare, or Tule, Indian tribes left relics which are in many museums throughout the United States, and about two carloads of them are in the British museums in London, according to Latta, who is working this summer as a special representative of the Tulare County Forestry Board gathering materials and data for the museum.

He declares that action should be taken at once to preserve history of the Tnriion 70 iuma PROOF RESTS WITH PATIEHTS "For 1 5 yeara I ndurad acuta Ractal auf. faring. Dootors In Chicago, Kanaa City and Calilornla advised axpenaiva hospital operations and long confinement. But I learned ot your wonderful work, NO PAIN, NO LOSS OFTIME, ASSURED RESULTS. My treatment lustlfled all praise accorded your work." Similar letters and names and addresses of hundreds of grateful patients contained in our FREE BOOK on Rectal and Colon ailments.

Also details of the Dr. C. J. Dean non-surgical method cleanly cultivated, have escaped thus far. The mice have been attacking citrus and deciduous trees, girdling them about the base.

Damage thus far is small, but Griffes declares there is danger of considerable damage being done before growers realize the menace. Clearing away or the grass, which provides a hiding place for the mice, and use of poison barley are found the most effective methods of control. Greater damage seems to have been done In groves along the foothills or those adjoining vacant lands, which leads to the belief that the mice are coming in from the foothills. by her husband. Henry Bonn, three daughters, Marie and Marguerite Sohna and Mrs, Ernest Griffith, and three grandchildren.

An-tolriette. Jerome and Dorrla Griffith. will be held today Parlor of Pierce Lowe. 925 West Washington street. STEPHENSON, Charles A.

Stephenson. Interment, Pendleton, Ind. W. A. Brown, funeral director.

THORNTON. At 257 South Maple Drive, Beverly Hills, July 8. Blmml B. Thornton. 1, C.

Dellajibaugh At 830 Venice Boulevard. Notice ot funeral later. 2508 Juliet street. Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Garrett Brothers' Mortuary, 921 Venice Boulevard, Interment, New Orleans. WAXBERO.

July 8. Matilda Walherg. of Brown Brother, Ug9t- FM FUNERAL DIRECTORS George B. Remington funeral Home 1133 Sooth Flower street. Telephone UEstmore 9728.

Edwards Brothers, Inc. oiBRV1ICEV, ECONOMY. RELIABILITY 93fl Venice Boulevard (16th it.) WE. 6848 Bresee Brothers lN PRIVATE OARAOH 85S SOUTH FIOUEROA. FA.

3125. Ben Isham Personal Service 735 West Washington gtreet. WE. 5615 E. Clair Overhiltxer Co.

WB. 6147. 1238 South Grand. Washington J. n.

Robinson 735 West Washington gtreet. WE. 5815. Garrett Brothers 821 Venlca Boulevard (I6th WE. 2039 Geo.

A. fitch, A. E. Maynes 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. WE.

8840. California Mortuary 1001 West Washington street. WE. 2291. E- C.

KOOP. 18lj w. Washington. CEMETERIES Beautiful Hollywood Cemetery Mausolem, Crematory, Columbarium HiHIJiYYP CHAPEL, the most artistic little chapel on the Pacific Coast, avatl-ble for funerals without coit? Visit Our New Mausoleum 6600 8ANTA MONICA BOULEVARD HEmpstead 3830. HOUy.

8455. Ingiewood Park of treatment, which we use exclusively. Send for it today and learn of our WRITTEN ASSURANCE TO ELIMINATE PILES Following are some ot the prln cipal hotels and news stands In San OR FEE REFUNDED. DEAN Expansion of Creamery Told RECTAL colon clinic; I'M So. Broadwa' 1llUd Offtttt I tunately many other scenic places in the mountains are reached only after long and unattractive drives.

The approach to Sequoia is a worthy prelude to the glories of Giant Forest, to the gem-like Toko-pah Valley, to the mountain mysteries of Alta Silliman and the Kaweah peaks, and to that marvelous forest, canyon, river and lake scenery comprised within the 604 square miles of the park. The vacationist has a wide choice of accommodations and manner of enjoying his visit. Lodge, housekeeping camps and free public auto camps are provided for his use. A camp may be obtained near the center of activity or in a secluded spot in the forest or along a stream. Tours by machine to many of the major scenic points, hiking or horseback trips along the many trails into the heart of the big-tree forests and to the grandest of the Sierra Mountain districts, are available.

Whether a visitor stays a day or a month, a continual round of ever-changing attractions and wonders is provided. Kings County Values Grow HANFORD, July 8. Kings county assessment values for 1928 total PORTLAND SEATTLE UN FRANCISCO MtN TION TMH ANTI-KNOCK Motteu cnapei, Tmra ana Aiameaa, Long Beach. OEARHART. Arthur suddenly, at Bsn Francisco, July 8.

Mr. Oenrhart was manager for Woodln Little of San Francisco, and is survived by his widow. Mrs. Byrdee Oearhart: sister, Mrs. Ida Brewer, and his lather and mother, ot Los Angeles.

Funeral notice later. GET7.E. July 7. Bertha E. Gelre.

beloved wife of F. A. Octze ot 1430 Magnolia avenue. Remains at H. O.

Dellenhaugh A fi to Venice Boulevard, Notice of funeral later. 1IAOOERTY. July 1. at Chicago. 111., Daniel M.

J. Haggerty. mi of the late Dr. and Mrs. Daniel M.

llaggerty of Winnipeg, Can. Requiem mHSS today at 9:30 a.m. at the Cathedral ol St. Viblana. Interment, Calvary.

Cunningham dc O'Connor, directors. HALE. Mrs. Lula Hale. Funeral July 10 at 10 am.

from Plaza Church. Ous Alvarez Ac Moore, directors. HAMMOND. Arthur C. Hammond, aged 81 years, beloved husband of Mrs.

Grace C. Hammond of 4853 West Seventeenth. Remains may be viewed today from 10 a.m. until i and on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until noon, at the chapel of W.

A. Brown. 1815 South Flower street. Interment strictly private. LEMOORE, July 8.

Three hundred shareholders In the Kings County Creamery Association assembled at a meeting and barbecue at the I.D.E.S. Hall and Park yesterday. Report was made by Manager R. E. Brooks on the expansion of the business by the erection of an addition to the plant to accommodate the casein and dry milk department.

The building and equipment are to cost about $20,000. The business of the current year has been the largest In the history of the association, which is mainly made up of Kings county dairymen. J. R. Silva Is president and J.

LMBDD Egan. Pico and Figucroa "Wln- mnutiuieum. crematory. Largest Cemetery in CalifortJa 1 r. 1 $27,189,932, an increase of 4.8 per k.

viera, secretary, ot tne asso race In the county, which was their Home. ciation. Among the visitors were cent over 1927. The increase in cow Panes." El Capitan. Hollywood near Highland "The Show-Off." Hollywood Play House, 1733 North a Man." Majestio.

Ninth and Broadway "The Desert Song." Mason. 127 South Broadway "The Trial of Mary Dugan." Mayan, Eleventh and Hill "Good News." Hollywood Music Box, 6251 Hollywood Boulevard "Ken-Geki." real estate values was 6.25 per cent. Hanford valuation is Lemoore, $610,160, and Corcoran, M. G. Salmini and A.

S. Dominguez of the Harmony Valley Creamery of San Luis Obispo county; W. J. Higdon, president of the Challenge Opposition Calls Meet tnm center of city. TRlnlty 4487.

THornwaU 1531. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Among the Hills Cemetery Mausojmrp, Crematory Hornet The Little Chnrch of thft FTnwprv $441,640. There are 13,901 acres in crranpR and raisins, bearinsr apri needs no "dope- cots, 298,340 trees; peaches, prunes, olives, 23,000, and Qlendalo Avenue and Ban Fernando Road Pasadena community Playhouse, Pncnrlenn "Rlrrht. Vnu Am" miscellaneous irun irees, jz.dou. Live stock: Beef cattle 12,123 Tiparl- rlairv cows.

21.392: mules. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Of CALIFORNIA 834; horses, 4283; sheep, 43,009: MAUSOLEUMS Anreles Abbey Conyenlently located midway between Los Angeles and Long Beach Entombment crypts as low as 8100. oream ana uuuer Association or Los Angeles; J. Michner, a director of the Challenge concern, and Joe C. Jorge, manager of the Milk Dealers' Association of Oakland.

GROUP TO SPONSOR DEVELOPMENT IN AIR FRESNO, July 8. There will be a meeting of the aviation committee of the San Joaquin Valley Tourist and Travel Association at Hotel Californian here, Wednesday, the 18th inst. at 2 p.m. This meeting is valley-wide In scope and matters of importance to the aviation development of the State will be up for discussion. Dine In an Old World Patio at THE GRANADA Dinners, $1.00 Luncheons, 60c 672 So.

Lafayette Park Place Phone: Dunkirk 1681. Information, 603 Central Sixth Francisco wnere tne new a.m. airplane edition of The Times is on sale daily: C'llft Hotel, (ieary and Taylor atreeta. Fairmont Hotel. California and Maian atreeta.

Mark llopklnt Hotel. California and Ma- on ttreeti. Palace Hotel, Market and Montgomery atreeta. St. Franelt Hotel, FoweU and Geary atreeta.

Whlteomb Hotel, ml Market atrect. I. el Stewart, 3S3 (ieary aireet. Plata Hotel. Peat and (Stockton atreeta.

Rfllryne lintel, fiflA deary atreet. President Hotel, ti'SH Geary atreek California Hotel. Taylor and O'FarreU atreeta. Golden State Hotel, 11 Powell atreet. Mark Twain Hotel, S4S Taylor atreet.

Mam Hotel, Powell and O'FarreU atreeta. tombard Hotel, Polk and deary atreeta. Ambamiador Hotel. 65 Manon atreet. Hhaw Hotel, McAllister and Market atreeta.

Hint Geome Hotel, Maion atreet. Snmerton Hotel, 410, deary atreet. Olymple Hotel, Eddy and Taylor ttreeti. Taruln Hotel. 11 Powell atreet.

Governor Hotel, Tork and Jonee atreeta. Wiltshire Hotel. 840 Stockton atreet. Wlllard Hotel. 1H4 Ellli atreet.

Cecil Hotel. 54.1 Poat etreet. Continental Hotel. 127 Ellia street. Rooneeelt Hotel.

Jonea and Eddy atreett. Trarelrra' Hotel. 55 O'FarreU atreet. Allro Newt Ateney. AS Tblrd atreet.

1. Danlrla. 1401 Fillmore atreet. Fitirerald Newa Aiency. Market and Ellla atrreta.

Foster Orear, Ferry Bolldlnt. Golden Gate Newa Company, 10 Third atreet. Goldtmlth Brothera, 140 Powell atreet. The Newt Shop. 64 Foarth atreet.

Poatofllce Newa Company, Seventh and Market atreeta. Rlalto Newa Company, Ne. 1 Turk atreet. Wheatley Newa Company, 104 Market atreet. Newsbay, Third and Towniend Station.

Nrwihay. Ferry Bulldlnr. City Hall Newt Stand. Elchth and Market. McAlllnter Newa Stand, limi Market.

Carl Wilke't Newa Stand. Ill Batter. OAKLAND. CAL. Leamlniton Hotel, Nineteenth and Franklin.

Coit Hotel, Fifteenth and Harrlaon. St. Mark'a Hotel. Twelfth and Franklin. Hotel Oakland.

Fourteenth and Harriaon. De auer Newa Stand. Twelfth and Broadway. SIX INJURED IN COLLISION ON HIGHWAY Auto Crashes Into Parked Car and Driver Faces Failure-tO'Aid Charge SANTA ANA, July 8. (Exclusive) Six men were injured, one critically, when an automobile bearing four of the men crashed into another automobile parked at the side of the road near Sunset Beach early this morning.

J. E. Mcllroy, 26 years of age, 2378 Cerritos avenue, Long Beach, was placed in the Orange County Jail here following the accident. A charge of failure to render aid may be placed against him tomorrow, county police officers said. According to the investigating officer's report, the parked car was occupied by Oliver Lewis, 17; Clinton Lewis, 18.

and C. W. Wells, 18. all of Whittler. They had stopped because of a flat tire.

The car driven by Mcllroy and bearing Buell Howard. 17. Kyle Holmes. 18. and poultry, 3585.

nogs, numDer nor, given, value $29,310. Automobiles, 5557, valued at $697,654. Grain grown in 1928: Wheat, acres; barley, cotton cantaloupes, 480; other melons, 120, and alfalfa, 17,276. Packing Plant for Redbanks at main street. lUiXer 9533 Akgn -a, le va Playhouse, 940 South Figueroa Dark.

President, 744 South Broadway "Why Men Leave Home." Vine-street, Vine, near Sunset "Spread Eagle." Varieties Burbank, Sixth and Main Burlesque. Follies, Fourth and Main Burlesque. Orpheum. Ninth and Broadway-Three Brox Sisters. Hillstreet, Eighth and Hill "Pearl Hickman's Darlings." Pantages.

Seventh and Hill "Why Sailors Go Wrong." Forest Lawn Mausoleum Anchored In the rock of the everlasting hills Forest Lawn Memorial Pnrlr BAKERSFIELD, July 8. Furthering a fight to prevent completion of the Kern River Water Storage District, property owners in the district will gather at Panama Saturday night for an opposition mass meeting. The battle against the district project came to a head Friday with the issuance of petitions addressed directly to Gov. Young and other State officials asserting that the district as planned is unfair to the small property owners. More than 1200 signers are said to have been obtained and plans for further circulation of the petitions will be completed at the Panama meeting, when campaign captains are to be appointed and the opposition formally organized.

The meeting is called under auspices of the Farmers' Protective Association, according to F. A. Chamberlain, president of the organization. EXPOSITION PLAN TO BE EXTENDED HUNTING A ROOM? See Timet Want Ads Olendale Avenue and San Fernando Road Schools CpMes Inglewood Park Mausoleum Is massive and solid. An everlasting BURIAL PLACE that has few equals.

City Office. TB. 4487. Cemetery, TH. 1531, florists" 'Adjoining The Little Church of the Flowers FOREST LAWN FLOWER SHOP Telephone ALbsny 1121, Ton may be sure your flowers are on time.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park FORGOTTEN ROMAN CITY UNEARTHED Commercial PADT T1MP Office work will be provided for limited number of rniVlMimEi 0UP Make reservations NOW for Summer and asssaaaaaaaBBBaaaaaaBi p.ii terms. Catalog free. Mackay Business College, 612 So. Figueroa. TR.

0417 EXETER, July 8. Construction of one of the largest citrus fruit packing houses of the valley has been started at Redbanks by B. G. Rooke, Lindsay grower and packer, who owns extensive citrus holdings in the, Venice Cove district, six miles north of here. When completed the new plant will be 231 feet by 124 feet and will cost $75,000.

It will be equipped with the latest machinery for cleaning and packing citrus fruits and will have a capacity of 300 cars per season. Rooke recently purchased the holdings of the Hammond Lumber Company at Venice Cove and has other bearing-citrus acreages at El-derweod, Lindsay and Portervllle. MASONIC TEMPLE AT EXETER CONTRACTED Branch School at 2711 West 6th, near Rampart, piwroy n. Workmen in Vienna Find Ruins Rich in Relics as They Dig Near Hotel CORCORAN, July 8. The an- -iJWS'iAsLT TONIGHT Secure an.

Where Darling's Shop 6TH BET. BROADWAY AND SPRING FLOWERPHONE. TRlnlty 4455. CEMETERY LOTS GRAVES, cheap, Iona tract, Inglewood. Terms.

AT. 6870. 422 East I6th, L. A. VALHALLA Cemetery Three lots, Section A.

Deed recorded. HE. 2285. nSfflPz'Cl ORGANIZED BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE SCHOOL or BUSINESS AKEYC5J fMO4C HANSEN. Services for Olaf Hansen today at 2 p.m.

from Pierce Brothers' chapel, HARRISON. Sarah Ann. widow of the late Richard M. Harrison of Workington. loving mother of Mrs, Lillian M.

Loved ay. Funeral services st the Church of the Redeemer, corner Fifth and Indiana, Monday, July at 2 p.m. Interment, Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Bede A. Johnson, funeral director.

HART. July 4. John H. Hart, aged 85 years. Funeral Tuesday, July 10.

at 7:15 from the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church at 8 a.m. KELMAS. Accidentally. William Vernon Kelmas, aged 28 years, member Los Angeles Police Department.

Funeral arrangements In charge of Brown Brothers, 935 West Washington street. LANGDON. At Pasadena. July 7, Martha LanKdon, aged 44 years. Remains in care of Oarrett Brothers.

Funeral announcement later. LOPEZ, Funeral services for Angel Lopej will be held today at 10 a.m. from St. Patrick's Church, Thirty-fourth and Central. Graham Isbell.

directors. LORINO. of 5864 South Flower street. Joseph J. Lorlng, beloved husband of Margaret Lorlng and father of Roderick Lorlng.

Notice of funeral by the Washington Undertaking 735 West Washington, LDNDOUIST. Peter W. Lundqulst. Services Monday, July 6. at 3 p.m., at the grave In Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Norqulst Anderson, directors, IAJTTOE. At Burbank, John K. Luttge. beloved husband of Bertha Luttge and father ot John and Fred Luttge. Funeral will be held today at 10:30 a m.

from the Methodist Church. Burbank. A. C. Fillbach.

funeral director. MAJOR. Mrs. Sarah Major, late of 737 North Robinson, loving mother of Frank Major, Mrs. George R.

Perry and Mrs. Charles K. Carman. Funeral services today at 9 pm. from the Bramble Funeral Church, 1816 Toberman.

MATTHEWS. The funeral services of Merle Matthews will be held Tuesday. July 10, at 10 from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

MAXWELL. July 7, Mattie O. Maxwell, at her lute residence. 410 West Seventy-first street, beloved wife ot Bernard S. Maxwell.

Remains In care of Edwards Brothers' Mortuary. 938 Venice Boulevard. MEYER. July 8, Marie Jean, beloved wife of Robert Meyer and loving mother of Donald and John Meyer; daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Roux nd sister of Leon and John Jollet and Mr Frank 'c rtRiit Funeral Wednesday, July 11, 9:30 from the ehnpel ot Godeau A.

Martlnonl. 828 West Washington street; thence to St. Patrick' Church. Interment. Calvary.

MORRIS. Services for Cora Pearl Morris will be held today at 2 p.m. from the Rnppe Mortuary, 842 South Flguero street. NIMAN. The funeral services of Samuel William Nlman will be held today at 11 am.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. NOTT. Funeral services for Arthur W.

Nott will be held today at 10 a.m. at. the chRRel of Oeo. A. Fitch, 1201 South Hope street.

A. E. May-Ties, director. July 8, 2013 West Fifty-seventh street. Martha Ellrabeth Nutty.

Notice of luneral later by Pierce Brothera. OL8EN. July 7, Cecelia T. Olsen. Funeral services will be held from Hollywood Cemetery chapel Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.

Brown Brothers. 935 West Washington street, directors. ORDOQUI. Suddenly, July 7, Martin Ordoqul, beloved mother of Dolores. Marie and Anthony J.

Ordoqul. Remains at the parlors of Godeau Martlnonl. West Washington street. Notice of funeral later. Bervle.es for Ben Ortlu today at 9 a.m.

at St. Patrick' Church. Thirty-fourth and Central, Interment, Calvary. Edwards Brothers, dlreotors. PEABODY.

July 8, Estelle B. Peabody. beloved wife of James B. Peabody ot North Manchester, Ind. Announcement of funeral later by Pierce Brothers, upon arrival ot her son from the East.

PRICE. Nathan Price of Oklahoma City, beloved brother of Mrs. Simon Stern of Los Angeles and Edward Price of Oklahoma City. Funeral service and Interment at Home of Peace Cemetery Monday at 3 m. B'nal Israel Undertaking 1218 South Flower atreet.

In charge. RALPH. July 7. at 402 North Aerial avenue. Mn.

Mary Amanda, Raloh, aged TR. 887 VIENNA, July 8. WV-Ruins of what is believed to have been a Roman city were discovered by it School Increaseur Salary-Attend TWO crypt In Forest Lawn Mausoleum. Owner leaving. Phone WH.

2260. COLLEGE Cow your spare tune into a alary-' raising ability All Coramercial Subjects also Business Administr aticSa workmen excavating In front of the Rits Hotel here yesterday. Several 727SQFueroa.St ItUDIlVPWI FOR SALE Beautiful lot In Forst Lawn Memorial Parte. Call HO. 3598.

WARNING ISSUED Junior College MORAN SCHOOL FOR BOYS and Preparatory elaborate tombs containing embalmed human remains, jewels, floral wreaths food and various utensils, all In extraordinary state of preservation, were unearthed. Prof. Bettinger, noted Viennese archaeologist, who was summoned, confessed himself utterly bewildered by the perfect condition of two of the skeletons which he declared to be those of men who lived before Christ's appearance on earth. The work of excavation was suspended so that the relics can be removed to a museum and studied further. Consider this record in its bearing ufo your boy and his future.

Tn our fourteen yeara no Moran School boy hti failed of admlJSlon to the college of hlj first choice. Nlnrtv-elBht per cent of ill Motan Softool bojl have gone on to college. a unique deVelopmeni by loled educators' On Sditwl one Faculty tw compile School Plums that Ii tht new and unique plan of tha Moral) Sihool i noya' trhool that for fourteen progressive jean haa ml unusual itandsrds. School operates one-half year Atasoadero, California, nitdway between San Franclaco and Iw Angeles opena Pent. 1st in modern concrete buildlnirs on Its extensile park-llke campus.

In the heart of the beautiful San Luis Obispo Valley. School operates other half year at Balnbrldse Island, on Puuet Bound close to Seattle and set, amid the Blorlnua evergreens the Moran School plant reveals fine modern bulliilnrs of Southern Italian architecture on a campus of formal landscaping. gifiool convenes her after ChrlJtmaa. nual harvest festival here, sponsored by the Women's Thursday Club, is to be enlarged this year and with the assistance of the Chamber of Commerce. It is planned to include a display of cotton and products, also exhibits of the various crops of Corcoran and Lake Tulare Basin.

The pageant and other features are to be retained and the exposition made more elaborate than ever before. The dates and details are to be arranged by a Joint executive committee from the two organizations. FRESNO GARAGEMAN KILLED IN MACHINE FRESNO, July 8. (TV-When the automobile he was driving skidded and overturned on a soft road three miles west of Mendota last night, Milan E. Wright, 39 years of age, owner of a Fresno garage, was instantly killed and serious injuries were sustained by Charles Wood, 5-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry C. Wood of Fresno. BANK IN NEW HOME CORCORAN, July 8. Formal opening and inspection of the new $50,000 building of the First National Bank here, occupying forty-six feet on Whitley avenue and forty-six feet on Chase avenue, was held yesterday.

The building, including fire and burglar-proof vault, is one of the most modern and complete of its size in the San Joaquin Valley. J. W. Guiberson ts president of the bank. CANNERIES OPEN TODAY ARMONA July 8.

The peach-canning season is to open on Monday at plants here and at Hanford which will afford employment to approximately 1000 operatives. Clifton Sockqti 19, of Long Beach, is asserted to have crashed into the parked car. Mcllroy, according to the police report, fled after the crash and was arrested later in the day. Wells is in a Whittler hospital and is the most seriously injured. Howard received a fractured skull and the others, excepting Clinton Lewis, sustained cuts and bruises.

MARCH FIELD WORK ARMY CONTRACTS LET Proposed Ocean Hop Starts Suit American Suprar Men Describe Cuban Monopoly Plans WASHINGTON, July 8. (JP)-A defense of the American sugar industry's right to tariff protection and a warning against a Cuban monopoly over that product were voiced in a statement Issued here today by A. Burguleres of New Orleans, president of the Domestic Sugar Producers' Association. Arguing that the Cuban government plans to "crush the domestic sugar industry and to substitute for It Cuban monopoly," Burguleres said that "the President of Cuba, with the eastern coast investors in Cuban plantations, want the tariff slashed so that Cuban sugar, produced with cheap labor, would come to American ports for refining at a price below that at which our domestic farmers could grow it." PRESIDENTIAL MAIL AVIATOR INJURED For further information address Front C. Moron, MA Headmaster.

Alascadero, California. ONEONTA MILITARY ACADEMY SUMMER CAMP ENROIX NOW for Summer Camp at Anaheim Accredited with the Sinta I Diversity. High School, Elementary and Primary. liar stndente unlimited. Write or phone M.

CAWON SMITH, President. 1070 So. Fremont Oneoota ho. Pasadena, Calif. Phone ELIot 2630.

EXETER, July 8. For a bid of $21,000 T. B. Runclman has been awarded the contract for the new Masonic Temple here. Work is to start at once and is expected to be completed by October 1.

It will be constructed of brick, with a pressed-brick front. It will be a two-story affair with an arcade front on the lower floor. It is understood that the lower floor will be leased by a local merchant. The second floor wil be occupied by the Masonic bodies. The lodge room, 54x40 feet, will be one of the largest In the valley.

OFFICERS RECOVER STOLEN PROPERTY TULARE, July 8. Property valued at more than $40,000 was recovered by the police department here during the past year and fines assessed by the police judge totaled $8704, according to annual report of Chief of Police J. R. MacDonald. During the year, 1630 arrests were made.

Actual cost to taxpayers for maintenance of the police department was but $4818.03. IMPROVES WATER SUPPLY HANFORD, July 8. Additional water for fire protection and domestic use Is to be provided by the California Water Service Company, which recently acquired the plant of the Hanford Water Company, by the installation at the Florinda-street station of an electric pump with a capacity of TOO gallons per VERLY For Bona of Discerning Parent. Sixth Grade throtitth High School, scholarship unci Pnorta equitably blended. Non-Sectarian, Non-Mllitnry.

IT and Hoarding. S. Vlratll Lot Angeles. Telephone: Dlnkirk 1485. Annual CtUlafut mailed en nquttt.

CHICAGO. July 8. P)-Stunt and transocean flying may be all right for a single man, but a married man with a child should spend his time on the ground, according to the bill for separate maintenance filed against Emery W. Westlake by Mrs. Westlake.

Westlake, his wife asserts. Is contemplating a Chicago-to-Paris nonstop flight. Mrs. Westlake Is determined to prevent such a flight, even if she has to use an injunction, she declared. SCHOOL FOR BOYS July 8.

(-P) Award of more than $1,00,000 worth of construction work for army buildings was announced today by the quartermaster-general. Mittrl Brothers, Los Angeles, were awarded contracts for buildings at March For Boy. Tfon-lMHItary Accredited School California Preparatory School En.rnin fjonsMniivii anr reess so een is new sieww so minis Calif. A CelleM Presaraterf Settee. Alia urarles eltnt, inclusive, sttarately Hauled and Uustit BMnlina Dav aualla.

CaTSIu. CHAS. M. WOOD. SumVBei T.

Cartas. Calli. 0V BUSINESS BREVITIES (AdTertlalnt;) SO years, beloved mother of Mrs. C. W.

Field, at $685,605. They include two barrack buildings, thirty-two company officers and four field officers' quarters. The Los Angeles Contracting Company was awarded a contract for ten hangars at March Field at $25904. and another for an operations photo building, radio hut, parachute and armament building and paint and oil warehouse at $103,909. ASHLAND (Wis.) July 8, Wilbur Erlckson of Fort Riley, pilot of an airplane carrying mail to President Coolidge at the summer White House on the Brule River, was injured today when, his plane turned upside down as it struck an obstruction while taking off near here.

He was taken to a hospital with head Injuries. He will recover. Marshall and Miss Grace Raloh ot HOI lywood and Frank Ralph of Alhambra. BIBLE INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES A SCHOOL OF TWnaxO FOB rHJTMKADEBSHIP Funeral services wilt or neia iue. riar.

Julv 10. at 10 a from the par. The Times Branch Office, 621 South Spring street. Advertisements and subscriptions taken. Telephone fcCEtropoliiaa 0700.

lors of W. M. Strother, A240 Hollywood Boulevard. Interment, Bollywood Mau soleum,.