The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 2

SANTA ROSA PRESS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1933 i Local Aff siudenticiiinnni ill bEon EE TJEVEHS During the contest, charges of. illegal voting, both r.t the polls and by voters' were aired, amF the voters' law was branded unconstitutional 'by Gul- dotti's attorneys. tho district. Cuidotil was leading by a small margin when bailor east at the polls were cOunten. but laky of at, sent voters' ballots switched the lead io Cole, returning him to his office as supervisor.

ii I i. uu uu KILL To ftdpCrippWiCfllillF ESSE TO All Children In County Bidden To Easter Egg Hunt (Continued From Pa One) of cfgs. limhr of the i'oldr-11 ci'. uiFiiEiaimiiB JOHN HE? STATE CaPITflL FOR KEW POST ITES WILL I lamb of The rrrand champion Francisco Junior held -siTunoir (he (South -'an Live-tori; and jil COIIelilile.I, Mottn, lre-mi-er 4 -II club, was OV I P.eef how owne.1 by pe ter of the Woodland sold tu fr'n ift mid 0 a pound at the company at Reviewed Attack on Absent Voters' Law Seen In Announcement Stanford Coach's Father Dies at Rincon Home After Long Illness Are You Prepared For Hot Weather i Special Prices on MAYFLOWER REFRIGERATORS I During This Month 4 cubic feet size, $14100 now $125.00 Finder I he sil ver Boy under six finding the inuohrr of f-V-AS. 'ill oil-r six findpii; the largest liiirfihi of Yoururcst.

child attending ctj fill 11 lit, Child attending the eij hunt from ihe farthest distance. In addition, other prizes will be Supervisors Expected To Make Appointment at Meeting Today P.oss Moodoy, foreman of the re. tired lft32 grand jury and former local businessman, will be formally appointed manager of the netvly reorganized Sonoma county social service department, when, the board of supervisors meets at 10 o'clock closir.g auetioii of tho show. The best lot of ten iambs, owned by Jones Cox, of Euis Obispo, members of the Future Farmers of America, sold for 33 cents a pound. Sam McMillan, of Santa Kosa, ft Future Farmer, put one of his champion Jambs in the auction ring, the proceeds to go to -the Shrlners' hospital for crippled children in San Francisco.

It was sold three times, ineinj? an aggregate J. Cnidotli, Cuerneville jus-flee of the peace who recently lost a contest election of Supervisor Wi'l rd Cole, in the fifth supervisorial district, will appeal Relief On Mortgages Is Demanded In Hearing Before Assembly (Continued From Page One) ate and Idler before the afwmWy. "Farmers' who have pa-hi taxes for more than 25 years ore now being deprived of their homes, through no fitul of their own, Jnit values of the -date ore facing a tremen-iIouh drop unless the tide of mort-Kasje foreclosures Is ptemmed. "The farmers are artsirtj? in protest, and demand this moratorium to itive them a chanoo to cot bao.K to the state supreme court from the judgment of Superior Judge Eenjimlii Jones, of Lake county, which declared Cole circled and this morning. Sy2 cubic feet size, $195.00 now $145.00 6y2 cubic feet size, $226.00 $195.00 I Only one of each model at this price I total of 5 cents, per pound.

Kaim This was indicated yesterday by owner, except, tiie last, put the nnirmtl back in the ring for rsale. The last, purchaser gave both the proceeds and the lamb to the hospital. The grand champion hog, owned by Eugene J.Jrblgcford, Future Firmer, of Ijoh Paiios, was sold for 25 cents pound 20t cents above the market, prico. Swift purchaser of the champion upheld validity of tho state absent voters' law. This was disclosed late yesterday when liarrett.

and McCohnolI, who represented (Juldotti in trial of tho contest, filed a notice of appeal in the office of County Clerk Geor-'o P. Sanborn, Grounds on which the, appeal will be based were not revealed. 7. EXCHANGE BARGAINS -2-piece Mohair Chesterfield Suite $70.00 2-piece Mohair Chesterfield Suite, slightly damaged. $55.00 Ivory Dresser i $9.59 Marble Top Walnut Dresser $12.50 Funeral service for Cooiw E.

Nmers, father of Krnie Nevers, ass-ist'int football roach at University, will bo held tomorrow afternoon from Weill Brothers chapel, with iho P.ev. Ka-bort Clark The body will ho taken to the California crematory tit Oakland for cremation. ''Nevers, who was 71 yearn old, died 'early yesteirtaj at hi home in, ltinoon valley. He had 'been II! for several years, 1.A native of New Brunswick, he had lived in llincon valley 33 years. Ho is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Mary Nevers; ffvo pons, Ernest Severs, JPalo Alto: I Tarry. E. Nevers of Montana, Frank Nevers of M.mta parbnrn John and fjcorce Nevers of Wisconsin; a daughter, Mrs. A. .1.

Sft'enson of Minnesota; nine; BTami children, end one great-Era ndchild. Mr. and Mrs. Nevers recently celebrated their 52nd wedding Ernie Nevers arrived here early yesterday from Stanford, where he has been assisting In the spring: football praetlee. on tlieir feet and nave their f.iruiemint, Covernor Frank, F.

Meiriairt. presldlni; officer of thd senate the throne; of farmers "as citizens of California." "The senate is vitally interested in the farm problems of the state, and will do i utmost to provide leifiNlativn relief," he declared, Heidmeyef to fui'niali the Senate with written copies of the recommendation of the farmers. 200 FROM SONOMA Preceding Selilmeyer's talk Sen- one member1 ot the hoard, who said that the supervisors had informally agreed that' Moodoy should be piven the appointment, after considering 13 applications for the post, which will command a salary of per month. Friends of Moodoy said that they had been reliably Informed that he was "virtually assured" of the position hy board members who conferred with him Wednesday evening following- passage of an ordinance creating the position and fixing salary and duties for the social service manager. Chairman Ed Enzennuer declared following- tho Wednesday meeting that the board was undecided between Moodey and Col.

C. Wilfred Hourne, former executive of the Golden Oat Orphanage $98.00 5-piece Enameled Bed Set $49.00 10 Gas Ranges $12.00 to $85.00 I 4 Electric Ranges i $24.00 to $50.00 Santa Rosa Furniture Co. 330 Fourth Street Santa Rosa i steer, was the high bidder, Paul Condltre. of Modesto, received 11 cents a pound for his grand champion pen of hogs. The indorsement committee of Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce refused to indorse special advertising propositions, Including lodge programs anil similar matter, at it last session, according to Secretary O.

Lansing Ilurd. That Guidofti would probably appeal was intimated by lioe M. P.arrett, of counsel, immediately following the filing of Judge Jones' decision, The Cole-Guidotti race for tho supervisorial post attracted wide interest throughout the county, and particularly in the Russian river and coast, sections which comprise otor llerlK-it W. Hlater announced to the senate that included among the farmers thronnins the galhry weie 200 from Sonoma county, and that consideration be given ''W'' their appeal. The farm delegation' later called upon the assembly to repeat the recommendations', with Sehlmeyer rY attain acting- as spokesman.

E. A IE BET BILL Mclianlelci, former Bssemblyrrifln at Eytton. The board recently passed an ordinance abolishing the former social sendee commission and automatically ousting the office staff on of the grand jury. This ordinance becomes effective Monday, and Moodey's expected appointment will be effec-tivfl from that date. from Lo MolimiH.

alo mioko for Friday and Saturday the farm group in the assembly, opposing pttusaprt of Assembly bill SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Sfi? prmidint; for compulsory consolidation of school districts. the senatrt and oscembly were informed by Sehlmeyer that "rural California, is bitterly op posed to any such action." I THE ij EARTH JACK LINDSEY given winners of several contents to conducted by Cowboy Jack UmlseV, including a spoon race that i-) expected to provoka lots of fun. All children planning on entering the race are asked to briiif? their own spoons. The rules are simple, but remember them. The hunt ta only for boys and Kirls under IS yours ol aye.

will start at ltoylc. park on linen i'lland east of the city j-romptly ot 10 a. but njiy child Kettingr Into the park before Cowboy Jack fiffleiiilly starts the bis? liunt wi'l be disqualified. All nlfsht tonight until the wee hours of the moriiinqr Martin ij'K-Kcrlni, lorid confectioner, will be busy dyeinft 1.S00 fresh 111 all the brilliant hues of the rainbow. The ews have been contributed for tho HtC't this year an III the past by Aug-iiNt Bennett, local malinger of the roHlfry Producer? of Central California.

Tliey will bo hidden throughout Ariivlng iri facrSinento early yeHterday mornintr in caravans from many counties from the Tehachapl'H north, the farmers as I 1 sembled In the SncrniTieiito cham at 1 I ber of commerce auditorium ot 18 a.m. for an enthusiastic mass 7r educed rrices! Roosevelt Launches Vast Bond Plan to Aid Home Owners (Continued From Page One) 1 ernmeiital philosophy in what he ca'led "a declaration of national policy." "This policy," he said, "is that the broad inicrests ot the nation require that special safeguards should be thrown around home ownership ns a guaranty ot social and economic stability, and that to protect homo owners from ible enforced liquidation, in a. time of general distress, is a proper concern of government." ISSUE BONDS The bill Sets up a. home loan owners corporation authorized to issue $2,000,000,000 hi bonds. As appropriation ot $200,000,000 if authorized from which the con, point ion mny make cash advances to pay tunes when tho mortgage isj exchanged for bohdu, or to pay taxes on property otherwise unen meeting- OUTLINES AIMS L-.

A. Johnson, mufder of the Sonoma County Pomona. Orange, opened the meeting with a brief talk outlining 'h? aims of the march" originally sponsored by Sonoma county farmers, and then turned the pave! over to i (Continued From Page One) five such shows would Met priority over all other fairs. Thomas A. Mnloney, co-author of the rneasuie.

urged conetirretieo to avoid tj'ins ft up in conference. Assemblyman B. .1. Feiuenboum of San Francisco introduced a bill providing a two per cent consumer's tax on all retail which lie estimated would bring the state to a year in needed- revenues. 'Senator Edjiar Stow of nnta Barbara introduced several Amendments to the comity and city beer bill Which were approved.

They were mostly technical in character. Another amendment, approved was introduced by Senator .1. At. Inman of Sacramento to remove doubt whether beer could bo sold in Amelia II parks. The assembly roar 9 committee today recornniend-id for passage a bill which Would Ail approximately e.fijS to the fate secondary highway system.

Reductions on S-W-P House Paint, Semi-Lustre Inter- ior Paint, Porch and Deck Paint, Floor Enamel, Auto Enamel, Flo-Lac Varnish, Auto Top Diessing, Floor jf Varnish, Ebonol Roof Paint, Screen Enamel, the park some time during1 the nh'ht. The furrv bunnies rdantied an nrlnes are beitiL don'ited by the One Pound Can of Flaxoap Sonoma County Kahbit Breeders' Asrociiitiou. S'o don't mlf tji hunt! Tell your folks nor that, you want to with every purchase of $1.00 or more of S-W Products this week olny Fill Out This Coupon In part of that eaer "irnnR" that will proet. Cnivboy Jack at the opening of the park gates ot. l10 a.

m. toiriorrmv moruiiiB. That delicate tenderness cumbered. The government becomes an in full-flavored delicious THIS COUPON WORTH 15c This coupon with ir.e will purchase a can of Plierwin-Williatns Knamt lold. Kill in your name and address.

Limit one. to a customer. yyy! HP'tMnn 0 wjp nny ijii' my 'tiii)'1 iw0 Hifitf mi termediary and negotiator between Mrs. M. K.

Williams of Wituksor, wlm acted as chairni'in for the remainder of the meeting. Speakers during the two-hour liiornlnt; Tna.wsi taectltiff Included Johrifiou, Wllford Howard of lira ton, president' of the I Writers Protective fjeaaue of poiioma cotinty; Henry Panics ot Fun Jose, member of the filalo grange, executive couutiitlce; Former Assemhiymoti E. A. Afolinas; Kate Parker tfanta Posa; Kunice Peterson, Sonoma; Mrs. Williams, Windsor; J.

Case, ForestvillC; M. li. MeCleod, Windsor; aitd Sehlmeyer. The farmers elected Sehlmeyer an official spokesman, and uuthor-ized appoint ineiit of a committee to draft the recommendations to he submitted to he legislature, Sehlmeyep was Riven a great ovation by the farmers when he addi'esse,) them, during the morn-Im'. of our nro la- tho homo owner arid the mort ness that has made tuna popular throu shout you'll find Name Address gagee.

The mortgage holder may; get. up to per cent of the value of the mortgage in four per cent government bonds. He then drops from tho picture, having a govern ment bond instead of a mortgage. 15 YEAR PERIOD The corporation refinances the A Pore Food, onjy white Star Tuna! For 20 Honestly Advertised 1 The Seal of Acceptance of ys it has been preferred by the Committee on Foods of American housewives more of it the American Medical Asso- i i ciation is your best guaran- is sold than all other brands com- irlrSwlS bined! So, get the Best! It costs of the advertising claims nn mnrp. made for it.

look for this 110 morc' seal on every food you buy. m-. White Star Tuna has this ac- FREE RECIPES Write for "19 mortgage with fivo per cent Interest over a period of 15 years. If necessary the corporation may Today Only Matinee 2:30 i. SHOW STARTS AT 2:45 You'll shudder with thrills and shake with laughter! iKliltiif our proposed mortgage grant a moratorium botli on principal and interest payments up to thrcft years at any time during the ife of the loan.

moratorium as 'class legislation'," Proven Recipes for White Siar Tuna" ccptance. 5 425 Fourth Street Santa Rosa BW.W.VAV.VMVIV.VAV.V.W.V.V.VV.VAV.V.,.V. he declared, "but the story was An appropriation of $100,000,000 Tor 20 years the preferred 10 an Camp Sea Food Terminal somewhat: different when thev need brand because only Ihe piesl island, t-alitorma. ed and cot ii moratorium!" is authorized for the "Federal Savings and Loan Association." 372 of the catch is packed. lie said he hid warned legisla The povernment's interest in them tors of the likely consequences If the farm mortirase moratorium will be through subscription of capital stock, just as now in the was not provided immediately.

WMMi Sum ise of national banks. Any mem Jitirinit the noon hour a com r3 ri ber of tho existing- federal 'home Is ii mittee consistihir of Ixiren E. Mc-Fadden of Cloverdale, Sehlmever, loan banks may convert itself Into html II I I ff -I 11 11 11 VJt i UU 12 11 I I 1J I' liE a federal saxlngx and loan asso lolmMin, Case, Howard, and fc- UliU LJ UU ciation. lianiri. met to draft the proposed I Otto effect of this bill will be recninmeiKlatiotis.

Their ronurt was unanimously io induce mortgage; holders to come to terms with home owners where! this can be done. The hotue owner will have bargaining weapon in the government agency. adopted after 9 lenfrthy discussion resulting iii a fer eharires during the afJerrioon ni'eeting of the farmers, startintr at 2 o'clock. Though values of mortgages will with rjj Edward Arnold FRNFQT TRIIFY Drive Out and Get Your Favorite Brew FREE DANCE One mile from Court IIoiiso on Petaluma Highway, 300 yards South of Triangle Service Station. Victor Bertolomei and Jim Caveralli Household Specials! Scalitiif tlon of farm dctits to be deflated from their previous meet the reduced value of the values, tho measure possesses slightly inflationary tendencies in lollar, originally Included along I IMA lUEWri with the mortgage, moratorium re tho loosening of credit.

quest, was stricken out of the rec Hamper 1 A Hk mm capital was originated by the So ommendations when the farmers expressed the opinion that they should concent raw on the PICTURE Wlf John Miljan, Johnny Hiiies TOMORROW Warren William and Lilt Damita in "The Match King" A b'd bar of candy FREE to every child at Saturday Matinee noma County Pomona Grange, and hacked up by the Farmers Protective League of this county and the California. State Gringo. The farmers also passed motions flllliiii 1 1 jl CloK-ly woven reorl hamprrs. (hi? thing for apartments and small ''bathrooms. Fits of door.

Special price approving the tax extension After tho demonstration and hear now before the, legislature and ings officials of both organizations dared that, the "ficht. has just begun," indicating that, thev planned tifiVfrrtiiiViiiii went on record unanimously oppose,) to the proposed consolidation of school districts at the afternoon session. The Ciiid "m.pch" nn the to carrv to tho tmlsh the request for farm relief legislation. i'fTFjt TODAY AND LlJllj SATURDAY FOR THE BLOOD AND LIVER-STEWARTS RED CLOVER COMPOUND Large Bottle $1.00 Ph7r St.RoseDnigStore4Ea,fd0A STEWART STEWART, Santa Rosa "THE PLACE WHERE YOU GET A SQUARE DEAL" ANOTHER EXCEPTIONAL GIG DOUBLE BILL 3 i SCE. YOU SVOKE i CAMELS NOW 1 Bread Boxes Good quality roll-top bread boxes.

Fine for cake or bread. Special 79c I The great lovers of the i i find them 1 MilOFR Escreen in their second Chit! 3 32-Piece Set of Dishes $2.98 COFFEE AND TEA THAT'S FRESH THE CRASH' GEORGE BRENT TEA COFFEE Manufacturers and Distributors of N. S. EGG FOOD N. S.

CHICK FEED N. S. CHICK MASH N. S. GROWING MASH GRAINS MIXED FRESH EVERY DAY Phono 259 Second and Santa Rosa, Calif.

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