Petaluma Daily Morning Courier from Petaluma, California • 6

TIT. SPAT, MAT 25, 1920. CAGE SIX PETALUMA DAILY COURIER, PETALUMA. CALIF. Get Ready for the Harvest THE HARVEST SEASON IS APPROACHING.

YOUR MACHINERY IN ORDER? IF NOT, THIS BIG, COMPLETELY-EQUIPPED MACHINE SHOP IS AT YOUR SERVICE. DONT DELAY DO -IT NOW! Completely Equipped Machine Shop, Blacksmith, ing and Wood Working Department. VAN BEBBER BROS. The Courier Forum 246 MAIN STREET, The Home of U. CHERRY GROWERS PLAN TO ORGANIZE The cherry growers of Sebastopol section are planning to organize.

At a meeting held in Sebastopol Wednesday ight, with Louis Frel, presiding, nearly every grower present signed 'to join the proposed organization. Meetings will be held throughout the Sonoma being one of the largest producers of cherries. J. M. Azevedo, of Tomales was in town on business yesterday.

TnE ALLIED BANES BANKING PARENTS: While your children are getting their education dont forget that one of the requisites of success Is the lesson of economy and saving. Teach a child the way of economy when he is young, and when he is olji he will not depart from it. Start your child with a small account in this bank and he will not only get the saving habit but he will grow accustomed to business ways. We always give careful attention to our youthful customers and give all information possible which will lead to a proper understanding of modern business methods. OPPOSITE HILL PLAZA S.

Solid Truck Tines GRUT (Kill SALE On box wood, $4 per load while it lasts. Only a limited amount sold to make more room. Get your order In quick. Petaluma Box Phone 344. ml5tl2 Peter L.

Murphy has returned from a fishing trip to Mark West Springs. fa, 55 THE BANKS FOR SEBYICE SCHOOL Street. 677 EARL B. SNYDER ADULTS 30c CHILDREN 15c WAR TAX INCLUDED RIDGEWAY GRANTED DIVORCE Marital differences of- an nature led Mr. and Mrs.

Harry G. Ridgeway yesterday to place their problems before Judge E. I. Butler in the Superior Court. Upon the sworn testimony of Mrs.

Ridgeway, corroborated by her husbands brother, James H. Ridgeway, that there was no other remedy. Judge Butler awarded a decree of divorce to Mrs. Ridgeway, granting to her at the same time, alimony of 100 a month and the custody of the 12 year old daughter. Ridgway is the manager of the Marin County branch of the P.

G. E. Co. Marin County Journal. MRS.

ILL I.EAI SOON' EOT OtKT. ND Mrs. C. D. Irwin, who has bPrn receiving treat' rn at the Cherry Hill sanitarium, wi 1 eave Friday for Oakland wb-ro she will remain permanently her daughter.

She will be accompanied a far as that city by her daughter, Media Smith. Mrs. Irwin has many friends here who will be pleased to "team that she is improving. ARRANGED ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Petaluma high school alumni association, will be held Saturday evenig June 5 th, at the Womans Club house, when reports of the officers will he receive and the election of officers held. After the meeting a dance will be enjoyed.

SHORTAGE OF GASOLINE The present shortage of gasoline js causing owners of cars much concern. At present only 5 will be sold to owners who operate cars for pleasure. There are some stations who are supplying only the business cars. CALF CLUB. TO BE FORMED A committee of the dairv council met this week with Prof.

Rath-bone of the Agricultural class of the Petaluma high school and Secretary Kerrigan of the Chamber of Commerce, when the matter of forming a Calf club among the school boys was discussed. The object of the clu bwill he to raise bette rstock and to hold contests. CUT HAND ON FRUIT JAR Mrs. Henry Nisson cut her hand Thursday night while opening a jar of fruit. Drv Lumsden dressed the wound.

ENTERTAINED FOR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNulty entertained a number of friends Saturday night in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Percy McNulty, of San Francisco, who are spending the week end here.

Five hundred was played and the trophies won by Mrs. Percy McNulty, Mrs. Dalessi, Mrs. John Dillon, Percy McNulty and Walter Dalessi. A collation was served at midnight.

MI CH DEMAND FOR LONG WOOL There is much wool stored in the big warehouse in Cloverdale, some of which was placed there last fall. It was learned yesterday from a well known Cloverdale- man that there is a demand at a good price for long wool, but buyers do not want short wool, and state that there is no market for it Hence they are urging sheep men to shear once a year and thus produce the long wool which will sell, and not have to be stored for months. A number of sheep men of the Cloverdale section will follow this advice it is said. Jack Gallagher or Pt. Reyes has bought a Buick six.

Harlan Dykes formerly of this city, is now head of the American Legion at Atascadero, where the Dykes family reside. Try a Courier Waet Ad. TOM stalled a distillate driven, 65-horse power engine for a caterpillar pump. The water was pumped into a reservoir and it was discovered 4he water was covered with bubbles. On applying a match the flames leaped all over the water.

Mr. Harshaw immediately set about to save the gas, and1 now all the pumping is done by usihg the gas from the well. The gas was discovered at a depth of 135 feet. The discovery has created great inteerst in that section crowds gather at night to watch the gas, which cannot be saved, burn on the top of the water. As a result of the discovery 3000 acres have been leased for a further investigation and the result is being watched with interest.

COURIER READER. Many local citizens are using water for gardens, for the reason, as they say, that as long as the overflow pipe down Park Avenue flows, which it does at night, there is more water going to waste than would save all the vegetable gardens in town. In past years the overflow pipe discharged water into the Baker street sewer long after users were warned to desist, and nobody knows the reason why. All of which leads to the query WHY? CITIZEN. MRS.

NISSON WAS HOSTESS Mrs. Viggo Nisson was hostess Sunday to more than twenty relatives at a dinner given in compli-met to her parents, Mr. ad Mrs. Rasmussen of Fresno, who are here for a visit. A social time was and happy reunion enjoyed.

Treatment of Common Colds. "If all who catch cold could be persuaded to remain in bed for the first twenty-four hours of such an attack, says a well known physician, "there would be fewer cases dragging on with distressing symptoms for weeks and often ending in some more serious disease." To fnake sure of a prompt recovery you should also take Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Whether sick or well the bowels should move each day. Advertisement About Digestion. It is claimed that only half as much food is required when it is thoroughly masticated.

Digestion begins in the mouth and a thorough mastication of the food is of the greatest importance. When needed take Chamberlains Tablets to strengthen the digestion and insure a regular movement of the bowels. Advertisement. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO- PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be- tween F. F.

Fine and M. Lerer in the conduct of the business known as the Guarantee Garage and Repair Shop has been dissolved by mutual consent of the parties. All bills against the firm will be assumed by F. F. Fine.

F. F. FINE, M. LERER. Date of first publication May 19, 1920.

tlO "Eph. WEISS, the expert ophthlal-mic optometerist will be In Petaluma at the office of Dr. K. UrbSn on June 5th. Permanently located at 706 Larkin St, San Francisco.

Great Reduction Sale, Ladies Suits, Coats and Dresses, now on. Raymond m21t5 WATER DEVELOPMENT LX SITTER COUNTY Mrs. Lester Wood writes interestingly to Petaluma relatives how one water problem was solved. In the past few years the farmers around Meridian, Sutter county, have been hard pressed to keep their crops on account of dry seasons, so have resorted to bored wells. About the first of May a Mr.

Harshow, who purchased the ranch adjoinin'? the Wood ranch, and which was formerly a part of that ranch, bored twin wells side by side, and in- Stop That Dirty Work Positive lubrication your car in from ten thirty minutes. of to Forces the grease into every wearing point of your automobile under 500 pounds pressure. Come in show you the and let us ALEMITE LUBRICATING SYSTEM Watson Goodrich Tires and Tubes Thermoid Tires and Tubes Thermoid Brake Lining Permaseal Piston and a Complete stock of Rings accessories 125 Main St Phone 869 Have your Meat Delivered By the CASH AND CARRY MARKET Phone 867 Best quality meats at honest prices. CLARENCE HARMS 117 Washington Petaluma HILL OPERA HOUSE TUES. and WEDNES.

MAY 25 and 26 I Tom Mix, the cowpuncher actor, wanted to catch an express train moving at the rate of 60 miles an hour. He didnt want to 'bother He roped it just as he used to rope wild cattle on the ranges of Texas before he entered motion picture work. Mix did this stunt for his new drama "Rough Riding Romance, to be shown at the Hill tonight and Wednesday This is only one of the perilous stunts Mix does in the Romance which prove his fearless-, ness and self confidence. Mix also makes a rapid dash on his trained horse Tony, up six flight of a fire escape and then rider; down the grand staircase of a palace. He escapes a pursuing mob by swinging across an immense hall on a chandelier and then lassoes a gun from a guards hand to save jiimself and a princess who surrenders her heart to this knight of the west.

ADKINS MAY RECOVER Adkins who yesterday attempted suicide, will probably recover from his wounds. He has not developed any untoward symptoms up to the present time and his condition is satisfactory to the attending surgeon. The man is not out of danger by any means, for there is still grave dager of infection in the wounds, but he is making good progress. When the danger of infection has been entirely eliminated, there is reason to believe he will make rapid progress toward recovery. Republican.

INSPECTED TWO ROCK GRANGE The Two Rock Grange had a well attended meeting Friday night when they 'received a visit from State Grange Inspector Abbott of San Jose. During the evening the grange conferred the second and fourth degrees for the benefit of the visitor. A program was given after the iness session and a banquet served. DANISH SOCIETIES TO HATE PICNIC At the meeting of the Danish Brotherhood Saturday night at thg Labor Temple, plans were completed for the annual picnici which will be enjoyed today by the members and their families and the Sister hood. Lunch will be served beneath the bik trees at Kenilworth and a pleasant day is planned.

1 GRATON CANNERY GETTING READY TO OPEN The Cannery at Graton is a busy place at present, and is bfeing placed in readiness for the season. It is expected that the big plant will start canning cherries June 3. The Green Valley cannery was purchased some time ago by John W. McCarthy who had previously leased the place. IMPROVING RESIDENCE Mrs.

Sadie Crink, who recently bought a home on Third street near has commenced remodelling" the residence which will be converted into flats and rented. John W. Murphy spent Sunday in San Francisco where he visited with his wife and son. He witnessed the big fire which occurred there and saw the blaze when it first started. He states that the greatest excitement prevailed and every member of the fire department was' busy fight- ing the fire.

nix Sonoma County National Bank Corner Main and Washington Sts. Petaluma Savings Bank 159 Main STARTLING WE ARE GOING TO KNOCK THE BOTTOM OUT OF TIRE PRICES WATCH When tire prices began to soar we used our judgment andpurchased a large supply at the old price. Now while the prices are all up we are going to do our share by selling you standard tires from 20 to 40 lower than present prices. Have you ever used a Savage? Try one and be convinced, youll never want any other. Let us show you.

Highway Garage 406-408 Main -Street. Phone THE SUPREME DAREDEVIL OF THE WORLD, in 1 ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE, a train, climbing horseback UP a fire-escape and racing horseback round the grand staii'way of a palace are a train, climbing horseback pp a fire-escape and racing horseback round the grand stairway of a palace are Lassoing a few of the stunts of this thrilling feature. I.