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000000000000000000000000 THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1908. BAR Kern City 0 0 JUDGE SHORT IS COMING Grand Chancellor Mr. L. Short of Hanford will pay an official visit to Sumner lodge No. 143, Knights of Pythias tonight, after which there will be a banquet at the Metropole Ho.

tel, and a cordial invitation is extended to all visiting Knights. The reception committee of Kern lodge No. 76 and Sumner lodge No. 143 will meet the 7:30 train in Bakersfield and escort the grand chancel flor to Kern. PLANNING FOR THE MASQUERADE BALL.

The Womans' Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. V. McClure. The meeting was very well attended and a new member was taken into the club.

Plans for the masquerade ball to be given February 22 In Kaar's hall, were discussed and the final Arrangements will be made at the next meeting, which will take place next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. H. Schick's home on and King streets. A very fine program WaS rendered, after which Mrs. McClure served the ladies with delicious cake and coffee.

The program consisted of the following numbers: Piano solo, Mrs. J. LeClaire, Recitation, Eugene McClure. Recitation, Lloyd McClure. Piano duet, Miss Florence zie and Miss Margaret Altstaeter, who responded to an encore.

Recitation. Mrs. A. McClure. ling, Mrs.

C. N. Sears. MRS. JULIA A.

HART BURIED THIS AFTERNOON. The funeral of Mrs. Juna Ann Hart. was held from the chapel of Payne Son this afternoon. Rev.

Patterson of the South Methodist Church ed the services which were largely attended by relatives and friends of the deceased. The following acted as pall bearers: Tom Baker, A. T. Lightner, Chas. Lee, J.

M. Jameson, H. Harvey! 'and J. J. Henderson.

Great Sale of Fine Shirt Waists! Cut Glass We can't begin to tell you of our beautiful assortments of cut glass: you must see it to appreciate the exquisite patterns. the fine cuts and the sparkling beauty. 1420 Nineteenth St. uses I HARPER whiskey is the best and the safest. The most popuJar high grade whiskey on the market.

Sold by Britz Weichelt. Be Cautious -Rent a Sate Deposit Box Where you can place all your valuables and valuable papers and have them absolutely safe from fire and burglars, Bakersfield Abstract Company GEO, MAY, Chester Ave. and 19th St Basement For social, medicinal or household 00000000 In order to make room for our spring goods we must our stock of shirt waists, and we have inangurated the great.st sale of shirt waists that has ever been conducted in this community. If there is any one who needs al shirt waist. now is the time to buy.

Even those who do not need shirt waists will practice real economy by buying for fature needs. now Shirt waists al the prices we offer will not be offered again soon. Take advantage of the opportunity. Every waist in our 2 stork will be sold at reduced prices. For instance, look over these prices and then examine the goods we offer: 60c Waists 50 $1.00 Waists .75 $1.50 Waists 1.25 $2.00 Waists $1.65 $2.50 Waists 2.00 $3 and $3.50 Waists 2.50 Higher priced waists in proportion.

They are real bargains at the prices we offer, and now is the time to supply your needs. Other Store Items Our remnant sale is still ony es yet to be had at real bargains. Help yourself while they last. We have a few $2 Teddy bears great bargains at the price. You are cordially invited whether you wish to buy or There are many desirable piceBut they won't last long.

to close at $1.25. They are to visit our store at any time, not. You are always welcome. 10 Per Cent Discount on Men's Trousers discount of 10 per cent is offered on all men's To close out, a trousers. Now is the time to purchase.

a Kern City CO A BRAKEMAN IS ARRESTED R. L. Heaton was arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable Stroble on a telegraphic warrant from Special Of fleer O. J. Heaton is a brakeman for the S.

P. and is accused for selling two sacks of alfalfa seed. out of a car. The case will be tried in Hanford, but Heaton was given 8 chance to secure bonds, fixed by Judge Marion at $250, which he did and was released. Officer Mead has not returned and things will stand as they are until he does.

BEAN SOCIAL TO BE GIVEN SUNDAY. Under the auspices of the ladies aid of the First M. E. Church of Kern, there will be a bean social at Kaar's ball iomorrow nigii. Tue admission will be 25c, children 15 cents.

There will be bean games during the evening, and the refreshments will be baked beans, Boston brown bread, salad, gingerbread ond coffee. BONBON SOCIAL A GREAT SUCCESS. The Catholic ladies' bonbon social, given in Kaar's hall last. night, was a success financially as well as socially, There was a large crowd in attend. ance and all seemed to enjoy themselves -immensely, the bonbons being an innovation, and everyone expressed the the affair would be repeated in the near future.

During the evening a couple of articles left from the fair were disposed of. Miss Mar. guerite Murphy received the immense fruit cake and Mrs. T. Briggs elegant mantle clock.

ALEC HUCK GETS A DESERVED PROMOTION. A. Huck, who has been postmaster in Kern for the past three years, has been transferred to Los Angeles and will take a position in the city deliv. ery system. While here Mr.

Huck has made many warm friends who will re, gret to se him leave, but. will wish (him success in his new work. Tho change will take effect. probably about the frst of March and C. E.

Gallant, now employed as mail carrier in Kern, will take his place. SOME PROMOTIONS, SOME PROMOTIONS, There has been some changes made in the grocery department of Ardizzi Olcese grocery store. Arthur three Freeman, who for the past two, or years has been solleitor for the firm, has been promoted to manlager of the department and Claude Nielson, a clerk in that department, will take his place. Both a are well. and enterprising young men.

NOTES AND PERSONALS. I. Calderon has recovered from a recent attack of pneumonia. Maste Mechanic Shellaberger went to Los Angeles last night on No. 8.

Henry Russell is here from Vontura and will take W. C. Watkins place as clerk in the roadmaster's office. Mr. Watkins' has been promoted to requisition clerk in the resident engineer's office.

H. P. Parish is here from San Francisco on business. A. G.

Morris, superintendent of the Associated Pipe Line is here front Walter Dunbar. machinist in the local shops, is confined to his room on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. G.

L. Adams went to Palmdale last night 011 11 business trip. G. R. Neill is here from Midway for at few days.

B. W. Sloan is here from Stockton and is registered at the Metropole. Conductor Ray Warnock reported for work today after being off duty for the past few weeks. Superintendent Worthington ed 1.08 Angeles this morning.

Mra. H. B. Chaney and son Norman returned to their home in Los Angeles last night. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Kramer have gone :10 San Francisco, where they expect to reside in the future. M. C. Threlkeld, superintendent of the commissary department of the S.

P. Company, is here from Berkeley. E. J. Clark of Oakland was the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Marion yesterday. He stopped off on his way home from 1.08 Angeles to see the oll fields and resumed his homoward journey this morning.

Mrs. T. Briggs and Mrs. Anderson are here from Button Willow visiting relatives. Mrs.

Will Hutchings is very ill at her home on street. Word has been received here from Denver that D. D. Cain, formerly storekeeper for the Southern Pacific Company, who has been ill for the past several months, 18 very much improved, and is able to be moved from the sanitarium to his home. DANCE WILL FOLLOW BASKET BALL GAME.

The High School girls were so sue cessful with their last dance clint they are going to give another on the coming Saturday night, just following the Hanford basketball game. The local team is practicing hard nt Armory hall, 88 they expect a fierce tussel with the fast team from up the valloy. Hanford beat Dinuba by a good margin A8 did the local team. This shows that the teams are about evenly matched and a fine game should be the result. MRS.

MITCHELL TO BE TOASTMISTEESS Plans are being successfully carried through for the banquet of the Wo man's Club members, which is to brig held Saturday atternoon at 2 o'clock at the Southern Hotel. Mrs. F. W. Mitchell, of the most active of the local club women, has ben honored with the request to serve as toastmistress and she will call upon the Federation otticials, in whose honor the banquet is being given, Mrs.

Geo. 1. Tayior, the only charter member lot the Bakersfield club still residing here, Mrs. H. L.

Packard, Mrs. W. W. Kaye, the Federation delegates and others, More than sixty of the club ladies have sigattled their Intention of being present and as Mr. Tegeler of the Southern has promised an excellent spread, the affair promises to be most enjoyable.

BRIGHTON WANTS CHRIS EVANS RELEASED. J. V. Brighton, well known here as a detective, is quoted in the Los Angeles Express as favoring the grantof a pardon to Chris Evans. "I think he ought to be pardoned because he was playing the game fair.

ly. and the men he shot were in the game the same as he was, but lost instead of winning," sald J. V. Brighton, a guard at. the Soldier's Home, in explaining today why he wants to see Chris Evans, bandit and train robber released from prison.

"This is the first time I have ever given my real reason for endorsing the pardon of continued Brighton, "but it is the real one when taken in connection with the fact that Evans was ready to reform when 1 caught him and landed him in the pen. I always figured that if anyone ever got was out after thieves I would have no kick coming. because I was a professional gun man the same as the men who were shot. by Evans. 00 course, Evans was a crook, a natural born crook, but he played the game fairly and won often.

He is til years old now, his left hand is gone and his eyes are bad. He could do no harm out. of jail. "They seem to think it is strange that the man who went to such risk to take Evans and break up the Evans. Sontag gang, should want to see him pardoned.

and that is why I explain (my reasons as I do." D. S. Clark is in town today from Mojave. Curvas cano down from De. (lano last night.

Wale Savoy: returned this morning from a short business trip t9 San Francisco. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. Oil Company. Location of principal place of business, Bakersfield, California. Notice Is hereby given that at.

a meeting or the Board of Directors of Gilfillan Oil Company, hold on the (21st day of January, 1908, 81 seasment of ton cents per share was (levied on the subscribed capital stock for the corporation, payable immedilately in United States Gold Coin to the Secretary of said company at his office, room 6, Conklin building, No. 1926 Chester avenue, Bakersfield. And stock upon which this assess. ment shall remain unpaid on the 24th day of February, 1908, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 11th day of March, 1908, to pay the de. linquent assesment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors.

FRANK W. WEBSTER, Secretary. Office--Room 5, Conklin Building, 1926 Chester avenue, Bakersfeld, Caljifornia. 1-23 SHERIFF'S SALE. No.

5117. Hochheimer and Company, a cor. poration. plaintiff, vs. B.

B. Phillips, defendant, By virtue or an execution issued out of the Superior Court of the County of Kern, State of Callfornia, wherein and Company, a corpora tion. plaintiff, and B. B. Prillips, defendant, upon a judgment rendered the 8th day of August, A.

.1905, for the sum of $488.30, lawful money of the United States, besides costs and interest, I have this day levied upon all the right, title, claim and Interest of said defendant of, in and to the following described real estate, ed In Kern County, State of California, to wit: An undivided one-half interest in the "Old Lime Kiln" lime claim or mining location, situated on the county road on Callente Creek, between Callente and Amalle, on section 14, township 30, south range 32 gast, M. D. B. and notice of location of which is recorded in Book 41 of Kern County Mining Records at page 234; also the "Extension of Lime" mining claim adjoining the above described "Old Lime Kiln" claim on the south, notice of location of which is recorded in Book 56 at page 69 of said Kern County Mining Records. The above described property stands on the recorda of Kern County in the na'me of Kern County Lime Company.

Public notice is hereby given that 1 will, on Friday. the 14th day of February, A. D. 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m.

of said day, In front of the Court House door of the County of Kern. sell 21 public auction. for lawful money of the United Stater, all the right, title, claim and interest of wald defendant of, in and to the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient money to satisfy said judgment, with Interest costs, to the highest and best bidder. Dated January 22, 1908, J. W.

KELLY, Sheriff. 1-23 By T. A Deputy. MORLEY'S THEATRE MORONIC TEMPLE BUILDING. 2007 Chester Avenue.

CONTINUOUS Admission BOX OFFICE PERFORMANCE 10c OPEN 7:30 to 10:30 No Higher 7:15 p. m. SPECIAL ACT Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Nights, A recitation by Miss Helen Ball of Bakersfield. PROGRAM: The Kitchen Maid's Dream The -sighted Sportsmen Indians' Revenge The Cigar Box. Yale Laundry June is Purious And Two Illustrated Songs Little Red Riding Hood JAP GOVERNMENT ESCAPES CENSURE BY NARROW MARGIN! TOKIO, Jan.

motion to sure the government. after debate on budget was defeated in the lower house by a vote of 177 to 168. The cabinet will now remain in power and the budget will probably pass. RATE OF DISCOUNT LOWERED. LONDON.

Jan. Bank of England has reduced the rate of count to 4 per cent and the Bank France to 3 per cent. TO PEOPLE OF KERN. There will be no rurther delay in the matter of enforcing the ordinance prohibiting riding of bicycles on the sidewalks. From now on all offenders will be placed under arrest, nnd Aned in accordance with the law.

140 C. P. BADGER, Marshal. Nursing--Parties wishing a nurse may inquire at 1929 Truxtun avenue. Telephone main 1416.

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Phone Main 1445. 705 I St, Kern. Op. 8. P.

Depot. AS "LARGE OAKS FROM ACCOUNT LITTLE ACORNS GROW" so swell your savings if you leave them with 118 for any reasonable time. Pour nor cent interest tells: the story of necumulation-of increase. Once start saving with our help and you'll keep at it to your advantage. Today's al good day to start.

Ever so little will do. The First Bank of Kern.