Modesto Morning Herald from Modesto, California • 2

i :.5 TI'V MODESTO MORXKG IgltllD I THURSDAY AY 4, 1922 I PACE TWO WHATS DOING TODAY Stamp of Approval THE BEST YET i i AQTIVIIY SHOWN B( BUILDING Given to each of these Refrigerator ia your BEST GUARANTEE of Quality, Efficiency, and Satisfaction. 1 IPS THE P. BI 7U1 E. pill jers Bing Mrs. street prove than iDVl ear-c leavy aemh ittle penal jeighl lame: jofltet icqua Ore- Leonard BOHN Syphon Refrigerator Interior of one-piece Porcelain nb teams or joint backed by 16 walls of tested insulation.

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who was appointed to tho committee by President Harding, it is understood, provides for the transfer of tlie bureau of forestry from the apiculture ta the ulterior department. The report, it is algo understood, provides for the shifting of various bureaus from one department to another. COAL PRICES TO DROP SAN FRANCISCO, May 3. Coal priors throughout California will be reduced several dollars a ton in the near the Western Pacific Railroad colhpany announced today, as its prospective freight rate reductions from Utah will be accompanied by cuts to be made by the Utah mining companies and the California Retail Fuel Dealers' association. SKATERS ATTENTION We close Friday night with' one of the best times yet.

Races, fancy skating and sttmls of all kinds. Closing wath tug of on skates. We skate until 11 oclock. 3675 rrawTHM Anc Foil day et itaex, Colon lop i Seers nonth lent: presid bairn Kiss oissio An mmm Two Story Apartment House Included in Eight Issued in Days Tbatibuildtng activities for the month pf May will be as large as those for, April which nearly reached the 100,000 mark, Is evident from the fact that in three days, eight permits for, a total of 22,780 have been issued. The permits, which are being entered on new forms at the City Clerks office, showing the number of rooms, sizes, kind of construction, foundation and other Important dirta, include a two story frame apartment, to be constructed at a cost of 10,000 in Block 88, on lots 26, 27, by H.

Vollstedt Other permits issued are: Six room bungalpw, block 589, lots 23. 24, Downey, 2250, J. J. Scanlon. Small frame building, block 591, lots 44, 45, Melrose, 980, to A.

Bambino Hoaglin. Small frame building, block 109, lot 16, stree 980, to A. Bambino Hoaglin. Eight room house, lots 25, 26, block 213, Fairview avenue, 2800, to J. H.

Courtney. Five room bungalow, lot 2, block 214, James, 3200, to G. N. Ballou. Four room bungalow, lot 2, block 214, Spencer, 2500, to G.

N. Ballon. Ice cream stand, lots 30, 32, block 95, street, 70, to A. N. Basso.

KLANSMAN SENT TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT (Continued from Page One) organization higher in -your regard than you do the laws of the sovereign state of California, 1 will commit you to jail until you answer the questions propounded to you by the grand Jury, and in Jail you'll remain until you answer that sworn body and arm of the law, the grand jury. Mr. Bailiff-remand Mr. Abbott to jail." Later Judge Harvey was quoted as saying: The same fate awaits anyone, regardless of who be is, who comes into my court and wilfully takes a stand such as. Abbott has takeD, and declares openly and avowedly that he will not answer questions put- to him- by a properly constituted inquisitorial body because it is against the oath he had taken a3 a member of an order.

The law of the state ot California will not strike its colors to any man or any -organ izatins. When an organization like the Ku Klux Klan and the law the state comes into conflict, and one of them has to give way, it will not be the law of California. ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS Wildey Lodge No. 149, I. O.

O. will confer the initiatory degree on candidates this evening. A full attendance is requested. 3676 Play Shoes For the Boy and Girl 12:15 p. m.

Progressive Club luncheon, Hotel Hughson. 12:15 p. m. Reception, luncheon at Hotel Modeetoto State Realty Association officers. 2 p.

Meeting of Womans Union of Baptist church at home of Mrs. Demerest, Woodland Avenue. ,2 p. m. Movies at Strand.

2:30 p. m. Meeting of E. F. Society at home of Mrs.

Charles So Episcopal Guild meeting with Mrs. Johlk Tully, Tully road. 2:30 Ladies Aid tf Methodist church at home of Mrs. C. F.

Salber, 130 Hackheiry avenue. 8 p. m. Meeting of Spanish War Veterans in City Hall. 8 m.

Movies and Choral Club at Strand. MRS. ROSA COFFEE IS 1 VICTIM OF ACCIDENT Mother of Oakland Rabbi Diet Following Autq Injuries; Was Charity Worker SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Coffee, who died here Tuesday from injuries received Monday when she was hit by. aft automobile at Sacramento and Divisadero streets, were held here, today.

Mrs. Coffee was the mother of Rudolph I. Coffee of the Temple Sinia, Oakland. Mrs. Coffee was a director of the Associated Charities of Oakland for twenty years and for the same length of time president of the Daughters of Israel, an Oakland social service organization.

Her husband, the late M. H. Coffee, "who moved to this city ten years ago, was in business in Oakland for more than forty years and was one of the pioneer merchants of that city. Mrs. Coffee was on her way to Golden Gate Park to meet her children at a May Day picnic when the accident' occurred.

1 After mailing a letter, she stepped from the curb to hail a street car. At this moment an automobile delivery wagon, speeding up to get ahead of the car, swung in tpward the curb and struck Mr3. Qoffee. i The injured woman was rushed to the' Standford hospital in the wagon' which struck her. Besides Rabbi Coffee, she leaves two sons, Harry and Jesse Coffee, of Stockton and Fresno respectively, and two daughters, Mrs.

Harry Spiro and Mrs. Henry Newburgh of San Francisco. EXPLAINS MYSTERY OF Y0SEMITE PARI McCloud Man Says Remains Found Were Those of Sister, Nine Years Dead YOSEMITE, May 3. Charred human remains found recently in a box near Yosemite Falls and murder theories which brought park rangers, police and University of California experts actively into an investigation, were explained tonight. Park officials stated they had received a letter from the man who said the remains were those of his sister.

They refused to disclose the mans name, but said that he lived in California, and that his family was prominently identified with the early history of Yosemite. His letter told of his bringing the ashes to the park nine years ago in hopes of burying them beside those of another sister, bnried there many years before Yosemite was a national park. He feared the government would refuse permission -for the burial, so had left the box of ashes under a pine tree until he should have an opportunity to place them In the old forgotten cemetery by night. That' chance had never ocime. Cosulich Again In Federal Net ei To- friend port cat evenii Mrs.

son The being Watsi Mrs. May Obtain Hearing Range lengths without sacrificing others. With one model of the new transformer range of from 200 to 5,000 meters is provided, while on the other model a range of from 5,000 to 25,000 meters is obtained. In the circuit shown the antenna is turned the wave length of the desired signal and this signal is amplified through the primary of a standard receiving set connected to the plate circuit of the last radio frequency amplifier tube. It is then transferred through the secondary circuit to the detector tube, in which regeneration may be accomplished and controlled as desired.

One decided advantage of using this circuit is that oscillations in the detector tube circuit cannot find way back through the radio frequency amplifier to the antenna circuit. This prevents the antenna from radiating energy, preventing a common source of interference between several receiving sets located near another. If potentiometer R-3 is not used the filament rheostat should bd placed In the positive leg of the filameflt circuit instead of the negative. The circuit within the dashed line is a standard regenerative circuit. Battery A is a six volt 80 ampere hour size storage battery; standard 22.5 volt plate batteries, with 18 volt tap; a veriable antenna series condenser of .0000 mfd.

mhx; a simple tuning coil, either tapped or fitted with a slider; R-l and B-2, standard filament rheostats, and R-2 and R-4 battery potentiometers. The Air Today KDN, Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco 1 to 2 p. m. KSL, Emporium, San Francisco 2 to 3 p. m.

KUO, Examiner, San Francisco 3 to 3:30 p. m. KWG, Portable Wireless, Stock-ton 4 to 5 p. m. KND, Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco 4:30 to 5 p.

m. KJQ, Gould Electrical Shop, Stockton 5 to 5:30 p. m. KVQ, Holbrecht, Sacramento KUO, Examiner San Francisco 5:30 to 6:45 p. m.

KXD, Modesto Morning. Herald, Modesto 6:30 to 7 p. m. DD5, Fitzsimmons General Hos pital, Denver, Colo. 6:45 to 7:30 p.

m. KN, Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. KFU, Precision Shop, Grldley 8 to 9 p. m.

KYJ, Hamburgers, Los Angeles 8 to 9 p. m. KLP, Colin P. Kennedy Los Altos 8:30 to 9 p. m.

KFC. Post- Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash 9:15 to 10 p. m. Music Furnished By Radio on Drive DEL MONTE, May 3. A novel innovation in motoring has been introduced at Del Monte by Mr.

and Mrs. David Keith, prominent in business and social circles of Salt Lake city. The Keiths motored up from southern California last week in their touring car, which was equipped with wires through the top and a radio receiving machine on the back seat, so that concerts, lectures gnd programs from different points on tile coast were received while traveling. At Del Monte the Keiths took a party of friends around the 17-mile Drive and they had the pleasure of enjoying the novel feature of nuisic and the news of the day through tlie medium of the radio. BROADCAST LOST AUTOS 'Station WPM, operated by T.

of Washington, I). is co-oparating with the local police by broadcasting descriptions and the iicer.se numbers of stolen cars. To date no auto thieves have been caught no missing machines have been located, but the service is believed he very helpful to liie )( lice. For health and economy burn WOOD-COAL-PINE BLOCKS Phone 347 Ninth St. at FH nign 1 iirtnrcTA mifi rT MODESTO yt-oiLt FUEL CO 1 Dow Amateurs Increased Radio amateurs wliq are unable to erect a satisfactory antenna, for any one of a score of reasons, may 'greatly imprpve the of their concerts or increase their hearing range by mean; of radio frequency audip frequency amplification or.

a combination of both. In cases where the receiving station is near the transmitting station the energy received is usually sufficient to reproduce sounds without radio amplification. When the receiving station is more remote (he signal must he built up, 7 JIHKI 1 Sr or amplified, before it passes through the detector and the stages of audio amplification. If radio amplification is not used audio frequency amplification in these cases, is frequently of little use. The Yadlo frequency method amplification i r.ea the strength of the incoming.

Antenna currents through successive stages until it becomes of sufficient intensity to enable detection to take place. With the addition of onq or two stages of audio frequency amplication a current of sufficient strength will be generated to actuate either telephone receivers or loud speaking devices. In the circuit shown, that the Radio Corporation of America, there is Introduced the corporations new radio frequency transformer, suitable for amplification of signals of both long and short wave lengths. It has not been possible in former attempts to obtain radio frequency amplification to get the best results on certain wave Wireless to Tell Need of Racefs To enable the automobile pilot to keep in constant touch with his piL and to know at all times his place, and other valuable information, a wireless tlephone will be used by one driver in the 500-mile automobile race at the Indianapolis motor speedway, May 30. To make the use of the wireless possible, a small device will be placed on the rear of the car to catch the waves as the machine speeds around the track.

NEW SAN FRANCISCO RADIO STATION OPENS A new radiophone station has been added to' the list of equipments in the San Francisco bay district in the opening of KPO, the new radiophone station of Hale Brothers. The station will broadcast on regular schedule hours of 9 to 10 a. m. dally. i The A.

Hale station in San Jose has been discontinued. FARMER KILLS GIRL WHO REFUSES HAND Iowan Declares He Committed Murder Under Influence of Liquor NORTHWOOD. Iowa, May 3. Contending that his sweetheart. Miss Rebecca Nelson ol North-wood.

him alter their wed-uing date had been set. Irvin ence of Moonshine liquor. TWO MODESTANS BUY LAND AT WATERFORD Tom Hennninger, prominent in baseball and mercantile circles, lias purchased the 12 acre tract adjoining the Mark Odell ranch near Waterford. Heinnunger will plant tile tract to Kadota figs. Dr.

J. W. Morgan, eity health officer ot Modesto, believes he can Improve his own health by farming and has purchased IT1 acre, also near Waterford, and will also berome a lig grower. It pays to advertise 111 The Herald Oassifid page. Try it.

Floor Home Furnishings START SHAKEUP OF U. S. DEPARTMENTS Reorganization Plans Will Be Considered at White House Meeting Today WASHINGTON, D. May 3. The plan for reorganization of the government departments will be considered at a conference at the White House tomorrow night between President Haruing, Walter F.

Brown of Ohio, chairman, aqd members of tlie joint congressional committee on reorganization. The inference will consider the tentative report on this subject and will go over that part of the report on which administration officials are as yet divided. three departments on which agreement has not yet been reached are to be Interior, agriculture and commerce. The tentative report as submitted by Mr. Brown.

Requires two men and 8 to 12 horses or tractor. From 15 to 20 acres harvested in a day. I YOU PER BUSHEL THE co. 917-919 Eleventh Street $22, COO ESTATE IS LEFT. BY RANCH According to Terms of WiB Widow and Son to Sham Entire Amount Lena Haack, widow of Cart Haack, who died in Hughson, April 16, leaving an estate valued at 22,0011, petitioned the superior court yesterday for letters of probate of tlie will, Bonds, amounting to 12,000, a 5000 mortgage, a home valued' at 2850 and personal property mate up the estate, which under terms of the will goes to Berthat Haact Kntpschild, Monroe, Wisconsin, and Martha Haack, petitioner.

Vallejo Construction of 4,000, 000 drydock at navy yard advocated. It pays to advertise in Tbs I Herald Classified page. Try it a larger machine for market early separates 1 I CALIFORNIA Indcui, its a problem to get play shoes for the growing youngsters shoes that will stand the rough wear and abuse they unthinkingly give them. We appreciate this point and so select our childrens play, shoes with the greatest of care and thought. KEWIlE TWINS, one of the brands we carry, are extra fine shoes.

Let us tell you of the additional service possible out of a pair of KEWP1E TWINS when you think they are useless. CAN SAVE SAN FRANCISCO, May 3. N. manager of the Central California Vineyard association. who was arrested recently i as the Yiead qf a conspiracy for wholesale distribution of liquqr throughout California, was arrested again today on complaint of two federal agents who said unsuccessful attempt to hold up lie attempted to bribe them.

In the Farmers Savings Bank. He default of 10,009 bail he went to was raptured when the bullet he jail. was aiming at Cashier H. J. 'Schulte failed to explode.

Wife Murderer I Bnlter- according to County At. I 'r Itorney Roy Bosworth, confessed LetS Lite 1 erm jthat the shooting was intentional, hut that he was under the influ- Benkcr, 21 years old, a farmer of Manly, shot and ki.iee -iie girl in the doorway of her school four miles west of Manly while pupils who witnessed the snooting, fled thiough the doors and windows. Following the shooting lienker drove to Manly where he made an COST AND DAYS OF TIME WITH McCORMICK BECAUSE Childrens DRESS SHOES in great selection and price range Low cost of operation. Low mirchase price. McCC)RMlCK BUILT Theres a style trend in the youngsters dress shoes just as there is in the grown-ups.

Right now our selection of dress shoes for the juveniles. is absolutely complete. Even the most fastidious child can be suited here in dressy' little models of pleading design. Prices, too, that please the SERVICE AND PARTS FOR AN INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.S PRODUCT ARE ALWAYS NEAR YOU. toil Does work of Grain ready Thoroughly Built for long life HONt yvte MOOtSTO LOS ANGELES, May 3.

Hoy Grove, a lumberman, who shot and killed his wife, Lillian Grove, January 9. and then attempted suicide, today was senteneed-by Judge John i W. Shenck iu the superior court to I life imprisonment in San Quentin penitentiary. I have taken cure of my 14 year-old son, Grove told the court, 'and 1 am teady SAFETY CHOICE Men ith smooth faces seem! to be the rule. "Why has ills, ache gone out?" It wouldn't do now.

It might brush the girls complexion oft'. Kansas City Journal. Try a Herakl Classified Ad. I I I Wes Ever SLM 3 3 836 Tenth Street Popular Priced Shoe out. Til.