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6 STOCKTON DAILY EVENING RECORD STOCKTON SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY CALIFORNIA TUESDAY JULY 8 1924 SHERIFF RIECKS CHOSEN TO HEAD' MINING COMPANY Coiincilmeri Cannot Bear to 5 Abandon Old Oak Park Well With Its Tender Memories' 4 1 1 1 WHEN Councilman Thomas Stribley last night asked In 1 council meeting whether the familiar old Oak park well known for so many years for Its coolness and savoriness has been condemned by the San Joaquin county health district little did he realise that he was stirring a pot of sentiment ready to boll over in the council chamber IT was informed by City Engl-W Walter Allman Creator of The Duffs Is Dead CLEVELAND July 8 Walter Allman creator of the newspaper comio strip the "Doings of the Duffs" died at his home her today after a long illness inn I ii OVER COUNTY FUR Letter of Congratulation on Fine Features Sent to Manager The enthusiasm' being shown over the coming San Joaquin County Fair next August is exemlpified by the following letter received by Douglas general manager of the fair from Rev Paul II Gosh pastor of the East Side Presbyterian church: "My dear Mr Douglas: Thank you most kindly for your letter of June 30 Inclosing a complimentary ticket for myself and Mrs Goss It is very kind of you to place us preacher folk on your list in this way' I was able to attend two afternoons and evenings last year and can not refrain from congratulating you on the many fine educational features of the fair a well as the Bane entertainment and moral cleanliness of the whole program Mrs Goss wag In the East last year so could not attend We shall both make a special effort to go several times and urge our congregation from the pulpit to stand behind your splendid county program ot cooperation education and civic betterment TWO ARE ARRESTED UNDER WRIGHT ACT Polio flergrant tfam Klnp Is 6n his vacation but when tibersoie deliberately picked out a place on California treet rijfht in davilpht to wave a bottle of liquor and then take a drink Kincf could not overlook th fact so took him into cue-todvj King: charred Lhersole with a violation of the Wrlprht act by having liquor in his possession 1L Collin also practically bceged to arrested last niht and wiia accommodated bv Ofticer A Du Boin Collins picked out the corner of Brldtre and Hunter streets to take a drink The corner is about eiRhty feet from the door Of police headquarters PEDDLER ARRESTED CRUELTY TO IJpRSE 3 1 I I John Fda a peddler wa pWert a lesson in horsemanship yesterdav that ended in his being sent to th county jaiL Kda wia driving a Blow animal that wanted to speed up fo li secured brOom hnndle and Inserted in the end of it a shaip-pointed nftil With this instrument of education he was attempting to hurry the animal alonsr Complaint we made by people who observed TMaa idea of persuasion find a charge of cruelty to animals was placed after his name on the arrest blotter Councilman Charleswortli Made Vice President of New Era Firm At the annual meeting ot the stockholders of the New Era Mining: company held 'Monday afternoon Sheriff Riecks was elected president and Councilman John Charlesworth vice president of the corporation The New Era Minin company js ftnanced entirely by Stockton people Its property is located In Mariposa county near Coulterville and Is considered one of the best prospects In the Mother Lode district the last assays from a ledge nearly three feet wide being over $300 per ton The following were elected directors and officers of the company: Jttecks president John Charlesworth vice president: McGowen secretary- treasurer Fessler general manager Shaughnessy attorney Owen and Jack Larripa directors OFSANFRANGISCO ILMKHEfiE To Address xdvertising Club of Stockton in Meet Friday Dwight Jennings of tho Lord Thomas Advertising agency San Francisco will speak before the Stockton Advertising club In its meeting next Friday noon on "How to Make Advertising Copy More Efficient This speaking before the local club Is considered an Important event by the members Mr Jennings is rated very high in the advertising circles around the bay and the local club members feel very fortunate in securing him for Friday's meeting Gerald Beatty Wallace chairman of this month's program committee of group is responsible for bringing Mr Jennings to Stockton Mr Jennings spoke before the Oakland Advertising club today nslng the same topic as that whiuh he will discuss here Friday All advertising men and advertising writers In Stockton Will be the guests ot the club Friday according to Riddell Its secretary BRITISH SHIPS OPEN TO INSPECTION Bean rtlatflct freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific announces for the benof't of those desiring to visit th British flt in San Francltro bay that the following vessels will be open for inspection tomorrow and Thursday: Wednesday July 9 from 2 to 5 II fi Adelaide Dauntless Thursday July 10 from 2 6 6 in Adelaide Dountjeas and Hood No invltatjcma are neefcseay to vNit tiles Veels Launch eeivic will be available from Bait Fiancisco wherVea to the ships at a small round trip charge Be popular- dear your skinwith Resinol vSoap t)ocs a pimply unattractive skin shut you olf from admiration find pleasant associations Each time you cleanse your face with Resinol Soap you give ita beauty treatment with the soothing healing Resinol medication if aided In severe cases by a little Resinol Ointment this usually leaves the complexion naturally clear and fresh All dmrfbtSfCll Retinol Soto ai Ointment For simple Ot each tree writ to Dept UN Resittoh Beitwoere Mi rumj IHlWLLHim ACTION OF COUNTY SAID ILLEGAL Transfer of Health Money to General FuntJ May Mean Fight The action ot the board of Supervisors was absolutely illegal declares Daniel Marceau attorney for the San Joaquin local health district regarding the transferring by the supervisors of $27000 from the health district fund to the general fund of the county The supervisors have a right to return the money to tho general fund of the county4 asserts District Attorney Edward Van Vranken He declares that the action Is Similar to that taken with certain reclamation districts where money Is loaned to expedite the work and then taken back immediately upon the availability of tax money The money was given the health district by the county when it was first organized Nbw the board of supervisors has no control over the funds of the health district since it has been declared by the superior and supreme courts" to be a state agency separate and distinct from the county according to Attorney Iarceau The attorney for the health district issued the following statement concerning the matter: In my opinion the action of the bc'rd of supervisors lu transfer ring the sum of $27000 from the San Joaquin local health district fund to the general fund was illegal and void This money was raised by the levy of a special tax by the board of supervisors The local health district act provides that all moneys so collected shall ho paid into the couuty treasury to the credit of the particular local health district fund and shall te paid out on the order of the district board signed by the president and secretary thereof" The decision of the supreme Court and also the decision of the superior Court was to the effect that the local health district is a state agency separate and ute tinct from the county This being S0f it naturally follows that the board of supervisors have no cou-trol over the funds of the district Health District Trustees to Discuss Matter Tonlfflit The board of trustees of the health district will discuss the matter in its monthly meeting to be held tonight We will try to settle the matter amicably said Attorney Maroeuu Dr John sT Hippy head ot the health district disputes the right of the supervisors to take this action The budget of lhei health district for the year amounted to $96000 and no attempt was made to pad It to provide for a payment of $27000 Into the general fund of the county The budget was based on actual expenses for ft year Four mouths are left of the years period and the district's books show a balance of $26000 or enough to last Until the year is up However the te moval of $27000 fro in the fund actually places the health district fund as overdrawn and forces It into ft credit position The health board insists that the only body with legal authority to issue warrants against the health district fund is the health board In support of this Dr Bippy bites the recent decision of Judge Plummer in the Btuckenbruck case BESSIE ST JOHN SEEKS DIVORCE Tteani St John charges cruelty and alleges that her husband has an ungovernable temper Unreasonable disposition and a suspicious nature in a divorce complaint fil-d here yesterday against Elbert St John through Attorney Coale The Bt Johns were married in New York on February 2 110 and separated on June 30 1924 The Wife asks ior $150 attorney fees 225 costs and $50 a month alimony MACCAllEEft FLAY FOH MANY AfrtVITlFM An Installation to be hell on July 26 was announced bv Btockton Tent No 69 Maccabees On July 19 both local tents will go to Banta Cruz for ft big initiation August 3 the tent will take part lu the state picnic to be held In Oakland and on August 21 the Greater Stockton team composed of members of the local tents will put on the Initiatory Work at Oakland iii ii aieieweem ia BFI) MEN ILL INSTALL Two local tribes Pohono and IrO-Qiioie and the Lodi tribe Vennt-ehee Improved Order of Red Men will hold a Joint Installation ceremony in the local wigwam of the Iroquois tribe at American and Market streets Thursday evening Weaver district denuty great sachem will bb the installing chief It Is planned to accommodate ft large number of members Near Wrecking of Chiefs Car Results in Arrest of Auto Driver The practice of many 'motorist in this city of racing to fires when the alarm whistle blows with little or no consideration or the men on the police or fire apparatus hag long been 'condemned and frowned on by police and Are department official An experience of Fire Chief Murphy Saturday afternoon however In Which the chief Cadillac carrying ev-eral firemen wa almost wrecked ha brought the matter at last to a head While responding to a call at Jackson and El Dorado streets the driver of a touring car almost drove the fire chief toachtne Into a street car and caused him to slide the back wheel on hi car for many feet Police Lieutenant Georg Cannon and Officer Frank McHugh who were following several blocks behind the chief going to the fir tbok the motorist in charge and handed him a summon to appear before Judge Atherton in the police court Wednesday afternoon Chief Murphy has promised to be la court and explain to tho judge the manner in which tho driver handled his car Instead of going to the curb es the state law directs end in the future It ia probable that officer going to fire rill stop and take offending motorist into custody An effort 1 to be made te stamp out the practice Drastio action has not been taken in the past due to the fact that both futmen and policemen have had no time to stop and find out who the offending motorist are In future however the system Will changed As an instance Of the manner In which the firemen riding on the apparatus are endangered several of the fire-fighters recite offense that ocurred about week ago One Of the new fire engines wa responding to an alarm Traveling at high rat of peed the machine wa flanked on either side by a swavlng touring car load td wltn innocent spestator The danger of this practice and of cutting into traffic and in front of fire engines seems to be apparent to everyone the firemen say except the men who offend tn this manner Jamestown ii Booker Mokelumne Hill Sauve Sonora Burden i sira INCLUDES AMOUNT FOR FERRIES Estimate Submitted to the Board of Supervisors by County Engineer A highway across Bouldin Island to connect Tarminous mors direclly wikji Lodi and Stockton will co6t approximately $16230 including the amount for tba ferry to run between Bouldin and Andrus islands according 'to an stlmat of County Engineer Quail submitted to the board of Supervisors yesterday The road will pass for the most part over a levee which forms a splendid foundation for both a dirt road and an improved highway when it is desired to construct ono Construction of a grade a would make the building of the nmile stretch across the lower end of Bouldin island the costliest part of the rood Engineer QuailS letter to the supervisors reads as follows: To the Honorable Board of Su pervleois: I wish to report that I have examined the proposed route for a public highway on Bouldin island and the locations best suited for the installation of ferry to connect the island with the mainland near Terminous and with Andrus island in tiucra xnento county The total length of the road will be approximately five and one-half milea four and one-half miles of i which will he on the levee and one across the lower tod of the telgnd The levee fe well above tne high-water grade and of excellent material to make an earth road or a foundation for an improved foad when It is desired to construct one The Jiaight and width of the levee are sufficient to afford a mad twentv-four feet in width There is about one mUe of the proposed road across the lower end of the island that is over peat soil and along a drainage ditch It will he necessary to construct a grade here with a ditching machine such as is used upon the inland his will piob-ably coat $40ftO The grading of the lev portion should not cost to exceed $4000 The installation of ferry slips near Terminous and the one at the ferrv between the counties will cost $30UO The fer Tvbont at Terminus Will cost $3500 and one-half of the coat of the joint ferry 21750 This will make' the cost of the graded road and ferries $16260 Yours respectfully QTTATT County Surveyor KARL ROSS POST TO PICK DELEGATES FOR STATE MEET Bonus Bill and Armistice Day Celebration Also to Be Considered On Thmsday evening Karl Boss Post No 16 American Legion Will hold its first meeting for -the month of July At that time various matters of considerable Importance Lv the post will he taken up Among them will be the quec-ttonot the state convention which lakes place at Santa Crus in the first pait of August Delegates to the convention will be selected and since the convention will he close to home and at a popular Bummer resort it Is anticipated that a large number of the members of the post will be present with intentions of endeavoring to secure their own selection as delegates to the convention from Karl lloss poet Among the other matters which Karl Hoes post will take up pi this meeting will be the matter of the bonus bill and also the announcement of tentative plans for th Armistice Aiv celebration j-Com mander Albright has alieady done considerable woik on the Armistice day celebration and expects to give an announcement of the progress which the post is making towards the celebration at the newt meeting LAST RITES HELD FOR A LUCCIIES1 The funota) of Antonid Lncchegl wa held this morning from the late rcbidence thence to Kt Marv's church where a requiem mftas was celebrated for the repose of his soul Many beautiful floral offerings were tokens of esteem for the deceased An impressive service was conducted at the residence by Concordia grove of the United Ancient Older of Druids whose officers and members Acted as escort to their departed brother during the ser-xU es The pallbearers were Joseph Freitas and John De Coia for the 'B Garlbotto and Mazza for Concordia grove of the Druids Pienicci and Simoni Interment was made in San Joaquin cemetery COUNTY ENDEAVOR MEET IN LATIIROP The Baa Joaqirin Countv Christian Endeavor union will hold a business meeting tonight at 7 o'clock in the United Brethren Church at Lathrop JOBS GIVEN TO riKTY-1 (MU Fifty-two nd two worm were placed in vvoik bv the Stockton office of the state free employment bureau during the ck ot Julv accoiding to Frank "Waterman loeaj manager The placements are classified as follows Agi it ultui 6 building construction 3 hotels restaurants etc 2 lumber and timber products 4 private homes 8 transportation and pubha utilities 20 wholesale and retail trade 3 leeteiday fomfeen men were I placed out of thirteen mil from employers for fiiteen men and two women Two men and thice voie rostered CLUB DECIDES TO FIGHT MEASURE Turns Down Request of the Central Council Clubs to Support Law In wiping out the existence of the large water and power corporations of the state a great Increase in district taxation would result Is the opinion of the Southeast Improvement club which met last night at the Uncoln school and voted to voice its opposition to th proposed water and power act for which a campaign Is about to be launched In this state It was also declared inadvisable for th state to bond itself so heavily to take over control of the water and power rights The matter edma up In the meeting as a result of the reouest of the Central Council of Clubs to support the act The Central Council took Its Btand following a campaign started by the Burkett Acres club against power rates that recently went Into effect Ihe club members decided not to have any more meetings during the warm weather and will have their next session the first Monday in September Shire Horse Society Will Give Awards in Draft Horse Division The Shire Horse Society of London England is offering two silver medals for tha best Shire stallion or colt and for th best mare or filly that 1 shown at the coming San Jcaquln County Fair Whloli will be held August 11 to 27 Inclusive at the local half-million dollar fair park The conditions under which these medals Will be awarded are: That the selected animals shall of satisfactory Shire type and free front hereditary uneoundness (confirmed by a certificate Of a qual'fied veterinary surgeon That the selected animal shall be registered in the British American or Canadian Shire horse stud book That mares five year old and upwards to be eligible to receive a medal must have produced a foal to a registered Shire stallion In the aurrent or preceding year of award These Claeses are In the new droit horse division which ha been added this year to take car of th requests for same Almost $3000 will offered for th draft horses The draft horse are subject to the rules of the livestock department ind are under tha Supervision Dr Rebold INSPECTION OF THE HEADQUARTERS UNIT IS MADE BY MAJOR Headquarters detachment of th second battalion 143d field artillery with good attendance present was Inspected by Jdaj Sandman last night at the state armory Later the men were drilled by Capt Hampton Jones In various dismounted formations The member of both of th artillery organizations are busy with plans for camp and the organisations will leave here on the night of August 31 all prepared for a strenuous tWo weeks at Amerloan lake Battery of Lodi will he mustered Thursday night by Maj Marshal Rendoi senior Instructor of th regiment and it is expected that a Number of Lodi people will be present to view the affair Lodi Men Will Go to Camp Whll It will be too late for the Lodi organization to go to camp ns a unit this year a number of the men of the organization will be attached to Battery and taken to Camp Lewis It i intended by Capt John Bauman of Battery to organize a gun section out of the Lodi contingent or two gist sections if possible with their own non-com-miasloned officer Better training will be achieved this way It Is hoped Battery will drill thle evening the principal Item on the program being p-obably standing gun drill on the "76a Offic of both organization at the armory are pleased to have as many peopl at' desire attend the drills and Watch the various formations on drill nights Many people have expressed curiosity as to the manner in which the field gun function and are operated and if they ar interested they may watch th guu crews perform Following each drill of th battery on Tuesday night men will be detailed to explain 'he gun to I eople visiting the armory A (Ml HCH THANK OAK PARK MANAGER The Sunday school memters and their friend and the pastor Rev IV Rodgers of til A church are deeply grateful to Mr' Hatfield the caretaker at Oak park and Harley Gillespie manager of th Oak park amusement grounds for the courtesies extended them curing their pteius in the park last Saturday near Walter Hogan that ouch was the case and that the water had been declared unfit for drinking purposes It was apparent immediately thereafter that the councilman were in no mood to listen to a condemnation of the "well It was certain that many of them had childhood memories of the earns drinking place and those memories were dear to them Councilman Tiemaina was positive that no better drinking water could be found In the city Councilman A Johnson predicted that it would be unsafa'soon to even water a lawn with the water Councilman Stribley remarked tersely that It was very odd that after two generations of people had thrived on the water from the old well that it should now declared unfit All of the eouncllmen were plainly disappointed that the old Oak park wU qfter Its years of service should come an end ljie meeting becece a time a sob-fest over "The old -v Oaken Bucket- After a round of discussion the matter was placed tn City Manager Charles Aahburfier's hands May Renovate the Old Well lhls morning City Engineer Walter Hogan stated that the well can be made fit for use by Installing a new casing and removing the present band pump From the dlacussion that took place last night this couras will undoubtedly be taken rather than abandon the weil for a city water system 5 Well Is Well Known Thousands of people know the well Years ago the glade of xsk trees In which It is located became known as Good Water grove To everyone drinking from the well Its water wae known at the beet to be found In the city There have been reports that the well hat become contaminated with "gottre germ" Dr John Blppy of the health district thle morning laid the report aside with a tmll There are he goitre germs the doctor Stated ''Goitre Is caused from lack of Iodine In water The San Joaquin Valley la free of gottro because of Ha plentiful quantity of Iodine salt" Nevertheless this report Of goitre germs had much to do with the expressions which came from the councilman last night EX-CONVICT CHARGED WITH BURGLARIZING JOHN GARDEN HOME Deputy Sheriffs Walter Owen and Joe Tcxelra today arrested George iTbofgeoua alleged to be a two time loser" on a charge of burglarising the home of John Garden off the Mariposa toad neur the Washington house yesterday The Garden home wes entered through a Window while the family was away yesterday morning and a watch Da Molay pin stick pin end in vSSh ivfes taken Garden inspected a stranger whom ha had seen proailng around tha premise earlier in the morning Today Garden again saw the same stranger on the road neaf hi horn and he kept close watch aver him When ha eaar the stranger approach the house of a neighbor and peer through the windows Garden summoned the sheriffs office and Georgeous was placed under arrest A search of hi room In a local Japanese lodging house revealed tiie watch and other property be lieved to have been stolen from the Garden residence Georgeous denies his guilt but he is being detained at the county jail pending further investigation TWO CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO HORSES tt Ovren county humane officer vesterday afternoon wor to complaints charging John Eda and fcalvatore two farmers hear Stockton with rruelty to gnimals Eda Was released by Justice A Barker oh $20 cash bail and the warrant has not yet been Served on Salvatore Eda accused of prodding a balky horse with a broomstick having a shaip-pointed nail on t-n end Salvatore is charged with prodding hia horse with a pit6hfork OFFENDERS PAY UP IN PARKERS COURT Justice A Cs-Parker eolUrtod most $50ft In fltiee fnom three vuneit offender yesterday si renter who wae recently gi or thirty days for buttering small eon paid 123 fine after ee tng a Week in the oounty jail i was liberated TTfilo tlomej convicted of sti ing grain In the Veter section cently paid $168 due on a $180 and was also liberated from countv jell 'T-ra Graves aged 80 who pl tn a county boot wns fined 500 He elJll itnd was given few weeki Pay the remainder of the fine RAID TWO lOTTEIIIKS vnerdar Police Hejnolds and Gro two Chinese I charged them with conducting I terms and also took three visit Into custody The place ral atrefat 1J 228 bouth ltuB The two conductors gam Toy were released on nlt 6f $200 cash bail each and visitor were turned loose on PUit of $1 bail "thick PARTS (STOLE DO stow 620 Eaat Charter parked big trunk in a garage July 1 He considers himself lu that he did not wait longer to the machine over es yesterc when he called to inspect It found that the master gear dlft fnGl Xnd a bearing had taken from it Had he waitet day or so he told the police engine might have been stolen The above announcement will be received with deep regret by thousande of Stock-ton Record readers For many years Tom and Helen Duff and the members of their family including Danny and Betty Jane and their relatives Wilbur and Olivia were wel-confv visitors to Record readers every evening Walter Allman the artist who drew the comio strip pictured The Great American Home" with all its strength and little human weaknesses Readers frpm all walks of life turned Instinctively to the Duffs every evenings to see what wa happening In the popular household Among newspaper syndicates the Duffs were rated as one of th three strongest of American comio strips Hie service wero widely sought Allman kept at hit work until about eight months ago when he suffered a nervous breakdown and was removed to a hospital in Florida Since then his decline Was steady Exhaust Three Venires Without Getting a Jury The John Hogan manslaughter trial ran into further delay this morning whon the third venire called in the case was speedily exhausted with out filling- the Jtiry box' The court ordered a fourth venire consisting of twenty-live talesmen summoned fOr tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock when It Is expected that a satisfactory jury will be accepted by both aides There were tweney names In the venirs called for this morning but only fourteen of them had been served Two ot those appearing ware excused by the court for urgent' reasons The remaining twelve were examined by the attorney and qdickly dismissed for cause One had defective nearing and the others lived in the locality of tho tragedy had read about it had attended the previous trial or had diacuseed it with others Edward Gay wa excused for poor hearing Btanley Baker Mr Ludy Black Peter Clausen Henry Fitzgerald Charles Kniltsen and William i Vah BoSten all stated that they had opinion and were afrntd that they would be governed by those oplnlonts rather than by the evidence Introduced In the court Assistant District Attorney Woodward questioned some of the jurors sharply and when the prospective Jurors answered that they had opinions formed from hearsay testimony he Informed tho court that anybody who actd on hearsay evidence ought to be excused The Hogan case is now in its second week There were forty talesmen in tho original venire tilnce then seventy-five additional veniremen have been summoned Hogan is accused of manslaughter in connection with the death of Mr a Mary Grover ot Berkeley In an auto crash on the Hogan road last September The jury disagreed In the first trial ot tho case Jacobs Is attorney for itogan AWARDED FRANCHISE TO HAUL FURNITURE Cord was received here last lit of the granting of a franchl tne stale railroad commission to Consolidated Furniture MoV-1 allowing them to conduct a eral motor truck hauling serv-of furniture household goods personal effects over the hlku-f between San Francisco anil ramento by way of Tracy ai'd ckton and also by way of Davis franchise al-o includes th itory around San Jose and Santa rm IvA firms are included In the to which the franco vts prantedi including the doll Transfer company of Stock-Electric Transfer company of ramento City Tiansfer company Francisco and two San Jose na The consolidation affects the intcr-flity furniture haul-Of the firms In the combine doss not disturb their local I Vi nnt ike ai I la WEttavElt AISJflfLMEVT OHA3TB Edna Peters Weenner today was granted a decree annulling her marriage to Hay Wener on March 1 3 1824 The wlf alleged that her consent to the marriage was obtained bv fraud The court permitted her to resume her maiden name of Edna Peters Staele A Gannon were attorneys for plaintiff BIDS AIIK ASKED FOR NEAR CHEEK RRTIIOK The board of Supervisors cnlled for bids yesterday for the construction of a reinforced eonure bridge Over Bear creek on the Eight-Mile road Countv Engineer Quail eMtmates that the eost -will bs $3700 Across the Street I THE home'like house across the street-how you admire it! 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