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Santa Rosa Republican from Santa Rosa, California • 7

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SANTA ROSA REPUBLICAN SANTA ROSA 'CALIFORNIA i'R1DAY SEPTEMBER 10 1937 RAGE SEVEN Mother Surrenders Son As Slayer of His Father VISIT SAN FRANCISCO I her daughter Miss Geraldine Among the Santa Rosans who Miss Nancy Bowhay Miss Jean spent yesterday in San Francisco Fetch and Mr and Mrs Met-were Mrs Andrews and calf 23rd annual Oakland Tribune marathon around Lake Merritt McNahb ran the miles in 15 minutes 491 seconds OAKLAND September McNabb Hayward athlete who attends Modedto Junion college galloped home first today in the Miss Etta Isaacs deputy in the office of County Tax Collector Butts spent Admission day visiting in San Francisco 0 10 'Ili 'v vil 4A''''-' 4 4 4 6: 4:: iz 1'' ''l vt: it ri'' -4 '''7': l''' 1t- 1 z- 7'' "i': t4t4k1 ft" I ''1 11 '''41611 ''tt i- A 44 glv-: The most dramatic climax to a San Francisco murder mystery came in connection with the finding of a man's body with head beaten in fingerprint records identified him as Carl Jackson formerly of Kansas City apparently destitute and alone Then his widow surrendered to police her son Carl Jackson Jr 26 San Francisco declared he must have killed his father "and if he did I know it was in self-defense" She told of years of abuse from Jackson of coming to live with her son and Jackson coining West to threaten them and demand money Tire son after several hours made a confession saying he killed in self-defense Photo shows Carl Jackson's wife mother and himself just after the surrender SENTIMENT IS EVENLY DIVIDED ON THIRD TERM FOR PRESIDENT Union Veterans Agree To Meet 'Boys In Grey' WASHINGTON Sept 10 (UP) Democratic governors today went on record in support of a third term for President Roosevelt and three state executives announced opposition to such a proposal in a national survey of Democratic gubernatorial sentiment conducted by the United Press Two other governors indicated their sentiment in off-the-record statements One opposed a Roosevelt third term The other favored it The remainder of the thirty-eight Democratic state executives declined comment Two governors endorsing a Roosevelt third term have themselves frequently been mentioned as possible candidates for Democratic nomination in 1940 They were Governors George Earle of Pennsylvania and Frank Murphy of Mibingan Other third term sponsors were: Governors James Allred of Texas Richard Leche of Louisiana Olin Johnston of South Carolina and A Chandler of Kentucky tmw ert 1 COUP On OFFER! 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United Slates our reconciliation to the results of that war" Radio Program I 4 Band KGO Steeplechase Preview 4:15 Eliza Sehallert Hall 4:15 Dick Gasparre 4:30 Driver 4:45 Pair of Pianos Show 4:45 Singin' Sam 4:35 Studio 4:45 Let's Play 5 Echoes Arts Irk) 5:15 News Previews 5:15 Fred Waring's orchestra Hotel 5:30 Institute of Banking Radio Commencement Teel 5:45 Junior News Gould's orchestra Hotel 6 Dorsey' orchestra and east Nighter 0:15 Frank Watanabe Shop with Kitty orchestra: 6:15 Book Parade 6:39 Liedersingers 6:45 Stringing Along Fidler 6:45 Dorothy Thompson KEI1C Frank Bull 645 John Hughes 6:45 To be announced 7 Donnell news commentator 7:15 'um 'n' Abner 'n' Andy 1:15 Uncle E7ra's Radio Station Winners 7:15 Mickey Alert's orchestra Baines 7:15 Boake Carter 7:30 Varzos' orchestra of Human Relations Ranger KSE0-11al Kemp's orchestra 8 Hour: 8:15 Chester Rowell editor The Chronicle Carnival and Organ: 815 Studio Serenade 8:15 'fertile Kay's orchestra 8:30 Ripley's "Believe It or Not" program Km Blue itaron's orchestra Eiti Itilo's orchestia 9 ond 10ois Patiteo's NFU(' News 9 I5 Happy Fellmi KSFO Fool 9:15 Joaquin 9:30 MOlillieS orchestra lP0 -King's Jesters 9 45 Al Vierra FRC- Joe Sandy s' or lest Wilt no Young's orchestra 10 KG0 -Frank Castle's orchestra 10:15 Sports Gasparre Hayes 10:15 Eddie Fitzpatrick 10:30 Grier Monca Stuart Fitzpatrick 11h45 Red Fitzuatriek: lit 45 Red Opponent of a presidential third term were: Governors Barzilla Clark of Idaho Robert Quinn of Rhode Island and George Peery of Virginia Several state executives stated privately that they did not believe President Roosevelt would seek a third term They said however that should he become a Candidate he WOUld receive their support Burglary Charge Against Streeter JACOB() RITES HELD Graveside services were held this afternoon for Sabino 13-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Juan Jacobo of Healdsburg who died here Monday The services were held at a local cemetery under the directifm of the Hampton Eggen funeral home An assist a ni astor II St Rose's church officiated The child hail een several weeks An information charging one count of hurOary filed in cuill't this morning against Niva Streeter dlias Vane vho vas arrested last week in Healdsburg while attempting to force his way into a hotel room Streeter was given one week in which to plead to the charge in Judge Geary's court and Albert Seheidecker Was named his attorne HUGHES IN EUREKA EUREKA Sept 10 Rupert llughes well known Alnerican au her spent Wednesday night in Eureka while On his way north on a vacation trip He was accompanied by Mrs Hughes Norvo II I KPOItal liemps orchestra Frank Firitton Civic Auditorium KSFO-1'asadena Civic Auditorium vie of ma THESE WELL-1100M DEFILEPIL WILL 11011011 YOUR FM MUKHA' ELLgolinown THESE till Publication Dated September 10 1937 OR DIN ANCE No 523 AN Oil DIN A NCE AMENDING SECTION 10 OF ORDINANCE NO 422 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO 495 RELATING TO THE USE OF TIIE STREETS AND SIDEWALKS BY AUTOMOBILES BICYCLE MOTOR-CYCLES AND OTIIER VEHICLES The People of the City of Santa Rosa Do Enact As Follows: SECTION 1 Section III of Ordinance No 422 as amended by Ordinance No 495 is hereby amended to read as tollows "Section 10: It shall be unlawful between the hours of nine o'clock a and six o'clock In (except Sundays and holidays) for any person to permit any vehicle under his operation or control to be parked or remain standing in one place or parking space for more than one hour at any one time on the streets hereinafter named The foregoing provisions of the section shall apply to the following streets in the City of Santa Rosa within the following named boundaries to-wit Fourth Street bet Ween 1 on and Street: Third Street between A Street anti Street: Street between Second Street and Ross Street inh in Avenue between Third Street and Fourth Stiliet Exchange Avenue between Third Street and Fourth Street Avenue between Fourth Street and Tenth Street Fifth Street between A Street and St reel: Main Street bet ween Third Street and he bridge over Santa Rosa Creek: A Street between Third Street and Fifth Street Street bet main Third Street and Firth Street Section 2 This ordinance shall take effect from and after its final passage and publication as required by he charter of the City of Santa Rosa In Council passed this lit) day of Sept ember 1937 by the following Voile: Ayes 4 Mayor Cadan Councilmen Healy Barnett and leave Is nd Noes None) AIKcnt I 1 Councilman Overton GEO CA DAN Mayor ATTEST: EY DONOVAN 'it A' Lill tit) (tnity blit Eti ILLS Fill Es thisquich if 14)111: Ot: BECAUSE RIF HAS 39 MORE "KILLING POWER" THAN THE AVERAGE OF ALL LEADING SPRAYS Official laboratory strength tests prove iiif kills more pests quicker that it has snore "killing power" than ooly other you are assured greater protet tiom Ilif is safe Stainless I las a pleasing fragrance Ask for Ifif Spray your grocer's UNION OIL COMPANY 0 5 A i' AM It 4 7 1 r-7 74-77 4 1 :4 A 1 1 I 4 4 1 '1 i1 1 1 1 'f 1 I A Cy 1 I 4itiekl I 14144-: Nsj 'q 0 4vA l' Jr 1 454' '''i-t 4 11 1-nty rots I EIILS 1 BECAUSE RIF HAS 39 MORE "KILLING 1 ff POWER" THAN THE i finis ciulcit AVERAGE OF ALL LEADING SPRAYS I (Micial laboratory strength tests prove Iiif kills more 11 pests cpUtker that it has snore "killing power than i ooly other spray-so you are 6i53 assured greater protet tion Ilif is safe Stainless Ilas a i leasing fragrance Ask for Iiif Spray today-at your grocer's i rkti UNION OIL COMPANY CP' i i1 113 1 fir Itt Ill' i I 1i1 ii4 t' i tittil 1' Ot l' 'i ASTI Asti Grocery TALUMA ItEALDSBURCI rson Grocery Magill's Market ala3 Market Plaza Market 7i3U711 Safeway Stores rery The Nev ilealdsloirg Mkt Market University Grocery PETALUMA Grocery Market Market COTATI Itaylwrit's Market WEST IVINDSOR MeCnteken's Grocery MONTE RR) Bart t's Grocery Odell's Grocery OCCMENTAL Occidental Meat Grocery SONOMA First Street Market Guttenberg Bros Roberts quality Market Safeway Stores PENNGROVE er's Grocery Perger's Grocery George IL Nisseu Grocery SANTA ROSA Arrigoni Market Bacigalupi Grocery Black White Market Bare Ila Market Chapman Grocery Cleave land Markets Food Forni Market 405 Market Geo King La Rose Market Occidental Market Pershing Market Safeway Stores Santa Rosa Grocery Market IL Anderson Aseheman's Bolpi's Grocery Cab's Cash City Limits Market Coletti Son Grocery Economy Market Pacific Market Peters Peters Grocery Safeway Stores Western Ave Markct tmi('ail A Soli) CEYSERVILLE Bosworth's Grocery Hat's Market Roy's Market SEBASTOPOL Fleming's Market Safeway Stores Birkhofer's Grocery Safeway Stores CLOVEIWA Grocery Dobbins Grocery NJ.

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