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Stockton Independent, Stockton, California TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1935 Mad Dog Bites Here Bring Warning From Dr. Sippy PAGE 2 MORNING MILK Axe Killing C. C. C. YOUTHS SENT TO HOMES ONE DYING, 10 HURT IN WEEK END CRASHES 14 BITTEN BY RABID COGS RECENT WEEKS MUSICAL CLUB SPONSORS CARD PARTY AND TEA Warn Children Is Plea Of Health Officer In Menace Here Tlm'o Morklou wire bitten dog.

yoiuniaj afternoon anil la-t night, tin Emergency Hospital register showed. Wounds wer onutertril as pio-tet ion. With It persons bitten here since January I hv rnhul and sj cases reported already this month, a warning was is. sued Dr. J.

J. Sipp. head of san Joaquin Lo-eal Health Hoard. A-L Idrrn Results From Delta Sport Armed with a loaded shotgun and an automatic pistol, Pelagia Real, 25. Filipino, was captured early Sunda morning behind a house on the lliagi raneh, 10 milt's northwest of St(Kkton, a few hours after he had allegedly beaten to death with an axe Cundido Real, 25, Filipino, at a cam) near Brentwood because he though the latter had cheated him out of three points in a xollcjbull game there.

The two men were not related. According to the story told officers here by the suspect, he took part in a volleyball game at the camp Saturday afternoon, the victim having been the scorekeeper Believing Candid) had cheated him, Pelagio said he went to bed, could not sleep, and about 1 a. m. Sunday arose, dressed, got an ax-, went to Candidos cabin and hit him over the head four times. Arming himself with the shotgun and pistol, lelagio said he (ben drove to the Biaea ranch on the Atlas Tract in this county.

At 3 0 a. m. he was taken by surprise at the point of a pistol in the hands of Deputy Sheriff Louis Totman, who was accompanied by Constable C. L. Hartley and Nightwatrhman Joe Gomez.

Brentwood. At Totnians command, Real dropped his guns and surrendered. Brought to the San Joaquin County Jail, said the oflicers. Ileal signed a confession, after which he was taken to the Contra Costa County jail at Martinez to face a probable charge of murder. Reichling Estate Probate Sought A petition for probate of the will left by Albert IT.

Reichling, who, with his wife, Mrs. Irma Imogeno Reichling, was found dead from their own hands in their apartment on North El Dorado stieot last month, was filed yesterday in the Superior Court. The state, ooivdstinq of $1310 in lof'al hanks and furniture, does not exceed $2591) in value, according to the petition, filed by Sadie S. Fisher, sister of Mrs. Reiehling, thromrh her attorneys, Langdon Tope.

DOX JAIME AND HIS BRIDE This picture, just received in this country, shows Don Jaime, son of former King Alfonso of Spain, leaving the church in Rome after his marriage to the former Emanucla de Dampierre, daughter of Vicomte Roger de Dampierre and granddaughter of the former Josephine Curtis of Boston. The bride was of American ancestry on both sides of her family. Short and Snappy Maurice ChcMtllcr, film actor, roamed through i hieago's downtown district unrecognized today and explained it by saying his famed straw hat was in a safe deposit box. lie wore a green felt. One man is dying and 10 others are recovering from minor injuries suffered in six auto accidents in San Joaquin County during the week-end.

K. Kiba. 35, Japanese, Lodi is near death in Mason Hospital at Lodi. Kiba lost control of his ear on (he Woodbridge Highway Saturday night. It careened across the highway ami overturned in an irrigation ditch.

SIX INJURED Six persons were slightly injured when cars driven by E. L. Bell 49, Freson, and Julian Lopez. 35, 151 East Lafayette collided on the Thornton Road 10 miles north of Sunday aft-ei noon. Leo Carido, 39.

Mrs. Leo Carido, 29, Leo Carido 2, and Louis Gonjora, 9, all riding with Lopez, sere bruised and scratched. PASSENGER STRUCK S. Wickham, 35, was injured Sunday night when ho stepped from a port bus on Borden Highway and was allegedly struck by a car driven by Carl Erode. M.

Schmitt, 55, 108 East Weber was treated at the Emergency Hospital for a cut sustained when he was struck hv a car on Centei Street. WOMEN HURT J. S. Reed was painfully injured when a car driven by her husband and another driven by Thomas Schofield, collided at Harding and Wilson Way, Sunday morning. A collision on Cherokee Lane between his car and one driven by Samuel Walsh, 54, Oakland, resulted in cuts and bruises for Altred Pellegrini, 14, Lodi, Sunday.

of Ben Waller, Lawrence Buol. Jack OKeefe, Wes Strong, Fred Mifeher, George Witherow and Frank Piocardo will be in charge, members were urged to buy baseball season tickets. Phest Colds Best treated without dosing visas STAINLESS now; if 9ou prefer Mis Kill- 1. anon, mining nitiM' arid ap-pl -d to ih bite should he used. in nt a ilu" i- i i i'iii.

th- Sin Joa-nhi Hath Distri-t should be no. tj 1 i i i. ho od. M.un r.soi.s, th-y apply i I Or 1 I Hiilenf have M- i iisi- i. a- aiarm.

po-nml u. I can 1 th -in. This tieanuent is I Old ii .1 Ho I'na el 1' Hi, lolls lions should led he hut penned up lor ubser-lie said. 1VH' iiis 1 1 s. Hu a i 1 imniedi- nd it i i is m- c-Mry, E' LOBE MINE A'1 fS X.

Man 1 Tim siobl nun' "inke will bp mm ut hi- li st matw-rs 1ml In-fore Seen fa of Labor Fmmis Perkins when rdm arrive in San Francisco next Safnnlav, it ws announced today 'Edward Yandeb-ur. pre-soient of the State Federation of Labe-, announced he plans personally present data, on the Am. i lor Strike to the Labor Secretary with a requ(t for a thorough investigation, LABOR STIMFLWT The Federation hnd say the Federal Goernniem. its efforts to stimulate gold mining activity, should he interest'd in settlement of the strike. rIO Vandeleur teports the State Federation of Labor sent 75( f0 the Jackson striker last week and $799 the week before.

St. Patrick Talk At N. G. D. W.

Meet K-'V. Fat In Tierney gave a talk i on the ift. of st. Patrick before' Stockton Parlor No. 25..

Native laughter- of the Gohhn West at tlmir meeting in Pythian Castle last night Following tlm bijsj. -s duti'h vvhi-t" was plavo d. About 7-1 members at-P nde-i. Among out of town member" present were Mrs. Florence Bull-erdick of Twin Peaks Parlor No.

Is-. San Franri-co (Mine r.f 1 1 -cers w.tc Mrs. Thomas deputy grand presid nt of Stock- ton and Airs. Grace B. ssac, su-j pervising deputy grand presnb nt of San Joaqnm 'minty.

George a. Sanguin-dti presided, The decoration St. Pat-, nek design. Th comniiMii charge wri" Mrlmodi, i Vera Johnson. Maigueriip Maguire, Matm La Jorio anil Loui" larie ere.

POST TO TRY AGAIN HARTFORD. Mar. 18. (Hi) Wiley will again all- nipt his uspln re i lug lit irom co.i-'t to i o.i-t itliin two In animuneod today. A luolianii i-' briiuing the landing u- oi hi" plan-, the Winnie Mae, trom Calitoinia and the famous pilot plans to lly her bak to the tt Coai omul row Sl.7o0.000 TO ST VJ'K I5 liMU.

March (IT) check for to he u-ed for relief purposes this month, was recoiled Governor Frank F. Merriam's office today from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. IIMl ALIMONY SEW Mil), lnska. -March 18. (II1) The District Court today ordered Charlie Big of l'oreupinc Cit to pay hU estranged wife ulimmi) of one butchered Moose, to dressed mink skins.

10 fox skins and 100 silmnn. FGG 11 MHIING WHIT PORTLAND. March 18. tPP) -A Federal Gourt petition toda to enjrdu the hatch, ing of chn-ks from Jso.uOO Saniul Smith, inventor, alleged infringement of patent. Defendants are the Master Incubator Portland; Russell? ilutcherv, and Hugh's Son II at ry, II illshoro.

CHFA XLIFR VNKNOAX I i AGO, March IS. (CP) A total of 490 Civilian Conservation Corps enrolles left Sacramento yesterday by train for Fort Knox. K. where they will be discharged and sent to their homes in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia. Some of the youths were from camps at Rich Gulch, Amador County; Mountain Ranch.

Amador County, and Yankee Hill, Tuolumne County. Major C. E. McCarthy, district commander, said yesterday soon after April 1 a new group of enrobes will arrive from the East to replace them. TOWNSEND PLAN ENDORSED BY LABOR COUNCIL Stockton Central Labor Council at a meeting last night unanimously endorsed the Tovnend Old Age Pension Plan and voted to send telegrams to Senator P.

S. Crittenden at Sacramento urging him to sunport State endorsement of the bib. A labor conference to be held next Sunday and Monday at the William Taylor Hotel. San Francisco. by Secretary of Labor Frances rerkins, will be attended by Ralph Mercer, president of the local Central Labor Council.

COAST MEET Delegates from Oregon, Washington, California and Nevada will attend the conference. Wage disputes and legislation eflecting labor will be discussed. Native Sons To Charter Boat For Ocean Trip Here Los Angeles Native Sons will send a big boat excursion to rh annual State convention of Native Sons to be held in Stockton on September 9 it was revealed at the meeting of Stockton Parlor last night. The trip will he made from Los Angeles to Stockton by boat. Plans were made for a cabaret dance to be held on April 13 in Native Sons hall.

Outside entertainment will be provided. The athletic committee composed SAVINGS ASSOCIATION SUPPLY DOUBLE FIRST MONTH The Morning Milk Company is receiving milk at its new $225,000 condennary in volume nearly double the amounts received when the plant opened February 21. officials of the company stated yesterday. At the same time officers announced that an open house" for all dairymen of the district will be held either late this week or early next week. The date 'will be announced today or tomorrow.

Several dairy herds, including one large one from Dixon, Solano County, have located here recently to swell the local milk flow. Lund Johnson, plant manager, stated yesterday that the plant was operating close to 5 0 per cent of its daily 1, 590-case ca" pacity, and that it was probable that the quota would be reached within the next few months. SUPERVISORS GIVEN DEBATE ON CANAL ROAD Arguments for and against abandonment of a portion of the Smith Canal south levee were made yesterday before the county Board of Supervisors, who took the question under advisement for a week. Led by Warren H. Atherton and Howard Hammond, petitioners argued the portion is unnecessary, a burden to taxpayers if improved and an interference with canal dredging.

Opposing discontinuance. County Surveyor Julius B. Manthoy and City Planner H. G. Bissoll argued the drive is needed for travel between Yosemite Lake and Louis Park.

The road is now used for automobiles and horseback riding. C. J. Campbell, assistant county surveyor, was reappointed a member of the County Planning Commission for four years. Mileage accounts were turned in by Supervisors Mary J.

French and F. G. Stnckenbruck. Mrs. Frenchs account, for February, totaled $79,23.

Stuckenhrucks account, covering December, January and February, totaled $312.93, Radio aviation stations are being established in South Africa. i'' WH XN A I Are Now Being Spent by the SANTA FE to Completely Air-Condition oil of its Transcontinental Trains Many Santa Fe Cars now contain this advancement, but very shortly Solid Air-Conditioned Train will radiate their Luxurious ease on the Santa passengers will enter the nw field of perfect Comfort for the Transcontinental Trip It is to be a great innovation in Railway Attractiveness Vigorous, Progressive Enterprise of the highest importance in multiplying the Enjoyments of Travel. Air-Conditioned Cars for All Classes of Tickets, :) SANTA FE TICKET OFFICES AND TRAVEL BUREAUX H7H HOTE. STOCKTON ANNEX Phone Mocklnn RTS SANTA W. STATION Phone Afoektfl I23H hlOlb TON r.AMK "TP for day BY JVIME Stockton Musical Club will sponsor a card party and musieae tea during the early part of April at the Rhllomathean clubhouse, for Miss Toshlko Hasegawa, young Stockton Japanese singer, it was announced at the club meeting last night at Rhiloma-thean clnbhous.

The affair will be for a benefit for the soprano, who leaves in April or May for Milan, Italy, to study. The honor musical societies of the College of Pacific will assist the Musical Club, NOMINATING COMMITTEE Named on the nominating committee to select next year's president arc Mrs. J. Upton Clowdsley, Mrs. Mary Shaw Costello, Mrs.

S. H. Hall. Harry Noyes Pratt and Miss Virginia Short. The report will be made at next months meeting.

Because the next meeting of the club would fall on the same date as the Community Concert 4th artist appearance here, the date has been changed from April 8 to April in. The Junior Club, directed by Miss Evelyn Taylor, Mrs. Cora B. Meyers and Mrs. J.

C. Hrichetto, will bo in charge of the program. Tickets are on sale for the Communlty-Coneert-Stocktnn Musical Club next year artist series. Anyone purchasing tickets now, said Miss Ruth Eddy Felt, president, will he admitted to the last concert of this years season. Mrs.

Mary Shaw Costello was in charge of the program, which emphasized color in music. Those who participated were Elma A. Bornazzani, Katherine Iteime Anderson, Alan Bacon and the Friday Evening Choral. PLAN FOR AHEPA CONCLAVE MADE Stockton Ahepa at a meeting last niirht discussed plans for the State convention of the lodge to be hold in Stockton July 4-7. Committees ere appointed.

Plans to date include a big pa-raile July 6 and a public barbecue July 7. NATIONAL TRUST il Cummings Sets Diesel Record LOTH FsT. INF TAXGLF (Mil PAGO, March IS. (UP) The wives of Howard Elliott, 34, and William Kretchcr, 32, disagreed over who should use a cloth Mine so the two men fought it out. Judge Thomas A.

Green suspended fines today with a warning that thy should let women settle their own difterences in the future. AY II XT'S IN' NAMT: NEW YORK. March 18. (FI) A negro today to test if, lefore the grand jury investigating vice said that his name is Satisfied Lovp. HYMN OF DEATH NEW YORK, March 18.

FI') The rongregal Ion will next dug the Thy Life Was Given for Me, announced George Tiet.fcn, elder of St. Johns Lutheran Church last night. Then he dropped dead of heart HI NT LOCOMOTIX JERSEY CITY, X. March IS. -(ID Police were searching tonight tor a thief who stole a 2 pound locomotive from a warehouse.

A checkup of bridge offices and femes reveled no report of the missing engine. the record sit at Daytona a week earlier, at 325.9).; be seen on the Firestone balloon lire equipment afier the mile runs north and south to obtain the of- Colaj.nlo penitentiary, was arrested tonight in connection with the "hootuig of John Bradbury, spe-i ial officer of the Southern Pa- cific railriai. TME lAiOIST HOTEl IN WESTERN AMMKA-MOST CENTRAUY LOCATED BARON LONG nofiinot FXROLI.I) OW I( I PHOENIX, Ariz. March Wilkin, who p.dn pan convut from a i BllIMORE HOTEL COPYING To End RUPTURE Troubles Ib-pr. r.f Win.

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