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MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 16, 1931. PART II 5 STORM BOOSTS RAINJIGURES Threat of Frost Carried in Weather Forecast BOARD STUDIES BOULEVARD BIDS Early Start Due on Jlighioay Leading to Glendale Uhlisual ccupations discovered In LosAngeles Snow in Donner Pass Delays Traffic for While Se venth Street at Olive TR. 1421 Rail Ploics Busy -Keeping Lines Open 'I' For Informal or Formal Dinners (Continued from First rage) to 1.25 Inches. At Artesia .90 of an inch was received.

Pasadena received a downpour, 1.26 inches being recorded, while at Correct Mt. Wilson an even inch and hall was measured. At Fullerton, .95 of an inch fell. Alhambra chalked up 1.14 inches. Contract Will Include Work on Grade Separation Supervisors to Open Bids on Bridge at Alamitos Bay With the prospect of having' the job completed by summer, the Board of Public Works is considering bids from a number of contractors the paving, and improving of Second street between Glen-dale Boulevard and Figueroa street, including some preliminary work on the First and Glendale grade separation.

The bids range from a low of $186,743.76 to $229,445.30. The estimate of the City Engineef is The work calls for 2400 feet of paving, some of it including a sixty-foot roadway and some a seventy-foot roadway. The pavement will ts eight-inch asphaltic concrete. Preliminary work on the grade separation calls for the construction of "footings," or six underground structures to carry the piers of a viaduct. In calling for bids, two types were considered, one being the pre-cast type of concrete, and the other the Raymond type, Are Best Purchased at Coulter's At Ban Diego a gentle rain from morning until night boost ed the rainfall for the season to 't 1.29 inches, which is more than a J.

i 1 ii 1''. quarter of an inch above normal 'Twenty-seven hundredths of an inch of rain was recorded. Heavy snow blankets all the mountains back of the city. Last, year at this time only .47 of an inch of rain had fallen in San Diego. Flood control readings were re ceived from Pacoima Dam where -vf 1.17 inches felL At Big Tujunga No.

1 a heavy fall, 2.10 inches were reported while at Clear Creek an even two inches fell. At Hoegee's Camp the rain measured 2.05 inches and at -e consisting of a metal tube or con "Coulter's for Linens" A Household Word in Los Angeles HAND WOVEN IRISH LINENS Direct importations from Ireland hand-woven double damask of that waxy, snow-white finish that lovers of fine linens appreciate. tainer driven into the ground and Little Cienega 2.25. At San Dimas an even inch of moisture fell and then filled with concrete. at Big Dalton Dam the measure Th low bid on the improvement, including the pfre-cast footings, was or ment was 1.07 inches.

Engineers' figures from Puddingstone Dam were submitted by P. J. Akmadzich, while R. A. Wattson Co.

sub .64 tf an inch. SNOW BLOCKS PASS mitted the low bid on the Raymond type at $190,171.43. The City Engineer will determine the type to At San Francisco sunshine succeeded the rains which be used. started Friday night. From every IWide World Photo Gloria Widmann (Many person? here earn their livelihood in unmual and unique uayi.

An inquisitive reporter ha) been assigned to chronicle some of the oul-o-ihe-ordinary occupations and one of the scries follows:) ine Doara win award the contract within the next few weeks. Meanwhile, design work on the grade separation continues, with section of the State came reports of precipitation unusual for this time of the year. The Yosemite the expectation the plans will be Because the mysterious Hohakam Valley floor was carpeted with ten inches of snow, while Tuolumne Meadows had a nineteen-inch deep completed about the first of next year. Indians, who once dwelt in Central Arizona, possessed a tribal custom blanket. Eight inches of snow fell in 2x2 V2 yds.

$21.50 $25.00 2x3 yds $25.00 $30.00 2x312 yards $35 each 22x22-inch napkins Doz. $18.50... $22.50... $28.50 the Siskiyou Mountains. Snow plows requiring that all pottery buried Vl ALAMITOS BRIDGE BIDS WILL BE OPENED TODAY Bids for the building of Los An with a body be broken or mutilated Miss Gloria Widmann is engaged at geles county's new $110,000 vehicular one of the most unusual occupations in the city.

bridge over the mouth, of Alamitos Bay, connecting Seal Beach and Long Beach via Ocean Boulevard. Miss Widmann is listed tinder the prosaic title of secretary in the employ of Dr. Charles Van Bergen. will be opened by the Board of Supervisors this afternoon. in tne Sierras prevented any serious delay in railway traffic.

San Francisco weather forecast said that additional rains may fall in California soon. At Reno three feet of snow blocked Donner Pass over the high Sierras for a time yesterday and nearly 200 California -bound automobiles were held in Reno until the pass could be reopened late yesterday afternoon. Many more were held up at Truckee. California highway officials are using several snow plows at Summit in an effort to have the road ready for travel some time archeologist, but in reality she is the champion jig-saw puzzle expert, If the usual procedure is followed for it is her duty to fit together the thousands of fragments of Hoha the three lowest bids will be taken under advisement and analyzed by members of the road committee of HEMSTITCHED SETS Linen damask sets for serving four or six people; choose from colored borders or solid colors at these 54x54 with six napkins, set $3.95 Cloth 54x70, with six napkins, set $4.95 JOHN S. BROWN LINENS Double damask very fine linens, at special prices: 2x2 yds.

2x2V2 yds $13.50 2x3 yds $15.50 22x22-inch napkins. Dozen $13.50 the board and Road Commissioner kam pottery gathered by Dr. Van Bergen, thus reconstructing the centuries-old pots, bowls and other utensils of the Hohakams. shop. These are catalogued according to the district in which they are found, about the only clew the expert has in the assembling, except the designing.

Under the expert handling of Miss Widmann scores of pieces of pottery ranging in size from a miniature incense burner to a water jar six feet in circumference, have been restored. In cases fragments of pottery are missing destroyed or unfound an artificial piece is made and fitted in, the design being carried through. Comparatively little is known of the Hohakam Indians, most of the existing knowledge having been supplied by Van Bergen expeditions in the past few years. It is believed the tribe settled in Central Arizona in a re-migration from somewhere in Mexico, probably Yucatan, as much of the pottery found in the Holia-kam ruins bears a similarity to that of Yucatan. Their occupation of Arizona areas is set at approximately the beginning of the Christian era.

Miss Widmann's reconstruction of the tribe's pottery, thereby piecing together tribal history and custom through designs, is adding dally to the knowledge concerning a people who probably ceased to exist as a tribe when the world was twenty Jones. The new structure will be 400 Most of the Hohakam pottery feet long and replace the existing Pacific Electric Railway trestle. It will be forty feet wide, with an ad bears designs, a fact that makes Miss Widmann's task passible. Her ditional five feet on each side for knowledge of the Hohakam designs enables her to fit pieces which pedestrians. The Pacilic Electric might otherwise require months of search and study.

In many cases Railway tracks will go down the center. It will have a clearance of nineteen feet above the water at mean high tide. fragments which have been fitted together by the young woman were found miles apart, scattered by oth Orange county is paying $25,000 NORTHS WATER LINE SHOWS GRATIFYING RISE SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15. (Exclusive) California's fruitful valleys and rolling hills basked under a pleasant sun today and gratefully soaked into eager soil the life-giving rain that had drenched it steadily since late Friday night.

On the mountain heights a heavy snowfall was settling comfortably to form the firm bed of more snow to and its abundant spring toward the cost of the bridge, with er Indians or the elements. Thousands of these fragments Seal Beach and Long Beach donating the abutments at each end. have been gathered by the various The new bridge is one of the units exjxditions headed by Dr. Van Bergen or in which he is interested, in a big improvement program being carried out for the mouth of the and there is a never-ending flow of them into Miss Widmann's work- centuries younger. San Gabriel River and Alamitos Bay under the direction of the County Flood Control District.

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15. Bruce who for a year has been a member of the City Planning and Zoning Commission, has been elected chairman and City Attorney Hessick has been chosen vice-chairman. flow for irrigation ancf hydroelectric thlerprises. From virtually every section of the State came reports of a rainfall for years unusual at this time of the season. In the twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock this morning Merced had received .94 of an inch; San Jose, Visalia, Stockton, Sacramento, Porterville, Red Bluff, 36; Paso Robles, Orovllle, 1.57; Del Monte, Fire-baugh, Hanford, Santa Rosa, Rocklin, Fresno, .62.

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Supt. C. G. Thomson was busy today checking the outpost rangers of the park to make certain all late travelers had escaped being caught in the storm. Ranger Ralph Anderson reported the last car in his area crossed Tioga Pass, 10,000 feet above sea level, late Saturday, traveling in eight inches of snow.

Truckee reported twenty-seven inches of snow at the airport and a like amount at Donner Summit. All motorists are being stopped at Truckee. Rainfall reported last night follows: Last Seitsonfll Stim( 24 h-K. I date lat yffr Eureka .01 5.28 4.34 Red Bluff 34 1.64 2.05 Sacramento .78 1.34 1.31 Santa Rosa .78 S.96 2.38 Seventh Street at Olive SilVER PLATE Well and Tree Platters $10 to $24 Water Pitchers Pre-Holiday Sale Ihousanda of people afllicled with had brtath find quick relief through Dr. Edward Olive Tablets.

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