The Modesto Bee from Modesto, California • 12

PAGE TWELVE MODESTO EVENING NEWS FRIDAY JUNE 19 1914 CHALLENGE OF BLOOMER PfFFAT GIRLS ACCEPTED WLILfll BY BOYS GOVERNOR JOHNSON WIL DELIVER ADDRESS IN MODESTO TONIGHT LtLli nil'll by Eshelinan the First arge PalltKml Rally of (he Year Mill lie lield ill Auditorium The challenge ol the San Fran- cisco Bloomer baseball team tor game with a local team either boys or girls (the former not to be over 16 years 0 of age) which wsj published In t1 the News last night has been accepted by 16-ynr-ohl team under the management of Wal- ter Recloy won of County Robot dor Keeley The challenge will bo mulled to the Bloomer OAKDALE June By a vote of to to 4 land owners in the Dry Creek district near Oakdale at Coop-er stown Wednesday voted down the proposal to hond the land for the pur CM S- WnM ntff Mzrzzy iSAftir Zr uyiy cez') jflri fafoaefay aitf -inrecet jCzzzz aicUiy nunCcufC yzaeejt fct cczzztazzifoi zzMzz Czlirzrzen atiteC Governor Hiram Johnson and John Eshelman chairman of the state railroad commission who Is a cancli date for lieutenant governor will speak tonight at the auditorium The governor has been campngning the slate for several weeks and his nd dress here tonight is only one of the many he will deliver before the pro mary election He is one of the bos orators in the state today and while many may differ with him in his po litical principles the citizens know he is one of the strong men and for that reason if for no other he should lie greeted by a large audl enee Attorney 13 Scott will pre side at the meeting CLEVELAND OHIO pose of constructing an irrigation system There were only about 2000 I nftrt In the proposed district most of I which had been excluded from the Waterford district The first estimates of the engineers were that the cost of the water would be only about $35 per acre but later it was admitted night by the Mews Sporting Fili- tor and efforts will be made In "pull off" the game on the he lot a week from tomorrow June 1 27th- The boys will line up a- follows: lloyd Sliedlger Walter Kee- 7' ley Robert Kennedy IB Ro Jones 2b George Dennison 3b Armond Warbtirton ss Fred The care of tlio Home Construction company against Mensingc be-tng a suit to foreclose a lien which bus been bobbins up in the superior court since the completion of the Mo-tleRo Theater building about a year age was taken up this afternoon be-lore Judge Fulkerth The plaintiff's held the main contract for the construction of the building which was burned lust December Judgment is sought for $151035 alleged to be yet due on the contract price for the building $149330 damages for delay of the defendant in furnishing details concerning the work $3500 damages caused by delay other then expenses $5000 damages for malicious actions of the defendant $125 insurance and coat caused by delays a total of $11-62565 and costs of the suit The case Is being tried without a jury and will probably bo continued tomorrow Attorneys Dennett and Walthall represent the plaintiff and Attorney A Carlson appears for the defendant Connell If Clifford Shibe of that with the necessary reservoirs the Mack Brown rf and cost would he double the original csti- Keeley and Frank Kuhn ext "ns mate Consequently when the Let us indorse this assurance policy tor you STANISLAUS COUPLE ARE MARRIED AT STOCKTON JUNE SIXTEENTH question came to a final vote yesterday only those Interested In some way in the sale of certain water rights favor-j the scheme Even the men who were on the ticket as candidates for The Friday Popular at the Metho- directors voted against themselves (list Episcopal church continues tO The Dry Creek country has a wa-attract the grown-ups as well I ter supply close to the surface and it is likely that at some future time an effort will he made to develop an underground supply for irrigation purposes Much of the land in the prn-: osod district is owned by non-residents The preliminary expense of organization will be taxed pro rata on the land children The children hove bee taking advantage of the afternoon pro-grafn at 4 o'clock and the grown-ups as well as the children ire finding evening program ns pleasure In addition to the motion pictures sit the o'clock program Miss sale Don-kilt will render several selections at the pipe organ and Mrs 1 Bintms will give a vocal solo- The picture urogram will consist of the following: Kalent "The High-Born Child and the Beggar" Edison the Seaport of Jerusalem" and First Performance" I Kalent Present" dent with my automobile at the River 1Ui -p- Marl le Industry" bridge on the evening of June 9tli Alia Irene Fax Heroines Bride of fred (Dtzimin Both Have Many Friends in County Alta Irene daughter of Mr and Mrs Fox of Cooperstown and Alfred Edward Gatzman were married Stockton on (ho 16th Mr Gatzman owns -a ranch near Cooperstown where the couple will reside in a new home following a wedding trip to Santa Cruz and other coast points Both Mr and Mrs Gatzman have many friends in Modesto and vicinity the latter having visited here many times OPEN AIR DANCE Dig Dance at Langdomerl Grove Saturday night June 20th given by Mesdames Reiclimann Special train 'raves Modesto at 9:30 returns 12:15 a and 3:15 via Tide-watre Southern 617t2 The makers of Clothcraft Clothes put a guarantee in the pocket of every it is often called the buyers Policy of Satisfactory i "iftl We are glad to add our endorsement to this and doubly protect you in the knowledge that the Cloth-craft suit you buy must give you perfect satisfaction If is because we know the quality of Clothcraft so well that we feature them as the biggest values in the clothing world retailing at $10 to $20 Will you come in and look at the new Spring I bh'l biil'aiiliiSJK Schafer Company Corner 10th and I Streets Modesto Vpvms want sds Rrlntr Resulte Gratefully 619tl HITCHCOCK Everybody Invited-PARTICULARLY YOU Large tract of land in southern Oregon now open for settlement Good limate rich soil irrigation unnecessary to raise the finest crops For large map and full information and instruction send $150 to John Keefe Corvallis Oregon Two years a surveyor and timberman An opportunity to get a good fertile free homestead near small town and railroad 612-20 Hear GOVERNOR JO mu IS TIT! OV 1 FRENCH DEFEAT MORACCO TRIBE have dispersed the fierce Riata tribe ImLil'LG rw lliLlCi Ul A QUDJA Morocco June 18 Columns The troops burned the villages and and Hon John Eshleman President of the Slate Commission 4T THE of French troops under Gen Baum- killed and gar-ten and Gen Gouraud after four tribesmen days of almost continuous fighting men killed wounded hundreds of The French lost eleven and fifty-three wounded 4) Whatever your favorite sport Hunting fishing baseball tennis and all A he others offer countlcrs opportunities for pictures of indescribable charm Step into our store and let us show you how easily you can make pictures of everything you cere about with a MILLER'S FEED YARD BIG FEED YARD 10th and Streets Stall Space Single Rig 10c Hitching and Feeding Horse 20c Stall Space Double Rig 15c Hitching and Feeding two Horses 30c Your rigs are safe here Egg or Lump Coal Chicken Feed and Grain for Sale Open Evenings EXTRA GOOD ECONOMY SPECIALS THIS Forget Plain glas heavy tumblers 6 for 15c Thin lead blown glass tumblers 6 for 20c Clear glass water sets pitchers tankard style optic effect set 75c One-half gallon brown and white and green and white pitchers Special 30c 8 inch decorated salad dishes special 22c CARMICHAEL SPECIAL FEATURE AT ISIS TONIGHT Richard Barr and John Colville two directors in a dishonestly managed corporation are trying to stave off lie ruin of the individual stockholders it a special meeting of the directorate The meeting of the board is protract'd far into the night A vote is about to be taken when Barr is called to the telephone by his wife She barely has time to tell him that burglars have entered their country home when the connection Is snap-nefl Loath to leave the meeting at a Mme when his absence may moan the ruin of thousands of small investors "arr is torn between his duty to his family and his responsibility to the nrepresented stockholders He finally jumps into his car and hurries to his country home a short distance from the city He comes upon the burglars just as they are leaving the house after having bound and gagged his wife and boy After effecting their capture Barr hurries back 0 the city with them turns them over the police then puts on all speed to tlto meeting He finds that he is not too late and 1 hat in his absence Colville has held dishonest directors at bay at the mint of a revolver waiting for his return Upon return the meet-'ng Is again called to order and Barr orses a vote along the lines he MODESTO Premo Noobligation on your part but we know you wilt be interested in seeing these light compact and highly efficient cameras Prices Si 50 and up We carry all best in photography and do prompt developing and printing MAZE THE DRUGGIST Under Tynsn Hotel Jam XmBL vF Mm i FRI DAY June 19 QUICK SERVICE is a very desirable feature in meal serving at times no one wants to wait an interminable time Our facilities and staff of employees permit us to guarantee no long waits to assure satisfactory meals as well We speak advisedly when we promise to please every patron MODESTO GRILL 844 10th St AT 8 The eminent and eloquent vindicators of APPLIED DEMOCRACY bring messages of great power and eloquence News Warn Ads Frlng Results The business is Your I NEW TODAY Telephone your to the News by 2 anil your wants will be ade known that earn day Main Ml WANTS Star Theatre MARTIN Mgr OIL ROUTE FOR SALE Good paying oil route on account of sickness Will take good cow in part payment In- quire at 617 Third St or Phono Main 2775 619w I Exclusive Motion Pictures Properly Projected and accompanied by appropriate music Daily Matinee PUBLIC AUCTION BALE By order of the Stiperior Court of the Personal Property of the Joe Lucas Estate at lb farm due west of the AVood Colony School House and six miles northwest of Mod on FRIDAY JUN sell without reserve to the highest bidder the following property: 47 Head of choice high grade Durhams and Holsteins dairy cows nearly all milking on prl 3 heifers 1 bull 14 head of small heifers 3 sows 1 boar 20 bead of shoals 3 work hor 4 horse 1 farm wagon 1 manure spreader 1 mower 2 old mower 1 bay rake 1 of double bar Laval separator No 22 1 gas engine 1 derrick and fork 3 milk cans and 1 bucket about 31 hay alsoa lot of small tools and iarm implements not mentioned hert Dairymen should not miss this opportunity to get some of the bast of the Herd two 26 of miles I will also 'addle 1 Be fulfil Sale at 11 a Lunch Served VIERIA Administrator CORLEY Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE 34--Head of Dairy 34 Consisting of Holsteins and Durhams On MONDAY JUNE 22 1914 On the ALBERTI BROS RANCH 3 miles west of Modesto on the Salida road and 1 miles north on the Beasley Road One 3-year-old Holstein Bull Gentlemen this is an exceptionally fine herd of cows Some fresh and other coming in soon Dairymen we invito your inspection before date of sale Sale at 11 o'clock Free Lunch at noon ALBERTI BROS Owners KEPFORD Auctioneer 1912 OVERLAND AUTO FOR 1812 Overland Automobile in first class condition Will sell for $400 cash if taken at once Terms to responsible parties Inquire at Depot Garage filftw ADMISSION 5c AND 10c CLOVER-LEAF PIN LOST -Four leaf clover pin with small diamond setting Finder please return to McCormick Hotel Hughson C19w.