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ccc STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA. DAILY INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1020. Ocean Storm Is Rain Hope Of California rOUNG SEEKS ELECTION TIDE STITES KLEIGS. MUSIC Stimson Pleased With General Results Of Kellogg Pact Appeal WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.

(Indicating satisfaction with the results of his efforts to bring peace between China and the Soviet in Manchuria, Secretary Stimson considered as closed tonight his dramatic attempt to mass public opinion of the world against war. The friendly reply of the Chinese government which is recognized by the United States to th secretary's appeal for peace arrived at the State Department late today, the Nanking government indicating that it had always desired peace. The Chinese reply was in sharp contrast to that of the Soviet government. The Soviet was reported to have forwarded to the French government an answer to the secretarys appeal, asserting the American communication could not be taken as a friendly act and constituted unjustifiable pressure SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.

(P) Only a remote hope for rain wasj given California by the United States weather bureau today, and that hope was a disturbance on the Pacific ocean 1800 miles west, several days distant from the coast and with many possibilities for a change that would prevent it reaching the mainland. The disturbance which it was hoped would bring heavy precipitation to thirsty California and which turned northward yesterday leaving only a light sprinkling scarcely measurable, was reported tonight spending itself with its center 400 miles west of Vancouver Island. Its effects were still felt along the Washington coast and southern British Columbia, where light showers were reported. The Oregon coast was reported foggy while clear skies ruled California. Five Dead of Pioneer Family Moved To Mining Town Vault GRASS VALLEY, Dec.

5. (rPi The lure of the Forty-Niners gold country of California, strong even in death, caused five deceased of the Parish family of flan Francisco to be interred today in the little graveyard of the historic mining town of Timbuctoo, 25 miles west of here. An immense vault received the bodies. Bodies of all but one of the men, John Bolton Farish, widely known mining engineer who died at the age of 75, November 29, 1929, were disinterred from the Masonic cemetery in San Francisco. The head of the family in California.

Adam Farish, reached California from Tennessee early in 1849 and mined in Nevada and Yuba counties, some of his operations being close to the site of todays burials. With Adam Parishs body, which had rested in the flan Francisco cemetery since 1892, vere disinterred those of his wife, Mrs. Etta dock Farish; Mrs. Mary When Farish and Helen Ruth Farish, wife and (laughter respectively of John Bolton Farish. SACRAMENTO, Dec.

5. CP) Governor C. C. Youngs candidacy for re-election in 1930 was strongly indicated by information from a reliable source here today that he is seeking a big" Southern California man to succeed Keith Carlin, his private secretary and Incidentally handle details of his political campaign. Carlin, who is traveling in the East, declared before he left Sacra mento that he planned to enter private law practice in Los Angeles shortly after the first of next year.

Governor Young has steadfastly declined td comment on his intentions in the matter of re-election. Although he waves questioners off with a smile and a gesture indicating that he has. not given the prob lem. serious consideration because of the pressure of business, those persons close to him in the capitol say he is not merely marking time. KRETT FIRES Yictor Emanuel Pays First Visit io Pope ROME, 5.

(A3) A king of United Italy paid a visit to a pope today for the first time In history. Giving public evidence that the Lateran treaties, which settled tho Roman question, had ended the difficulties between the papacy and the house of savoy. King Victor Emanuel and Queen Helena went to the Vatican and were received by Plus XI In the throne room. The Interview between the king and the pope followed a welcome by the governor of the Vatican city, ecclesiastics and members of the papal court. Views show Interior and exterior of new mens store of Brooks Clothing company, which will hold open house tonight at its beautiful new home in tho Virion Safe Deposit Bank building on Main street.

Searchlights have been installed on the top of the building and movie kleigs will cast tlioir brilliant glare on the front. The public Is invited to witness the formal grand opening and listen tt the strains of an augmented orchestra. Scarlet Fever Outbreak Again Hits McCloud McCLOUD, Dec. 5 (ff) An exceptional number of cases of scarlet fever have appeared here, and local physicians are at a loss for a method of checking the advance of the disease. It was believed the infection had been controlled lastweek, but several new cases have been reported since Sunday.

YREKA, Dec. 5. () The two fires reported burning last night near Happy Camp on Coon Creek had developed larger pro portions tonight, and had covered an area of four sections. A large crew was ordered to the scene to combat the flames. The fires in Klamath National Forest all were reported still burn ing.

The Blue Creek and Orleans fires were under control tonight. riGAZI released ox bond Antone Fugazi, 34, charged with a statutory offense against a 17-year-old girl, was released from the county, jail at an early hour this morning on an order from Justice Cyril Kenyon, following posting of surety bond for $2590 With searchlights flashing and throwing their beams acrors the sky, glare of movie kleigs, and with an orchestra playing the Brooks Clothing company will the formal grand opening of its new Stockton store tonight at 333 Bast Main street. This is the 22nd store in Brooks extensive chain, ancls being opened simultaneously with another new Brooks si ore in Pasadena, California. We extend a cordial invitation to all of Stockton to visit us and join us In celebrating the formal epenlng of our new said J. S.

Seely, the manager of the new establishment. We arc optimistic and very enthusiastic about the business possibilities of our new Stockton and expect it to within short time become one of the strongest units in our organization. We have done everything in our power to make this new store one of which this city may well be proud, and I think we have succeeded. Tonight is entirely a get-acquainted affair; no merchandise will be on sale. But our entire stock of 2500 garments representing the very nawest style ideas in mens suits, overcoats and tuxedes will be on display and we will welcome the closest inspection and comparison of our merchan disn.

All of these styles, which constitute our introductory showing, were shipped by special express direct from our New York factories expressly for the opening of the new Stockton store The Brooks Clothing company Is credited with scoring ono of the most unusual successes in the history of the clothing Industry, having grown from one small retail store to a powerful organization -with 22 stores and two eastern factories, in less than eight years. According to officials of the company, Erooks will open six more stores within the next ninety days. Brooks lays claim to being unique in that it is a one price organization. The 1 00.0(E) gar ments carried throughout the Brooks chain of 22 stores are priced the same, there being no lower or higher prices. The production of Brooks two eastern factories aggregates a quarter of a million garments a year, according to the management.

One rf these tjlg plants is In New York, X. and the other is in Newark, N. J. Beside the new store in Stock-ton, Brooks also has stores in Oakland, San Francisco, Sai Jose, Santa Monica, Los Angeles. Long Beach, San Diego, Hollywood, Pcmona, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, Santa Ana.

Park. Glendale, California. -Jack" Seely, the local manager, been connected teith other li.ca it Clearin Martial Law In Haiti As Strikes Grow INJURES IS Modem Prisons Rapped By Duncan Matheson SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.

(P) Members of the San Francisco center heard some harsh words about prisons today from Duncan Matheson. former chief of detectives here and former president of the American Institute of Criminal Law' and Criminology. Prisons are coming to be like comfortable clubs, with no initiation fees and no dues for residence, conducted for the purpose of making scoun-drels, said Matheson. The safest place in the world to commit murder is within the walls of a prison, because the convicts protect each other. Thy dare not give out either advance information or information afterward.

for fear of being killed themselves. The riots in prisons are not general, but are confined to small groups of the prisoners and to the young ones. The older convicts, in fact, should be separated from the younger ones, as it is the latter who are the real mischief makers CHICAGO, Dec. 5. (Fifteen persons were injured, five of them seriously, by a bomb explosion which rocked a four-story brick building on the southwest side tonight.

The blast demolished a cleaning and dyeing plant, employees of which have been on strike for several weeks. Large holes were torn in the side of the building by the bomb which police said was one of the most powerful set off in Chicago in recent years. Fire Chief Michael J. Corrigan estimated the damage at $50,000 and said the whole building may have to be razed. Fall Models SUITS New fall patterns, in cheviots, cashmeres and twists.

Of course, the styles are correct and for wear well, we know youll be gratified. 175? WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. () Widespread strikes in Haiti, starling with disturbances among students, has led to a declaration of martial law in that strife-torn West Indian republic. This information was received today by the American government from its representatives at Port Au Prince and the situation was believed to have been discussed at conference in mid-afternoon between President Hoover and Charles Francis Adams, Secretary of the Navy, American marines have occupied the republic since 1917, The student strike originated in protest against the allotment vi scholarships by the minister of education in the Haitian government.

The scholarship quota of $10,000 yearly had been allotted until recently to metropolitan students of cultural subjects. The present administration decided to award 20 per cent of the fund to students from the country districts interested primarily in vocational training. Disorders among the students, who number 13,000, resulted and the strike spread to industry with the dockworkers the latest to Join in what appears lo have become a general strike movement. Statue carvings in soap are made by students of the Texas State College for Women. Read This In the second price range youll find the hand-tailoring a little more extensive, the materials a bitTieavier and the patterns in a wider variety.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. Dec. 5. Colonel Richard Cutts, brigade commander of U. S.

Marino Corps forces here. Issues a proclamation last night declaring martial law in Port-Au-Frince :r.d Cape Haitten. A strike in the customs office, which threatened serious complications, was the cause. The strike broke out at 9:30 a. m.

yesterday after the dismissal of a Haltien customs employe for fraudulent entries. A Bond Flashlight Complete With Batteries Stockton etores for several both as manager and buyer. Lowman Denounces Women Smugglers WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. (Ft Women who smuggle jewelry and fine clothes Into the United States should bo classed as pirates and buccaneers in the opinion of Seymour Lowman, in charge of the customs service, who revealed tonight that milady returning from abroad was the chief offender In the smuggling of such articles.

A new fur coat, a glittering necklace and the like hold such attraction tor many women that Lowman said some "seem unable to resist the impulse" to try to slip them past the stern customs agents. His supervision over customs results from his post as assistant secretary of the treasury. He set forth hi3 views In an address before the First Presbyterian Church in which he also touched upon prohibition shootings. Widow of Mrs. Pantages Victim to Visit Japan LOS ANGELES, Dec.

5. fJPl Through the death of Juro Itoku-moto, humble gardener here, a reunion of hi family in Japan has been made possible. Rokumotos mother had long pleaded with him to bring his children back to Japan go that 6h might see them. He thought this Journey of many thousands of miles would he beyond their finances. Last summer he was killed in an automobile accident for which a Jury held Mrs.

Lois Pantages, wife of the theater magnate, responsible. A suit brought by Mrs. Rokumo-to resulted in a settlement for more than $50,000. She and her three children plan to sail for Japan early next year, just on a visit, however. TOP-COATS Stockton Girl Hurt In County Car Upset Ruby Eaton of 440 Sonoma avenue was treated at Emergency hospital last night for cuts and bruises after her car overturned on the Country Club boulevard.

California weight topcoats made expressly for California wear. Set-in sleeves or the equally correct Raglan sleeves. The lines are straight or if you prefer, you may have the slight flare. Materials and workmanship will tell their own story when you see them. LAWYERS SUSPENSION SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

5. UP The state supreme court today upheld an order of the Stale Bar of California suspending Harry O. Sadicoff and A. L. Abrahams, two Xos Angeles attorneys, from prac- tice for six months.

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(Pi Struck by a 200-pound rock in a tunned of the Iron Mountain mine. 12 miles northwest of here. Xikok Ugarkovlrh, 34, was almost instantly killed today. The rock struck the man on the head and broke his neck. Ugarkovich had no known relatives but many friends In northern California mining circles.

He had worked in the Iron Mountain mine since last July. 1 11 i- I The Rambler (Contlnned from page Col. 1) variation. Rambler's faith is that there will be enough rain with Intervening good weather this month to get the wheat in and the barley before Christmas and that late spring showers will make up for the deficiency of the early rains which didn't come. Stockton Independent, Circulation Dept.

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