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a a a a a a SANTA ROSA PRESS DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1929 5 LOST FOR DAYS NEAR GEYSERS FOUND Vacationist Sees Steam From Peak, Walks Into Hotel While Search On Lost for three days in the hilly wilds of northeast Sonoma county while scores of searchers scoured the countryside for him, L. Powers, of San Francisco, yesterday walked in. unaided, to The Geysers hotel. For three days Powers roamed the trails in the hilis, trying to locate some road ol' path that would id lead him to the hotel he left. Sunday morning to go on 1 hike, but it was not until yesterday morning that he sealed a high peak and saw the steam arising from the Geysers, which led him to safety.

Aside from being hungry, he was unharmed, and yesterday afternoon started out with a party of friends 01l another hike. Powers, who went to the resort for his vacation, was alone and although he left early Sunday morning for a hike, he was not missed until he failed to. appear for Breakfast Monday. An investigation of his room showed that his bed had not been slept upon. Knowing that anyone not familiar with the country could easily lose his way, parties of searchers under experienced guides were sent out and for two days the entire section of the country was combed without avail.

EMERGENCY OPERATION HEALDSBURG, July 2. cial to Press Kair, son of J. M. Karr, manager of Del Rio Woods, underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis at the Morse hospital last night. His condition was reported as excellent tonight.

Charles Black of Cloverdale visited here yesterday. Notice Each customer in Sonoma County booking an order 1,000 or more chicks BEFORE AUGUST 1, 1929 will receive FREE one season tint for the Gravenstein Apple Show to be held in Sebastopol from August 13th to 18th SEBASTOPOL Electric Hatchery Sebastopol, California Heads burg Section THE BUCKLE OF THE PRUNE BELT PERSONALS HEALDSBURG, July 2. (Special to Press Democrat) Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Carter have as their guests for this week, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melka of San Francisco. Dr.

F. E. Sohler returned last night from San Francisco, where he was called to help perform a throat operation on Mrs. E. Egholt, a former Healdsburg resident.

She is at the Stanford hospital. Mrs. Frank Devall and son, Milton; Mrs. Lawrence and son, Ed, and daughter, Bernice, and grandchildren, Harry, Maryln, and Bernice, are at the Toyan cottages for the summer months. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Dewey, of Oakland, formerly of Healdsburg, are visiting with their son, Gale Dewey, here, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis. Stinson of Napa visited here today with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Will Eberhardt of Menlo Park are guests at the home of Williams Muller of Fitch mountain for several Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Gerald, formerly of Santa Rosa and Healdsburg, had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. O. Athey yesterday. They were on their way to Lake county 011 a vacation from San Francisco.

Tom Stevens Elected Conference Delegate HEALDSBURG, July 2. (Special to Press Tom Stevens was, elected to represent the Young People's society of the Healdsburg Presbyterian church at the conference next week at Redway, Humboldt county. Others going are Miss Ruth Adams, Miss Marjorie Adams, and Rev. E. C.

Philleo, who will be one of the teachers. Out-of-Town Guests At Rosenberg Home HEALDSBURG, July 2. (Special to Press and Mrs. Harold B. Rosenberg had as their guests for dinner Saturday Sig Seeman of New York, and Elmer Chase of San Jose.

The guests were on their way home from Portland, where they attended the National Wholesale Grocers convention. Steel Making Film Showed at Lytton HEALDSBURG, 2. (Special Press -V. W. Farlow of San Francisco showed a film on the manufacture of steel tonight to the boys of Lytton home, He accompanied it with a lecture.

Tomorrow a delegation of forty will be guests at dinner in the Lytton home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ames spent Saturday and Sunday here with Ames' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Ames. John Gromo and Ed Kramer will go to Mt. Jackson July 3 to play in an orchestra, 0.

Athey and sons, Jimmie and George, have installed a new water system on their ranch at Pine Flat in preparation for de season. Phil Algers of Oakland is guest at the George Day home. Joseph Miriani of San Francisco, graduate of Healdsburg high school, is here on his vacation. His cousin, Margaret Dedalin, is a house guest of Eleanore Truett. Mrs.

Ella Flack and Miss Dorothy Seawell left Monday for Berkeley, where they will attend the summer session of the University of California, Charles D. Jones of Hopland was a visitor today at the home of his brother, Tom Jones, in West Side. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stone of Petaluma were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Hudson Sunday. Julian Didier, Dry Creek rancher, was taken to the Morse hospital this morning for treatment. Didier has been ill for some time. ATTEND FUNERAL HEALDSBURG, July 2.

(Special to Press Democrat). Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams of Dry Creek, accompanied by their nephew, Leon Hendricks, left this morning for Sacramento to attend the funeral of Ira I. Wilkinson and his son, Charles Wilson, who were killed in an airplane crash Sunday.

Mrs. Adams is a sister of Mrs. Wilkinson, widow of one of the crash victims. Dividend Notice BANK OF ITALY National Trust Savings Association For the half year ending June 30, 1929 a dividend has been declared at the rate of four per cent per annum 011 Savings Deposits. payable on and after July 1, 1929.

Dividends not called for are added to and bear the same rate of interest as the principal from July 1, 1929. SAVINGS DEPOSITS made to and including Wednesday, July 10, 1929 will earn interest from July 1, 1929 JAMES A. BACIGALUPI, President. If you transfer YOUR FUNDS July TO THIS ASSOCIATION Your Money Will Earn With Safety Our new Interest Period starts July First. Accounts opened on or before July 11 each from July 1st.

The harder you have worked for your money the more you owe it to yourself to Get the best return compatible with safety AND TO Invest in a Class investment, where you are sure of protection Your money invested here is protected by First Mortgages on improved real estate in Santa Rosa by reserves of this Association; by rigid state supervision. Exempt from city, county and state taxes. SANTA ROSA BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 149 629 Fourth Street D. P. ANDERSON, President C.

D. BARNETT, Secretary River Picnic of Bloomfield Attracts Big Crowd Miss Anna McCammon, Martin Mickelsen Wed at Two Rock Ceremony BLOOMFIELD, July 2 to Press Democrat), -The Bloomfield Parent -Teacher Association held its June meeting Friday at Mirabel park. A large number of members, friends and children attended. A pienic lunch was enjoyed. The Bloomfield Whoopee Club.

which was encamped at Mirabel. was entertained by A. at the luncheon. In the early afternoon 2, business meeting was held, with Mrs. Sidney Smith presiding.

Miss Madeline Baum was I secretary in the absence of Mrs. Kate Sansom, who has taken trip east. It was decided to give an afternoon whist and bridge party in July to raise funds for various projects in view. Plans were talked over for the annual bazaar. which will be held October 5.

Committees were appointed to take charge of the different attractions at the bazaar. After the meeting, adjourned. swimming and playing were indulged in. COUPLE WED The wedding of Miss Anna MeCammon and Martin Mickelsen of Two Rock on Friday evening saused much interest in Bloomfield where, friends. both have The many wedding relatives took place at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Iversen. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Robert McCammon. Her attendant was Mrs.

Broder Petersen, a cousin. bridegroom was assisted by Broder Petersen. A supand reception were held after the ceremony, which was performed by Reverend B. L. Brittain.

The couple on motor trip to Northern California and Oreleft, it, gon. Upon their return they will reside in new cottage at Two Rock. Mrs. Rose Geller, who resigned aS principal of the Bloomfield school, and accepted a like position in Winters, is at present in the latter city. Walter Williams of Oakland is guest at the George Jones home.

Claude Peterbaugh and father. James Peterbaugh, of Oakland, were weekend visitors at the Jack Peterbaugh home in Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stump motored to Petaluma Sunday.

Mrs. Minnie McFadden of Fallon is visiting relatives here. Miss Mc. Fadden is a recent graduate of the Tomales high school. Mrs.

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S. Chamber Official HEALDSBURG, July 2. (Special to Press James of the United States chamber of commerce, speaking before the Healdsburg Kiwanis club today decried over -production in this and advised diversitied country, as the safest agricultural business. Two thirds of the farmers who are saving money operate on the diversified plan, he said. The poultry and dairy industry he classed as consistently the most profitable branch of riculture.

The trend of population toward the cities, James claimed, is a good thing. Machinery has lessthe need for men on the farms. Too much land is now being cultivated. He discouraged the planting of new lands to crops, Quality and quantity is the goal which should be aimed at, James said. Products should be graded and prices regulated according to the quality.

James came here in company with a group of members of the Santa Rosa chamber of commerce. Included in the Santa Rosa party were Frank Doyle, Ketterlin, Jack Kirkpatrick and M. Forsyth. Band Concerts to Begin Saturday HEALDSBURG, July 2. (Special to Press Democrat).

Band concerts will start in the Plaza here Saturday, Col. C. Wilfred Bourne announced this morning. The Lytton Salvation Army boys band has been engaged to furnish twelve concerts during the summer months. The Lytton band contains 25 players.

They have played here every summer for several years. The concerts start at 7:30 o'clock and will be held every Saturday night. Money for financing the band concerts was raised by Healdsburg merchants and the chamber of commerce. Rovere Place Traded For Southern Home HEALDSBURG, July 2, (Special to Press Democrat) Mrs. Virginia Pierce Rovere has exchanged her three lots and cottage at Camp Rose for a home in Santa Monica owned by Mr.

and Mrs. D. Huntsinger. The deal was made by Charles W. Comstock, Healdsburg realtor.

Mrs. Everett Lampson of Geyserville was in Healdsburg today. I SantaRosaMeatMarket 316 Fourth Street Phone 1330 Visit Our Delicatessen Department Specials for Wednesday and 4th of July Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, Cooked Ravioli with our Italian Mushroom Sauce, Baked Ham, Roast of Pork, Roast of Beef, Roast Chicken. ALL COOKING PREPARED BY MRS. TROMBETTA It's an extra treat to eat our Cold Meats We also handle a full line of Dressed Poultry OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, 8 A.M.- TO -1 P.M.

4 TO 6:30 P.M. RODEO at UKIAH JULY 4th to 7th A famous string of buckers-and some of the greatest broncobusters that ever spurred into an arena! See the varied program of events, full of life and action. Reduced Round Trip Fare FROM SANTA ROSA $2.85 SALE DATE JULY 3RD TO 7TH INCLUSIVE RETURN LIMIT JULY 9TH, 1929 Ask the Agent as to Train, Service On July 4th Special Train will leave Ukiah at 6:55 P. M. NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC Redwood Empire Route APPLE PACKING STARTS JULY 15 HEALDSBURG, July 2.

(Special to Press Robert T. Cochrane company will start packing apples here July 15, R. J. Peterson, the company's buyer in this territory said today. No prices are being quoted on apples.

The company will start packing pears later. 'Seventy-five dollars per ton is being offered on number one fruit, $45 per ton second grade, a and $15 on drying our fruit, According to a statement from the Healdsburg office the California. Packing Corporation, the price on pears is quite unstable. The Diana Packing company will start packing tomatoes and tomato by -products about the middle of August, Large acreages around Healdsburg, Santa Rosa, Fulton and Windsor, as well as 200 acres in the Sacramento valley have been contracted. S.

Di Bella, manager of the Diana cannery, is enlarging the plant and expects to handle peaches, pears, and other fruit next season. Modern science emphasizes that a limited diet is monotonous and that it is bad us. For enjoyment and for health, eat varied, balanced foods. The greatest ally of the balanced diet is flavor. Good cooking is the foundation of healthful eating.

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