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2g angclcs'cTimcs NOVEMBER 6, 1931. PART 14 FRIDAY News of San Joaquin Vail -l1aeeaaeaWSOaaiaaseeas -iw- i I In I 111 III 111 Hot Springs BULLFIGHT AT MIDNIGHT PROVIDES COURT THRILL Health, Rett and Recreation Are Offered at Reasonable Hotel Ratet MUD BATH3 FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER ULTRA-MODERN BATH HOUSE WITH GYMNASIUM AND SUN BATHS. CLASS 'A' HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AMERICAN PLAN EXCELLENT CUISINE MINERAL WATER PLUNGE DANCE AUDITORIUM. TENNIS COURT CROQUET 0OURT DE LUXE MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Rates as low as $24 slntle. 112 double, aar week.

American nlun. WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDER Rstervatlsss aisda at The Tlajss Rsisrt Boreaa or by ssatmufliMtint direelly lth Murrista Met serleet. P. O. aturneta, Calif.

Lms Outsaes Pbaoe Hamate Het Series. NATURE'S TONIC VVW Dieto. fared Hfihwar Direct Sarinta. ILMAN HOT sTVi a. LBQJDlAQJ MAIN OFFICE, Corner First, and Broadway Telephone Branch OHlee MAdisoo.

ISM SUV! 8. Sprint St. FOREIGN OFFICEI Rue Scribe, Parla FREE SERVICE and INFORMATION to persons seeking Interesting routes of travel, desirable hotels and apartments, attractive eating places; or rest, recreation or recuperation at mountain, seashore or desert retorts and hotels JTSL RESERVATIONS VtSS and all particulars furnished by competent attendants regarding rates and attractions of reeorta, hotels, apartmentt; railway, steamship, motor stages and air lines. DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS Kept on hand for inspection and distribution. Also rrneral Informatlaa of all kinds ta aTatoltoosly furnished to tnariries.

Call, telephone or writ. This coupon, properly filled out, will bring you complete Information on any specific resort In which you may be Interested, Furapetn pUm, IJJ ptt day and up lo m'A private balk (eiua aerma p't 4n SOc). Popular pticri Ctleitna and a Carta Ihnint Room ttnica. Aeiurti Tula Mad, 5uMr atrt, Sweat and Sua Balhi, er Cucttt, 0r; Tranuenti, fl Ot. NEW NINE-HOLE.

3020 YARDS, ALL CRASS COLF COURSE CREEN FEE ALL DAY 50c, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS $1.00 SPRINGS OPEN ALL TEAS Three De Luxe Motor Transit Stages daily from Los Angeles to Cilman's. Reservations at all information bureaus or phone Cilman Hot Springs, San Jacinto. No. 8811. AMSBUUY HOTEL HOT SPHINGS ptnfst rooipprrt TBKATilENT BOOM LaKB tXSINORE.

CAUf. Hot Pultihur, Mineral and Mi.fj Bsthi, Vspor. fWsrinej, Ooleota Irrigation gprcttllird Drutlmi Trmmrnii for II Himnach. female end prnvitlc umiblti. Redurtd Balsa.

W. Heard and Hprint Eliinore, Sr. E. Caraaitftos, Dir. (street) Warner Hot Springs aeIS.

In Northeastern Ran Dirre t'onnty Hot Siitphnr Baths and Flunco Rwimmlne Ridlnt Fishint at Ilenshaw. Trnt Camn. ti ner week nousekeeome Cabins SIS to aer week Hotel 11.50 ta per dsr with meals. Phono r. B.

HEWLETT. Manater. WARNER SPRINGS. CALIF. Name Addresa (City) (Kama of resort ia Southern California Resorts For the Exclusive Use and Enjoyment of Yourself and Family, or Croup of Friends.

(No Stranger Present During Your Stay) Beautiful fiif.it ranch and ranch house in a quiet valle? amidst ate old cypress trees at tho base ol the Stmt Moun. tains, less than an hour's driva from Los Anseles. Horse, back rldini, tennis, etc Many romantie spots to islt. Ranch raised verjetables. milk, est, squab, cnieken.

turkey, duck, dellclously cooked and served homo stylo. For rates, reservations, or further information, telephone or afl. dress resort and travel bureaus or BILL KEIM 201 Haas Lot Angeles. TUcker 3412. Spend Thti Week-end at the Hotel Virginia Long Beach The Ideal Resort For Rest or Recreation Spacious Verandas and Lawns (Stair)) which Ju era Interested) Hotels and Resorts Hemct, California Winter taeatlens in (ho most Insurious hotel xno neari 01 wmrai wm.

to rnona nemet imi. SANTA MARIA INN, Santa Maria, Calif. A delightful inn on the Coaat Highway, midway between Lo Angeles and "Overlooking the Blue Pacific" GOLF TENNIS DANCING ALL SPORTS CASA DE LARGO VISTA Delectable Luncheons and Dinners Moderate Rates American Plan M. E. (Don) Olsen, Manager i'?" m'? '1! 2o Mllea bast Of PalmaalO MR.

ELLIOTT, 201 St, Mill PKeae MA. Coast Highway Los Angeles to San Diego Hotels and Resorts HOTEL ALESSANDRO Horn your week-ends end yoor rail and faysasayssaaaaVRaassaaaeARrfskaTa San Live EnjoysWy and HANFORD, Nov. 5 When it comes to actual thrills, Manuel Bento, a Kings county dairyman, admits that he's had 'em. He testified today that one dark night, about midnight, he heard an ear-splitting bellowing in his corral; that he arose from his bed, donned a few clothes and, armed with a shotgun, went forth to find out what It was all about. A huge bull met him half-way and chased him to the hay mow, where he took a bead on the bull and let him have both barrels, he said.

This halted the assault, and then Bento chased the bull into the road with a pitchfork. Thereafter the bull returned to the neighboring DePaula ranch, somewhat the worse for wear. ARMISTICE ORATORY SCHEDULED Pofterville Will Be Host to Fills and Two Others for Speeches PORTERVILLE. Nov. 5.

Tliree well-known speakers will deliver Armistice Day addresses In this city within the next few days. Fltts of Los Angeles will be" the speaker Sunday evening at the monthly meeting of the Ministerial Union at the Christian Church, tak. ing "Armistice" as his theme. On Tuesday B. W.

(Bud) Gearhart of Fresno, State Commander of the American Legion last year, will speak before the local Rotary Club. E. Guy Talbott, regional director of the western division of the Asso ciation for the Prevention of Wars, will deliver the address Wednesday Armistice Day, at the Lions' Club luncheon. "The Cost of War and the Price of Peace" will be his subject. TULARE WILL HAVE ELABORATE CELEBRATION TULARE, Nov, 5.

More than forty floats, a dozen more marching units, at least three bands and several novelty entries will be seen in the parade here opening the Armistice Day celebration, spon sored by the American Legion posts of Vtealia, Exeter, Woodlake and Tulare. Morris T. Smith of this city Li chairman of the parade committee Streets of Tulare have already donned gala attire in anticipation of the fete. Other features Include a patriotic program, Portuguese ro deo, football game between Tulare and Visaliahigh schools, a forty-niner camp, carnival, motorcycle races, grand ball and firewoYks. Fig Institute Holds Fresno Meeting Today FRESNO, Nov.

5. Fig growers from all parts of the State will gather here tomorrow for the annual Fig Institute, at which problems created by plant diseases and Infestation will receive special attention. Among the speakers will be David G. Milbrath, plant pathologist of the State Department of Agriculture; Perez Simmons, local entomologist of the United States Department of Agriculture; Ralph E. Condit, pathologist, and Prof.

Sgnes F. Morgan, Ira E. Condit and C. H. McCharlcs of the University of California.

Morning, afternoon and evening sessions will be held, with J. C. Forkner of Fresno, D. M. Ewing of Merced and Agricultural Commissioner Roullard presiding, respectively.

OCTOGENARIAN'S LAST RITES SET FOR TODAY BAKERSPIKLD, Nov. SW. D. Hall, 81 years of age, native of Illinois and resident of Kern county for thirty-five years, died yesterday at a local hospital. He leaves two daughters, Mrs.

Will Robinson of this city, and Mrs. A. M. Starkey of Orange. He also leaves two granchlldren.

Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p.m. MONTEBELLO PLANTS TOPPIES IN PARKWAY MONTEBELLO. Nov. 5. The City Council has ordered Street Superintendent Macbeth to have his crew plant California poppy seeds in the parkways along Whlttier Boulevard.

Work of preparing the ground and planting the seed will start immediately after the first rain. This movement was sponsored by the Chamber of Com merce. San Francisco, EVERY SUNDAY, TURKEY SHOOT INDIAal PONY HIDING, MlUni, Rntsa. Fl. kibitlan.

AdsilMieo Iris. 4000 sere Dade Rsaeft, 1341 HtuMketsina issins tl.M. Free tamii taasa. Diego Most Inexpensively at the rombinprl with every modem comfort. Only 3.5ft for a sparleas saite with fall hotel accommodations tor the price of a room.

Close ia. Convenient to Aiua Caliente. In the Hemet Valley. Reasonable retea. Eery tnooern mnwrun, me.e for eaail aeaaon.

renins No. IS. Golf, eroanel. near-by swimming pool and mineral hatha, son hatha, mountain motoring and hiulni, alone insolrlna tralla. Hotel located 1100 feet hoe see leyel In ideal climate, HOTEL CASA LOMA 4TH ST.

AT FIR SAN DIEGO Painted Bocks, the Bamona Bowl, the Sobxba Indian Beserre, unrated Ke. 010 Kan Jacinto. Hemet ia miles from Long Beach. Take Inland Berne thranth Perrla. Motor Transit aerricc.

For reserratlona addresa Hotel Alessandro, Hemet, or news Charming- early California atmosphere JUW tnontniy rates- flmei nan or cuioiran jiisn, MRS. JAMES J. WALL, Proprietor. for THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY. ail the year.

Reasonable rates. New, easy road from Vucaipa. Perfect 'all days. on war to Palm Sprints. See Timet and Information Bareans.

Tako films An. paper resort pnreaa. OAKGLEN LODGE 5000 fect Elevation otRedlanda. Write Mlaa A. M.

Woodford. Palm Reserve Open trade Detour other This testimony was brought out at the trial of an action lodged in Judge Brenton's court through which DePaula Brothers ask $50 damages which they assert they suffered through having their bull shot by Bento. Bento, on the other hand, asserts that the DePaula bull on his midnight visit to the Bento ranch destroyed $60 worth of fencing, and that his bull, with which the DePaula bull picked a fight while the Bento bull was tied In the corral, was gored in the side and seriously injured. While he Is used to untangling out-and-out legal controversies, Judge Brenton admits he has nev er umpired a bulinght before, so he took the case under advisement and will consult the rule book. WORK CAMP PROVING TO BE SUCCESS Kern County Plan Found to Have.

Taken Beggar, Off City Streets AKERS FIELD, Nov. S. Peace authorities and private citizens alike are expressing satisfaction at the manner In which the huge Kern county work camp at the fairgrounds has solved this county's transient unemployed problem, di rectors of the "work and eat" program declared today. Beggars have virtually disappeared from the city streets and are almost an unknown quantity at Kern back doors, although the camp has been In operation less than five days, Supervisor Ashe reported following a survey of conditions since the opening. Scores of hungry men are labor ing on the big wood pile at the fairgrounds camp, working on county property and doing other odd jobs to earn the tickets which spell a meal.

Lindsay House Gets Expert in Loose Citrus LINDSAY, Nov. 5. Frank Williams, assistant manager of the Exchange Loose Fruit Sales organization in Southern California, has been transferred to Tulare county for the present navel crop and has charge of the loose fruit house on the Southern Pacific right of way here. This plant was formerly operated by the Lindsay Merryman Exchange. Houses of the three exchanges in Central California will use the house this season as a central disposal agency for such fruit as Is not packed for shipment.

Williams is an experienced man in the loose fruit field. He brings with him a skeleton office and nouse force to handle the plant this sea son. Others will be added from Jocal sources. COUNTY JAIL MEAL ALLOWANCE REDUCED SANTA ANA, Nov. B.Pflllowlng the lead of local restaurants in ef fecting reductions in their prices on meals, due to a gradual lowering of prices on groceries and market products, the County Supervisors reduced the allowance for prisoners' meals from 14 to II cents.

MAN TRIED FOR STOCK DEAL WINS FREEDOM SANTA ANA, Nov. 5. Fred Austin Mansfield, member of a group accused of mulcting Fred Wester-hold of Anaheim, in a transaction with stock of a Berlin organization marketing an American make of automobile, faced preliminary hearing today before Justice Morrison here, and won dismissal. TRESPASSING CHARGE AGAINST TWO FAILS SAN Nov. 5.

A Jury of eleven local citizens and one from San Juan Capistrano found Leon Rios of El Modena and Robert Wiley of San Juan Capistrano not gujlty of a charge of trespassing on Santa Margarita ranch property, filed by George Harris, an employee. JUDGE ROACH GIVEN LEAVE OF ABSENCE MONTEBELLO, Nov. 5. Because of ill health Judge Alfred H. Roach of this city has been granted a two months' leave of absence from active duties by the City Council.

Roach has, served seven years. Attorney Edward F. Barker takes his place. the publisher accepted the call to this service, and at once proceeded to effect an organization. All money raised will be deposited with the County Treasurer, who with Auditor Woody, president of the County Officers' Association, and Mrs.

Alice Chaplin, secretary, has undertaken to obtain the cooperation of all county employees to the extent of a day's pay each month. 1 ev FARMERS FIGHT CANAL COMPANY Water Users Throng Hearing on Proposed Rate Rise Jump From 75 Cents to $4.34 Per Second Foot Opposed Oral Testimony Will Combat Technical Evidence BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 5. Scores of farmers packed the Supervisorial chamber at the Courthouse this morning, awaiting an opportunity to tell the California State Railroad Commission why they believe canal water rates asked by the Kern County Land Company would be so exorbitant as to eliminate any chance of the farmers' making a profit on their crops. The hearing, in session since Tuesday, is presided over by Com mlssloners Carr and Stevenot.

The throng of water consumers from all sections of the county farming areas attended today's session in answer to. an appeal is sued by the Farmers Protective Association and the East Side Water Users' Association. The mass of technical evidence auomitted by- tne land company, which controls the canals, before an adjournment was taken in the rate hearing several months ago, will be contested largely by the oral testimony of the farmers under a plan of battle outlined by their at torneys and engineers, It became evident today. When the land company closed its case at the last hearing it laid before the commission a request that the rate be increased to $4.34 a second-foot. At the opening of the commission's investigation into the operation of the canal companies, the rate was 75 cents a second-foot.

Witnesses during today's session testified the land company, in asking for the $4.34 rate, "failed to take Into consideration the ability of our farmers to pay," Cotton Ginned in Kern Valued at $lfiOOtfOOO BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 5. Kern county to date has ginned 34,125 bales of fine cotton, valued at the low prices of this year at more than $1,000,000, exclusive of its byproducts, according to a summary made today by Agricultural Commissioner Burtch, who estimates that Kern county's 45,000 acres of cotton will yield 52,500 bales. The commissioner estimates that 65 per cent of the crop has been picked to date. Due to the exceptionally low prices that have prevailed for cotton this year, Burtch pointed out that many farmers are now casting about for a crop to supplant cotton in next season's plantings.

Commenting on this attitude, Burtch said that the obvious conclusion is that the cotton acreage here will be curtailed next year. Art Lost on Way to Exhibit ound tn 1 ime SIERRA MADRE, Nov. 5. Fifteen hundred dollars worth of paint, canvas and artistic skill was lost for three days en route to the current exhibition of the Little Gallery here but was recovered in time for the opening of the show tonight. Wired atop the automobile of Mrs.

Fred Griebenow, art chairman of the Woman's Club and Chamber of Commerce, sponsoring a series of art exhibits in City Hall, the portrait of Juanita Garflas painted by E. Keith Harkness of Los Angeles fell unnoticed while Mrs. Griebenow was passing through Pasadena and was passed over by two other cars before it was picked up by near-by restaurant employees. With a broken frame the picture went on display tonight. Maricopa Road Waits on Funds VENTURA.

Nov. 5. If funds amounting to approximately can be secured from the Federal government and State sources, tho Maricopa road can be completed this winter and hundreds of Ventura county men given employment, according to County EnRincer Petit, who is directing the engineering work on the road. JUDGE DESMOND WILL TALK AT BREAKFAST INGLEWOOD; Nov. 5.

Superior Judge Desmond will address a breakfast meeting of the Inglewood branch of the Holy Name Society here Sunday morning, according to Rev. Thomas V. Murphy, pastor of St. John's Catholic Church. FXKS TO GIVE PRIZES BURBANK, Nov.

5. Costume prizes will be given at the Elks masquerade ball at the Elks' Hall here Saturday night. The event was postponed from last Saturday night. WHITSON ELECTED NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 5.

Ray Whitson, district manager of the Southern California Edison Company, was elected president of the North Hollywood Kiwanis Club at the annual meeting here. CRBEK INN OF COLORFUL FANTASY cuisina. Golf, lannisj riding, swimming automobila or nr, hot foldor ddrest Motel Co. uj. JUNCTION, 4 fXflEUJftT SJQtVEB, PARK MANOR VETERANS FACE WET-DRY FIGHT Fretno Convention Expected to Develop Strife Republic Groups Will Open Session Saturday Both State and National Meetings Slated i j.

1 FRESNO, 5. proposals lor action on the wet and dry Issue will be placed Weore' the United Veterans of the Republic at the conventions Qf the State and na- tional organizations here Saturday to Monday, It was announced today. Proposals that the question of modification or repeal of the Ped- eral prohibition statutes be placed before the people for a vote prob- m-uiy will ats lliauc uy vjcujkc w. Rochester, commander of the Los Angeles unit, and opposition to such action is expected to be led by Judze Dailev S. Stafford and E.

Neal Ames, past national commander of the Veterans. Joseph L. Faimer of Los Armeies, I State commander, and his staff will arrive tomorrow. Invitations have been sent to Senator Shortridge. Representatives Crall and Swing, Fltts, State Senator Tubbs, Supervisor Qulnn of Los Angeles and many as pirants to political office to attend me conventions ana actaress tne veterans.

Auxiliaries of both the State and rational departments will hold their ftAmrfintinna snmjt timfl vwiiTviibiuMO ab bJiv Filipinos Held on Suspicion of Burglaries VISALIA, Nov. 5. Four Filipinos, arrested early yesterday morning with suspicious equipment In their possession following their capture near the Japanese school here, are being questioned by local and county officers today on sus picion of having burglarized several valley high-school offices recently, Chief of Police Davis of this city expects information from Basra mento tomorrow concerning photo graphs and fingerprints of the quar tet. sent there by air mail yester day. An electric drill and several bits Indicate that the four men may have in burglaries.

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All rooma with twin beds and private bath. Transient patronaeo lor excellent meals solicited, or rtttnmtionn fm or aaone 3941 tmlm Sprint', Timtt Rtiort Bureau or a(esile Clu. Xneaipa. Phone Vucaipa. tit.

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itmcs ta aad (rwa). Sailieas IO s.at. aed JiJO weea darsi lOiOOa.ra. Sdr, treat Cstsliaa Tersaieal at wil eietoa. Ask eeM Oh, Two aed Three Dee alsaee l.e sack wf.

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Average winter temperature 41 degrooi. Daily sunshine and warm, dry, soothing sir. Nature-heated outdoor swim ming pool, bethi, troetmenrs, matisge and rejuvenstia mineral waters equal ta (emeus European Sps'. The rendaivout ef Ameriee's smartest people, Sottlml low rates fell ytmr tVaes J5 aar day Amarttmrt Opto mil year, For reiervationt or Infontutioo, tall er write. Travel lureeu, lulleck'l er American Eipreu, Lot Aeeelet, or H.

S. Ward, Meeeqlna Director, Arrowhead Springi, California. San Francisco Hotels SAN FRANCISCO TAYLOR AT 'AMILL Recognized etonol this city's outstdnd Inj hotels, the CAlirORNIAN coteri to those who apprecidte food thlntt without extrev-ejance, HOTEL CAUFORNIAN M. A. LITTLE.

Msessmi 0wer EtttftanUtJ. I as lie, tiiMU1 ia.L.ai iiiiai fk ill i UllKe Jli'r'f A was LAKE A DINNER DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT CHAPMAN COURT Mwlfrn I to roomi, hmneknerin hinlo with baths. Open all jiir, Sw "Tlmn" D. O. Prop.

P. 0 lts U. Use -Artowhesd. Thons J. PUBLISHER HEADS DRIVE FOR $140,000 AID FUND Angeles National Forest Resorts as SWITZERLAND rietareso.no motor and trait trtss from Pasadena.

Dellrhtfol entertainment aai daaclnt EVERY 8ATIBDAV NIGHT, fhana Sterling Wii-t-l. MOUNT WILSON BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 5. With 1200 applications from Bakersfleld and environs filed with the 'committee on employment relief, with fully half of them in need of immediate work, the committee, at a meeting held last evening at the Courthouse, definitely determined that $140,000 will required to meet' the emergency during the next five months, and that at least of that amount must be raised by voluntary subscriptions, or at the rate of $10,000 month, to up-plemcnt the sums that will come from the ubllc treasuries. Alfred Harrell, by resolution, wss Invited to act as.

supervising executive to direct a campaign to raise this revenue, and today, in response to notiflration by Supervisor Brlte. Mayor Heidrn and City Manar Ciarke, acttag tbt wsuaittcc, throats Alt-lnrh teleseoae. and astronomical leetoro otrory Frldaf nltht. Eleetrlrallr lira led eottates. Information at ell Burraos ar phnne aterlloi S43-f-S or State Line.

Torraea A. C. Child, Manater. Death Valley Resorts Rim the World Resorts ORE VPJJACS DEATH ALLEY LAND Most modor i lexommoditlont, tplendid an motoring tatil reachod by rail, A- oa Ucath Valley AMAR225 at-CAIH V4UaV 'fizYl'iZLiui ln' Moaiilaln Kemrt Hlth tiear "ad from Htitlanis. ff rC 4 Amerlran Plan and HoHeeoln Cehlna.

Tennla. horsenark rid-fJ'V2J til; Trout nthins. Times or P.O. forest Home. Calif.

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