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The Modesto Bee from Modesto, California • 4

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The Modesto Beei
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Modesto, California
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PAGE FOCI MODESTO EVENING NEWS TI'ESIMY EVE JCIY M13 Modesto Evening News visitors at the Stuiullford home Sunday Homer Drake ami Mrs Coffee have gone to Richardson Springs noar Chico Published every evening except JACKSON Manager Telephone Main 51 STANISLAUS LUMBER CO Dealers in LUMBER And Building Materials of All Kinds Lime Plaster Cement and Brick Yards at Modesto and Salida MOlUiAN SHERMAN AND PuhllMlicrM (Articles bearing on current subject- of general interest (published in the News are simply the individual opinions of the authors and have no reference to this paper's editorial policy) LeHane Gives His Opinion Of Hetch Hetchy Measure Miss Genevlve Lowe who luis been visiting relatives here left for her home at Oakland yesterday NOTE SUIT The Modesto Lumber Co through Attorney Walthall filed suit in tho superior court to- day to recover $49922 which was lent' to Peter Iicrdoy of Turlock on June 5th Interest at 10 per cent and $100 attorney's fees are also asked Weekly Established 1868 Daily Established 1884 Official Newspaper of the City of Mod vatu Notice to Bidders Entered at the Modesto Postoffice as second-class mail matter AN GET YOUR MONEY AT 5 PER CENT off your mortgage on jour home or ranch STOP PAYING RENT In case of sickness do not worry This company allows you 6 months to 12 months grace Our plan of loaning money has placed hundreds of people in homes of their own You can repay the company at tho rate of $7 per month at 5 per cent per annum on unpaid balance on eacli $1000 borrowed YOU DON'T HAVE TO OWN A LOT for you can use part of the loan to pay cash for a lot thus saving 15 to 20 per cent on purchase price by paying cash Balance of loan can he put in your house according to your own idea BAINBRIDGE CAMPBELL AGENTS THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE COMPANY (Limited) 909 lOlli Street Modesto Cal THE The owners roll THE CONSTRUCTION OF of lnc have filed a petl- EXTENSION OK THE STREET SEW EH tion in tho superior court through I Office: S27 Eleventh Street Modes to Stanislaus County California Tel ephone Main 421 rrler $500 5n 50 05 Subscription Hates by Mall of One year strictly in advance Six months strictly In advance One month Single copies GAS-- FIX THE COW TRAILS Cleanest Cheapest And BEST FUEL NO KINDLING NO ASHES NO HEAT NO WORRY Attorney Brown to change the name of their store to the Book Notice Is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Modesto will on I Wednesday the 13th day of August SI IT TO QUIET TITLE 1 1913 at the hour of 7:30 o'clock Mitchell has filed suit against of said day receive open and con-Pylo et to quiet title to lots No 4 sider bids for tho construction of a 5 6 7 and the north one-half of lot sewer extension of the main sower on in block 43 in this city the plain- street from Sunset Boulevard to tiff claiming the defendants have pth street between Stations and some interest in the property adverse 4845 with the exception that at to his interests Attorneys Hatton the following place no work is to be Scott represent Mitchell done under this contract viz: (Sta- I tion 16 09 to Station 19 09) Said PETITION FOR LETTERS A extension being for 2169 feet more or petition for letters of administration loss Including all manholes and of on the estate of Johnathan Wilkin-j the diameter of 15 Inches Said ex-son who died at Oakdale in Novera- tension must be constructed in strict her last year was filed in the so- accordance with plans and speciflea-perior court today by Attorney jtions governing same and which are Reeder representing Sara Wilkinson now on file in the office of the City the widow and petitioner The estate Clerk and the office of the City Engi-eonsist of SO acres of land four miles neer to which reference is made for from Oakdale eight lots in Oakdale further particulars and $500 in cash to the total value of All proposals or bids must be The heirs are the widow and mitted on official proposal blanks one daughter furnished by the City Clerk All proposals or bids shall be accompanied by a deposit in gold coin or by check certified to by a responsible bank payable to the order of the mayor of the said City of Modesto I which deposit or check shall be for the amount not less than ten per cent SYLVAN DISTRICT July 29 Mr (10 per cent) of the sum total of the Smith entertained over Satur-1 proposal or bid The successful bid-day and Sunday John Pera and James der will also be required to execute Demandei commission merchants of and file with the City Councl of said San Francisco City a good and sufficient bond to be approved by the Mayor of the satd Mrs John Viovanetti and children city for the faithful performance of j'i'vv'I'vv SOME LAND SNAPS Night Phone Main 581 Day Phone Main 761 20 acres all in highest class alfalfa 4H miles from Modesto south front house small barn well mill and tank $300 acre $2000 cash balance easy an I A JModcsto Theatre Wednesday July 30 HENRY SAVAGE OFFERS PETITIONS will be circulated com inencing probabyl tomorrow for the calling of a bond election to vote bonds for Merced county's share of the proposed highway from Yosemite Valley to the sea The Los Banos chamber of commerce will inaugur ate and direct the work in every supervisor district in the county At least 10 per cent of the vote polled for governor in the last general election that 1910 must be represent ed on the petition before the supervisors are obliged to call the election This means that 2799 signatures must be obtained Merced Sun The above shows what our neighbors on the south are doing in the way of converting the Yosemite road traffic by way of Modesto and is simply the entering wedge for good roads for the entire county of Merced What are we of Stanislaus going to do with our roads? you thing that we have dene about enough patch work on our highways? There have been thousands upon thousands of dollars spent on our roads and what have we got? Many of our main traveled roads are simply cow trails and mighty poor cow trails at that In a few days now the auto travel to the Yosemite valley is to commence and after spending thousands of dollars in having the Coulteryilie road declared1 the official highway what are we of Stanislaus going to offer the auto traveler Surely with: our cow trails we are going to he advertised but think you that such an advertisement is going to help us any? the love of Mike" let us get busy some way or other on some of those roads We realize that it is too late to do much road work this year but a few men with a pick and shovel might possibly make our end of the Coulterville read at least passable for this year and then maybe by the time the Yose mite travel starts next year the peo pie of Stanislaus county will have im-hided enough patriotism to put our cow trails in such a condition that it will at least be possible to drive the old cow over them without using a derrick to pull her out of the sand to and Miss Mae Giovanetti went Satur day to Pacific Grove for a vacation the contract AH bids must be filed at or before the time specified The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids Done by order of the Council of the City of Modesto this 23rd day of July 1913 VV THOMPSON City Clerk lOt Mr and Mrs A A'oung of Modesto Mrs James Young and Mrs Haskell of Bowling Green Ky and Miss Dollie Griffen of Merced were 40 acres all in very best alfalfa south front main road main ditch close to school complete set buildings all strip checked $11000 $4000 cash SO acres all in fine alfalfa 1 miles from Modesto city limits on main ditch all in regular one-acre checks good boxing throughout mile from car line fine location in every way only $300 an acre will subdivide selling 20 or 40 acres 1-3 cash balance easy Southern Pacific Editor News: I see by paper that our people have won a great victory in the Hetch Hetchy matter To be sure San Francisco gets Hetch Hetchy but on tlie other had we have secured the water that we already have You publish an interview with Mr Griffin in which he says: the terms of the bill the districts ar 'pcured for all time to come in their first right to the waters of the Tu olumne and this will be unquestion tbly sufficient for the irrigation of 100000 acres according to the opin ions of Engineer Cory Engi neer Burton Smith and every member of the board of army It is difficult to treat this conten tion seriously when we consder that neither Congress nor San Francisco can guarantee us any amount of wat er whatsoever nor can they say any-hing about the distribution of the water of the Tuolumne river The water of this State belongs to the State and will be distributed tinder he laws of the State Any water user from the Tuolumne river can go into court nr before the water commission irovided for by the last legislature nd compel the districts to turn over water upon which the districts ave not the first right and to say that for all time to come the districts are secured in their first right to the water of the Tuolumne river is misleading We are secure in no water ight except as we make good our ight to the use of the water by us ing it Everybody knows that with increased acreage the demands on the iver Will be much greater in the fu-ure than now Where will we get ater in future jiry years like this ear when San Francisco has a large tortion of our watershed dammed back nd is holding the water in her res-rvoirs for her own use When San Francisco needs water or thinks she needs it for domestic purposes she ould get it because her right to use ater for domestic purposes would superior to our right to use water or irrigation What water user win epend cn the San Francisco people store water for his use for irriga-ion purposes and expect them to deliver it to him when they would need for drinking purposes? So we find that the Raker bill gives us nothing nit wliat we already have I doubt the power privileges would be of any value to us because we already have a state commission which fixes price that water companies may marge based on actual investment nd San Francisco will be entitled to Charge us on the same basis Wc let nothing for giving Up our fight to prevent San Francisco from getting the vetch Hetchy except a lot of empty guarantees and promises Tho tlanation of why our representatives luit fighting (or rather never started fight) is shown by the following (notation from your paper: appealing condition confronted the committee when it arrived in the national capitol as public officials were in favor of giving the Bay City unconditional It seems that our committee jumped at the conclusion that San Francisco could force the immediate passage of the bill and al though they were sent to Washington prevent the passage of the bill they withdrew their opposition and contented that the bill be passed That were mistaken is shown by the fact that although they withdrew their opposition and consented to the sassage of the bill it now appears hat the bill is not likely to pass If the bill does not pass at this session i will be due to the efforts of Mr Dennett and the County Board of Trade who made a vigorous fight to keep San Francisco out of the San roaquin valley The Board of Trade committee: Mr Turner Mr Kewin ind Mr Date acted with great iromptness and vigor and through the energy- and zeal of Mr McCabe secured the united action of the entire San Joaquin valley against San Francisco The chamber of commerce of every town from Stockton Bakersfield wired protests to Washington We do not censure our representatives for errors of judgment but we must not be influenced against our own interests by our Tiendlv feeling toward these representatives personally We certainly io not endorse their action and we oust continue to fight for our rights The water of the Tuolumne iongs to this valley and we mu tlnue the fight to keep it We haw never informed Congress as to our conditions but when we do the justice of otir claims will certainly be recognized San Francisco can get her supply from many sources in the Sacramento valley and benefit flood water conditions in that valley Now she is trying to come into a dry val-'fiv that has insufficient water and take a part of what we have If we let San Francisco obtain our reser-oir sites and take 400000000 gallons of water daily out of this valley we will be short of water and the various districts on the Tuolumne watershed will be continually fighting with each other over the use of the water It would be nothing less than a calamity and w-e must prevent it if we can LE HAKE The Tremendous Dramatic Spectacle Standing Solitary and Alone the Culmination of Three Centuries of Dramatic Achievement 150 People A Symphony Orchestra A Dazzling Bewildering Display of Costumes Scenery and Electrical Effects Largest Musical and Dramatic Organization Ever Toured SEATS ON SALE NOW Prices: 1st 18 rows down stars $200 Last 8 $150 1st 3 in balcony $150 next 4 $100 next 2 75c last row 50c Announce iraLLia Municipal Land Co Modesto 834 9th St 5 DIABETES Seattle Wash Arcade Bldg Feb 12 1912 Witter Medical Springs Co Gentlemen: I am more than pleased and satisfied with Witter Medical Springs Water in fact I think so much of its efficiency that I have tried it in one case only because I used it personally It has worked miraculously in my case I have been a sufferer from diabetes In a case of nephritis it has also worked satisfactorily You may publish the above as you deem fit This is the first time that I have ever recommended a water of any kind but I have no hesitancy in praising your product and heartily recommend its virtues to my brother practitioners Signed Dr Inge Dalton Your physician knows of tho wonderful effect by Witter Water Aik him Ask your Special Rates To SAN FRANCISCO ALAMEDA OALKAND BERKELEY SATURDAY AUGUST 2nd Returning TUESDAY AUGUST 5th Fare $295 For Round Trip A Hemphill Agent Modseto LOCAL JOHN RUN Why Not Take Life Easy? Have you tried our Household Electrical Appliances? You can cook with Comfort and Convenience with ELECTRICITY LET US SHOW YOU Write us for literature A Testimonial Worth Reading Modesto Cal June 28 1913 To the Public: I am 19 years old and have been suffering with my right knee off and on for six years which was caused by getting hit with a baseball causing a very bad bruise of the bone I doctored with many doctors but they give me relief I gave up all hopes of eveh being cured without having my leg cut off A lady friend of mine who suffered with the same cause advised me to try Dr Chuck Herbal treatment before submitting to an operation Right then I started to doctoring To my surprise I began to improve by his wonderful method of Herbal Treatment Now I can walk without the aid of crutches I am glad to tell the public that this Chinese Doctor has saved me from having a wooden leg MRS LEO PLAG 910 2nd St Modesto Cal WITTER Medical Springs 311 California Street San Franciaco SIERRA SAN FRANCISCO POWER COMPANY LIGHT HEAT POWER Phone 361 Modesto Cal 10th Streets Violation of the rules of traffic came near causing John Rockefeller to be run over by an automobile this afternoon at the corner of Tenth and I streets It the real John but John D's local rep resentative William McGee Mr McGee was approaching the corner from the south on a bicycle and the driver of the automobile was turning the corner from the east to go south and in violating the rule of keeping to the right cut the corner striking wheel While McGee jumped clear of the collision the wheel suffered severe injuries by being dragged under the car Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A Look! YOU LAND BUYERS ST LOUIS WANTS SUBWA YSYSTEM STOCKTON ESCALON AND MODESTO TIDEWATER SOUTHERN RAILWAY See the Chinese Specialist Before Giving Up Hopes Our Wonderful Herb Treatments 1 positively cure diseases of the stomach kidneys liver lungs heart piles constipation weakness ousness dizziness neuralgia headache appendicitis rheumatism malaria catarrh blood-poison bladder troubles and all internal and of both sexes external diseases ST LOUIS July Weary of slowly creeping surface transportation plans are being discussed today by citizens associations to demand elevated or subway lines of the city fathers and the traction companies The suburbanites especially are taking an active interest in the plans to give St Louis adequate transportation facilities At the present time a passenger must a little while If he rides any distance on St Louis street cars and to go to Eeast St Louis there are bridge toils to pay The present plan is to have a combination subwray and elevated from down town to the west end 40 acres in Turlock District All Alfalfa New Buildings $700000 $3500 Cash Balance 5 Year 7 Per Cent Best buy on the market today cured without operations Out of town patients treated and cured in the privacy of their own homos Write for diagnosis blank and pamphlet Free Consultation Free Advice CHUCK SAI 704 I Street Modesto Cal One Block font Depot TITLE SUIT A suit to quiet title to a large tract of land on the west side was filed this afternoon by the Patterson Ranch Co and the Charles Zacharias Co against William Christian et al The complaint states Christian has some interest in tin-land which consists of several sections adverse to the ownership Attorneys Griffin Carlson represent the plaintiffs Ernest Vincent of Oakland was in Modesto yesterday vifiting his cousin Moyle Mr Vincent made the trip to Modesto in a a car which many think will revolutionize the automobile trade CASTOR I A For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought PEOPLES Slnekton Ticket Office Western Pacific Station Slockton City Office Tidewater General Office (25 South Sutter) Stockton Freight Office Western Pacific Station Modesto Freight and Ticket Office jvinth St LANDIS Traffic Manager Slockton Cal Mrs McBirney of San Fran-1 cisco is visiting the family of Mr and Mrs Wallis on Popular avenue Mrs McBirney hag made several visits to Modesto and has I many friends here Japs celebrated the Fourth at Newcastle Cal which no Californian will regard as safe and sane.

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