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TTKIAH BEPUBLICAN FRESS, KEBRUARY 6, 1924. POTTER VALLEY NEWS (Special Correspondence of Press) POTTER VALLEY, FEB. and Mrs. Pickle of Calpella visited relatives here Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Bicknell came up to their ranch Friday to set out Walnut trees leturniiig to Santa Kosa Sundtiy. Sam Graves was a Ukiah viaitoi- Friday. A. Afendenhall and wife of Upper Lake visited and relatives here Sunday.

Mrs, Ilohert Mack and little Robert, returned to the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L.

Harden visited at the A'all Ros.s home in Centerville Saturday. Guntly of Riverside and Charlie, were in the valley Sunday. Mrs. Hopkin.s in imiiroi'lnc: from her serious sick rpell. Quite a number of Ukiah visited Potter A'alley Mr.

and Mrs. O. P. Day at the home of Pickle Sunday. HURT ON HIGHWAY Lee Lane, employed in highway construction work north of this city, suffered painful injuries last w-eek when he was struck by a cable while operating -a pulley in a gravis! pit.

The blow completely severed the unfortunate man's nose and lip. His injuries were attended to by Dr. S. L. Rea at Langland hospital.

R. E. Saunders has been in San Francisco the last few' days purchasing stock for his electrical store. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Carbon Fuel and Products Company, Plaza Buildhrg, Oakland, Alameda County, California. Notice is hereby given, thnt at a meeting of the Directors held on the 31st day of January, an as.sefls- ment of ten cents per (par value $1.00) was levied upon the subscribed capital stock of the coporation, payable Immediately to the Secretary of the Corporation at its office, Ko.

402 Plaza Building, 506-15th Street, in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Monday, the 10th day of March, 1924, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless p.ayment is made before, will be sold on Monday the 31st day of March, 1924, to pay the delinquent as- sehtiment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. J. LEONARD ROSE, Secretary of the Carbon Fuel and Products Company, 402 Building, Oakland, California.

36-5c. OLD-TIMER ON DECK Charlie Sternberg was one of the dele- Santa Rosa Saturday to the Coolidge convention. Mr. Sternberg is one of the stand-bys of the Republican party in thi.s section of the state and his loyalty to the party in all the time 'he has been here has, so old followers of political matters state, never faltered. AGED MAN DEAD Alex.

Solder an aged inmate of the county -lospital was buried Msn- day in the local" cemetery. The dead man was a native of Finland and was employed for many years as a woodsman on the Mendocino coast. LAD OPERATED ON Charles Hair, 14-year-old lad of Hopland, submitted to a tonsil operation Saturday at Langland hospital in this city. PACIFIC AND ELFrmC CO. 38TH CONrilOCl'Ti VE DIVIDEND OK FJR.ST STOfK The rcffulw Quatterly dividend of $1 .50 per share Ufujii thi: leVf-r-oil Capital Stock of this Cojnuiin.v wi)' I'c paid by check on February 15, idi-l.

to shareholders of record at CU.KV at business January 31, The Transfer Books will not be cio.s(;cl. Twelve Months to November 30, irza GroBS Earnings Not after etc Surplus for Prefei-red Sloik after prior churge.s and depreciation c.enj.sss Divlflends paid, on Pieferrcd Stock 3 .103.213 Balance 3 Stamed per share -of Preferred Stock XMTidenda paid lOth ifay. AUK and November. A. F.

HOCKENBEAMER. Vice-President and Treasurer. BM Fmnclsco. California. OIL You Save At Least Half Your Fuel Bill I by using our guaranteed oil burners for every cooking or heating purpose.

Call for a demonstration. UKIAH SHEET METAL SHOP World's Light-Heavy-Weight Champion Santel agrees to throw Poulos twice in One Hour and 15 Minutes SANTEL STATE PRTCES- 55 If Poulos makes his usual he will probably be matched in a coming: Chicago event. Auspices Ukiah Fire Department DAIRY COW OWNERS TO OET HEALTHIER STOCK Supervisors To Work With Ranchers Who Fear T. B. Inroads FOOD SALE The W.

C. T. U. will hold a cooked food sale on Saturday. Feb.

9 at Shai- tucU Hopkins store. 3e -lc. The Cuttleinen and dnirynien of docino county will meet in the Ukiah. Saturday of thii; week to consider the question of making tVie county a tulierculosis enidication area. Majority Favoring It Coast dairymen strongiy favor the proiKiwitiou and at the January meeting of the Board of Sui)eivisors se.Ued a petition signed by 82 of their ninnher asking the county get Iiack of the work.

'I'he signers of this petition inre the owners of approximately 50 per cent of the dairy cows in the county. Want All To Participate It was thought by some a movement so general in its effect should be thoroughly understood by all cattlemen and dairymen and each should have full oi)portunity to express his views on the sub.iect. As a result of this conference an order was issued by llie Supervisors calling this meeting of cattlemen and dairymen for 11 o'clock a. Feb. 9.

in the City Hull in IJKiah, Authority oExplain Dr. J. P. Iverson. State Veterinarian will be present to explain the atep.s neccs.sary in forming a tuberculosi.s eradication area.

It is probable definite action will be taken and all persons interested are urged to attend. SEVERAL NEW BABIES The following births were recorded hy Dr. 8. L. Rea during the week: Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Erickson, nee Rose Cox, at the Langland hospital on Jan. 27, a son; to Mr. and Mrs. Pioy Pardee of Hoplund, at the Langland hospital on Jan.

29, a son; to Mr. and Mrs. Jos Palmer of Philo, at the Langland hospital on 30, a son. Mrs. 5.

B. Onthank's Suffering Is Ended After an illness extending over a long time, during which she suffeied fereatly, Mrs. S. B. Onthank, died in Ukiah Thursday last of Bright's Disease.

Deceased was G3 years of age and was a native of Chautauqua county, Xew York. Funeral services wc-e performed by Rev. Elbert Holland and Rev. B. B.

Connor and interment was in the local Accompanied by her husband Jlr.s. Onthank came to Ukiah from Idaho lesH thiin a yeat! iigo iind, not widely le-' had made friends in large numbers. The dead woman was possessed of a Christian disposition and her death will be mourned by everyone who knew her. Besides tlie bereaved husband, Mrs. Onthank left two children and 14 grandchildren.

Purchased Fine Lot And Will Improve It The fine lot owned by AV. A. S. Foster, just south of the Postoffice building, was last week bought by P. J.

Bori ing and, it is understood a substantial business structure will be erected thereon. Property about the fice is alwaj's in demand and Sir. Boring will probably not have any trouble renting it. Swindler Allowed His Freedom On Probation J. F.

Alex.inder, the man who swindled a large number of merchants about the country by the use of an alleged reduction in advertising rates in a railroad magazine, which did not exist, was allowed probation last week. Alexander defrauded several AVillits merchants whose lack of business judgment induced them to patronize an out-of-town publication instead uf the good local newspaper they have. BACK ON DUTY A. D. vScott, cashier of the Commercial Bank, has recovered sufficiently from his recent severe illness to return to his duties in th6 bank.

SENATOR .0. HANDY Continued from Page 1 State executive committee of the State league. L. E. Crawford Vice-President E.

B. Martinelli of Marin, Warren D'Egilbert of Glenn, W. P. Price of Sonoma and 1... E.

Crawford of Mendocino counties were named as vice-presidents of the league-at-large, with one more vice-president to be named from the valley district, C. M. Mannon A Delegate The following were selected as delegates to the State Republican convention to be held in San Francisco, February 25: Humboldi county: Fred J. Moore with, Mrs. Glenna C.

Smith as alternate; Sonoma: Dr. O. E. Jackson, with Carl Barnard as alternate; Jlendocino Charles Jl. Mannon, with Charles Sternberg as Glenn: O.

A. Gutman, with Mrs. D. L. Tucker; Colu.sii: none named; Sutter: L.

H. Woodworth, with no alternate Yuba: A. AV. Gluckman, with no alternate; W. P.

Mariner, with no alternate to be named from Del Norte; Marin; Harry Murray, with W. E. Jones; W. Hall, with no alternate selected. All of these delegates and alternates to the Stale convention were first chosen by a committee of six, appointed on motion of'JIr.

Olm The six were: J. E. Olmsted, chairman; F. I'rice, R. D.

Hatch of Marin, L. E. Crawford of Mendocino and Warren D'Eiglbert of Glenn and Fred J. of Humboldt. State Appears For Coolidfie During the aftejnoon the convention was stirred to some enthusiasm by a statement by D'Egilbert that in a tour, just completed, of 2,4 counties in the southern and central parts of the State he found gigantic wave of sentii.iefit moving for Coolidge and that the President is of an overwhelming suitport in Caliloinia against Hiram Johnson.

"Coolidgc's elf Mr. D'Egilbert said, "will assure us a government in Washington, not in Kuftsia or in Dakota." He said thnt tiirce-foui-ths of the 24 counties vi'-jlijd will go for Prcsidi'tit I "oclidge, that these include inany counties hei etofore for Johnson, He dccliLrecl also that Governor Riihard- son's i.s meeting with ig apiJroval in the South. WE ARE NOW IN POSITION TO TAKE ORDERS FOR Los Angeles And Standard Lug Boxes Delivery, in truck loads, direct from the mill can be made to the premises of ranchers Prices will be at the same figure quoted by outside plants. HOWEVER, BY BUYING FROM US YOU GET THE ADVANTAGE OF FREE DELIVERY TO YOUR PREMISES Let Us Figure With You W. Prather Lumber Co.

Lakeport, California 1 Ukiah, California Directors Officers Geo, W. Scott W. P. Thomas, President H. B.

M.uir Geo. W. Scott, Vice L. E. Crawford A.

D. Scott, Casliicr J. C. Johnson N. Taylor, Assistant Ca.shier W.

P. Thomas Mrs. B. H. Miller, Clerk CAPITAL PAID UP $50,000.00 SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PROFITS 58,000.00 This Bank Does Both a Tnterest paid on savings deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum.

Interest paid every six months. A.U persons having banking needs are cordally invited to come and see us. Rates For Lining Service Brakes Wheels 8.55 Buick 8.55 Wheels 17.10 Wheels 17.10 Cadillac 10.45 Chevrolet, 490 6.65 Dodge 8.75 Dort 7.75 Durant 8.50 Essex 8.35 Ford 4.75 Graham Truck 9.44 Hupmobile 7.25 Maxwell 7.60 Nash .........................10.00 Overland 1920-23 7.35 Oakland 8.30 Reo 9.10 Star 7.00 Studebaker 8.90 GOWANS GARAGE GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP (Next To State Theatre) Telephone 28 STATE STREET Ukiah, Calif Licensed by State Board of Chiropractic Examiners Phone 256 RALPH S. BLEND, C. GHIROPRACTOR I ELECTRONIC TREATMENT, DIA GNOSIS AND REACTIONS 1 312 N.

Dora Street Ukiah, Calif..