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Stockton Evening and Sunday Record from Stockton, California • 11

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IT STOCKTON SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY CALIFORNIA TON SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY MAY 10 1922 TEN THOUSAND SINEUS TO GET JOHN LEWIS IS address Mothur Ntvtoi -Hath- erford stirred emettonP of kiP auditors Net) miliar exalted ruler af Stookton iodfffi Tead the trlbuto to mother written bv Put BxH4 Ruler McCormack of Mod eat lodge Mrs John Muldownev aaag Bur leigh'a laHtle Mother of Mine gad Chisholm's "Slumber flea both appropriate to the occasion JS Omen preaided at Lhp organ HOSPITAL BOARD WILL ASK VOTE JELKS MOTHERS Many Local Lodge Stockton to Be Given Big Part In Hospitality Plans In Connection With Entertainment of Great National Convention Special Trains to Stop Here and Visitors Will Be Showered With Fruits and Flowers Dr Knoles Addresses Rotarians Richards is a well-known former Stocktonian having been executive of the playground commission and later of the Bov Scouts here Dr Knoles Speaks Dr Tully Knoles in addressin he Rotarians and their assembled guests stated that he wanted to make it p'nin that the Coll ge of the Pacific was neither a dead nor dying institution It was absolutely out of debt and owned 23 acres of land and group of buildings in the very heart of San Jose Because of its location the college cannot expand for additional ground cannot te obtained The directors- of the College of the Pacific saw an opportunity to move to Stockton and -become a really great college or remain in San Jose in limited surroundings and continus a comparatively small Institution That's why they are moving to Stockton Dr Knoles reviewed briefly the well known advantages of Stockton which caused' the directors to choose this city as Its future home and then said: "Every great institution of learning must have somebody responsible for it It happens that this institution was started bv the Methodist Episcopal churrh 'That organization Is responsible not only for starting- the college but is responsible for its debts Exclusive of state tate universities and a very Small number of privately endowed institutions of learning such as Iceland Stanford University all of the great colleges of America are financed by some religious denomination Two-thirds of the colleges the United States are responsible to religious denominations today The board of trustees of the College of the Pacific is not limited to membership In any church Dr Tully reviewed the career of various colleges started in California by various denominations Of these alone the College of the pacific organized In 3851 remains On motion of Pearce executive chairman of the crusade committee the Rotarians voted to merge their next two meetings with the- Collego of the Pacific campaigners luncheons Following tho addresses given by the San Franciscans explaining the hospitality plans in connection with the Slirtners' convention i resident Carlton Case appoint-r fo1owing representatives of the Rotary club on the Stock-ton reception eommfttee of which John Perry is chairman: II A Barnett Joe Geiger Pearsor Harry II Ladd and Brid ana? KIWfnllJ Progressive clubs will appoint once GUESTS OF CITY HERE TO PROMOTE MUTUAL GOOD WILL Chamber of Commerce to Entertain Tonight at Banquet Session Kisht rc prsntativ member of the Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce armed In Stockton this afternoon for a brief visit during which they wish to acquaint themselves with Stocktons industries nnd resources The party is touring the San Joaqrin alley Their mission according to secretary of th Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce is to promote a better understanding1 between your community and our This evening the director of the Stockton chamber of commerce will entertain the visitors at a banquet at Hotel Stockton The party Is to remain over night in Stockton and will continue on its way In the morning Two of it momhera Richards and Schauer arrived hero this noon Mr Richards was formerly Hoy Scout executive of this city and left here to accept a similar position in Santa Barbara Ho is now director of publicity of tho southern chamber Mr Schauer is president of the Santa Barbara chamber other members of the party who arrived here shortly before 4 oclock are Clarence Phelps Ia Shaffin Charles Vernon Kenneth Coy Frederick Ftols and Coy Mr Coy who is secretary of the southern chamber in a Utter addressed to the Htooktun chamber of commerce says: We fully appreciate the fact that no locality can have a monopoly of all the good things In the world and that every locality has its share We also know that where location productivity of soil and climatic conditions are as different as they are in your part of the state and ours the good things that you produce and have are not the same as those found here SAYS EVANGELIST "There are hundreds of parents (n America today who are leading their children to hell were the startling words of Evangelist Frauk "Smith last night at the Nazar-ene church California and Wyan dotte street The sermon was on Carelessness in tho Foul's Salvation and Mr Smith brought out the point that parents are too much taken up with the affair of the world today to take any vital Interest In the salvation of their own children Parents who -will take the re 8ponslbilIty of the salvation of your children if you dont'?" asked the evangelist You are not only neglecting the ealvation of your children but of your own souls as well First of all God expects us to tend to our own eouls salvation It is easy to neglect our duty it ia easy to let the affairs of lifo to engross all of our time The text of the sermon was taken from 1 Kings 20:40 And as thy servant was busy here and there he was gone "There are people all up and down the land who are too busy to serve God who are too busy to pray said Mr Hmith They are letting golden opportunities slip by and what will it mean to them when they come to the judgment? They are too busy to wait on the Iord and some day they will find that He ha departed from them At the close of the sermon last night five young people went forward and accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior For the special music the Smith family quintet sang Steal Away With Jesus Awhile Miss Annabel Latimer sang Christ Rescued Me' Tonight an instrumental selection will be one of the features of the musical program OWXEB OF SUITCASE FOlM BY FOUICE A suitcase which was found In he jard of the Stockton Fire Brick Company several days sgo and which was thought to bo the property of Allen was Identified this morning at the polhe office as one that wa4 stolen from the office of tho Overland Transfer company an the night of March 13th One man has been sent to Ihe penitentiary for the thtft of the hag and another man who was also implicated In the crime escaped at the time Officer McGlothen made the arrest You Cant Brush or Wash Out Dandruff The only sure way to (ret rid of dandruff is to dissolve It then you destroy It entirely To do this (ret about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon apply It at night when retiring use enough to moisten tho scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips Do this tonight and by morning most if not all of -your dandrurf will be gone end three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of It no matter how much dandruff you may have You will find too that all itching and digging of the scalp will slop at once and your hair will be fluffy lustrous glossy silky and soft and look and feel a hundred times better You ran get liquid arvon at any drug store It Is inexpensive and never fails to do the work OAKPAlaK May 10 ormnin-tion of tho nw hospital hoard was perfected at a meeting of the city trustees held in the city hall last evemnir at which time it decided to proceed at a early a duie poshible to vk a bond issu to pro jflo the needed hospital accommodations for Oakdale The I nurd agreed that the sum should not exceed $25000 for building: and $000 for equipment A two-story brick cement or hollow tile structure waa favored with uilice and room downstair and operation room upstairs Tho JU Houer home was ottered to tho board ns npro-posed site and Horada park ha also been suggested but the board decided tho eito should nol be considered until actual provision ha been mttdo of fund for the work Then it was thought probable a site would be donated The board wilt make a visit to Modesto Friday to Inspect hoopi' there to get an Idea of what Oakdale might nentb A Fntierson presided temporary chairman and I Acker secret! The city trustee drew lota to determine their length of term Mrs 0- Robert? and A 1 Gilheht drew tho short term expiring June $0 of this yor the understanding being however that this meant tho Jong term they are to be rc-appolnied AFe Mary Lamhuth and Ed Rodd-m drew the tern expiring next Juu 1923 and A Patterson and Roy Kaufman the term expiring In 1924 Uobin was elected president of the board and Acker permanent secretary Tne board will meet tho first Tuesday in each month CHARTER ADVOCATES TO MEET TONIGHT Members of the new charter committee Will meet this evening In tho chamber of commerce rooms fm an Important session Way and mean nf co-operating with the board of freeholder which 1 now taking up Us jask of compiling new charter for the city of Ntock-ton will be discussed All of the candidate advocated by the new charter committee were elected at the recent election Jt 1 probable that the meeting tonight will the last for some time Member of the ponimUtee have met weekly since the organization of the body lust fail A Mills chairman of the comfnlttee announced today that adjournment until the work of tho freeholders 1m near completion la likely It 1 planned to retain the organization and to actively campaign for the proposed charter when it 1 ready for presentation FOR BEST REVIEW SMILIN THROUGH' For the best review' of the film Smilin' Through tho A i theater 1 offering a prise of $3 Mr Dewey Rowell Is chairman of the judging commiitoo and the paper should be sent to her by Friday night ministrativo head confer with the board and also several of the freeholders who framed Uacrameruo's charter The board plank to meet every Tuesday evening at o'clock A committee representing tho board will appear before the city council to arrange for funds to tarry un it work Member of the board arc Joseph MCampodontcn John ('harlesivorth Mm A Clark Mom Davidson George A Dean Raymond Haas Thomas 8 Louttit John Lewis Pearson Dewey Powell Arthur Robert Btribley Otto Bandman Alice 8 Schneider II Walker sonar wot LAUNDRY KIDS IT' Time yo dd jt vie insist--Yoo CROSS THS LAST YOUR USX OF COURSE there are a lot of things about tho house that muet bo done from week to week lujt washing should be I'rossed off of the list ot household duties Save your strength and nerves and penra of mind and let us rail for your washing or bring your bundle in the morning and get it the same day DRY WASH 14 lbs for $100 20 lbs for $135 WET WASH 20 lbs for 85 Nothing but pure soft water and soap ued tho clothe last forever GOLDEN WEST LAUNDRY Mwne 4331 501 Mcrra Nevada Members Attend Impressive Ceremonies Impresses Mothers day sen lor were held by Htm hum Lodge 239 Ol 11 evening large attendance being attracted for lhe-a beautiful rites held each ear a a tribute tn "man's best friend Each Eik whose mother I llvtna wote a red tarnation nnd nne whose tnotlur has passed away wore htte ene The eriers were opened bv Hay-mond Wheeler exalted ruler wh explained that the ritual of the grand lodge of Klk provide for the annual obnerxanoe of Mothers daw Then officer nf the lodge walking from their elation to i large altar formed the word M-O-T-H-E-U1 in red ami whit carnations A spotlight "a then turned on the floral creation jit a tender beautifully worded Here Tomorrow Friday Saturday Continental Red Seal Motor Timken Axle Stromberg Carburetor Auto-Lit System Borg A Berk Clutch Dieteei Wheel Du retort Ttansmlaslon Lowest Priced SIX On the Market Hansel Ortman (seecaurci! Gives abundant A power for the steepest grade TRACTION) Operates Daily 16 Fast Electric Passenger Trains between Stockton Sacramento and wav points And 3( Patienger Trains between Stockton and Lodi All trains arrive and leave from Traction depot 101 E-Weber Avenue Baggage checked for all trains SCHEDULE AS FOLLOWS Leave tor Sacramento- a a a 12:06 1:46 2:46 6:46 Arrive Sacramento 7:36 a :85 11-46 a ni 1:66 3:36 6:36 7:36 pa 10:26 Leave tor Lodi 6:16 a 6:03 a 7:09 a 3:00 a 6:60 a 10:06 a 11:06 a 12:06 1:00 ra 2 I mi 4:06 mi 6:10 tu 1:10 rw 7:06 10 11:30 Connecta at Sacramento with Sacramento Northern For Information Call 1202 i BAN FRANCISCO May 10 Gorgo A Growl)' auto drtv-r watt kllleti and Jams Poopl- rvor'))- injttrod today whon Crow ivys auto throw a ronr tiro ami -crashed Into a lamp port at Fremont and Market atreet The car deraollahe iikiiiyTCi tx An Ordinance Amending Ordinane No hi nf the Ordlnaacen nf fhn nf atorkfun Ratified An Ordnance Rising the loenllnn nf the i ii rb Un and Width nf I ren vpare of htreeta nf Certain Portion nf Morkton lie it ordained by the f'ouncll cf the tit of Morkton ft follow: Mcctmn That ecttlun 1 of ordinance No 614 entitled "An Ordinance Fixing the Location of the turb Line ami Width of Tree Space of Mroet of Certain Portion of Niothton is hereby amended tend a follow "Orange street from Fremnt street to Hose erreet from 13 feet inch from prop ci lino feet from property line Argonaut street from Fremont to Knn street from 12 feet 71 inches from property Una to 24 feat from property line Feet ton 2 Thi ordinanc shall ha In full loree and effect from and after thirty (30t da from the data of Its tuial passage and approval Thi la to certify that Ordinanca No 7S0 was passed to print by tha City t'oimctl of the riy of Htoekton on the 9th dnv of May J922 by tha follow tng vote Aye -Councilmen Kenyon Little ton Matthews and Mayor Kick Noe None Absent Councilman Smith HUxkton lL May 1U22 A 11AXKS City lerk nf the City of Stockton f-10-st REGISTRATION OF VOTERS A new and complete registration of voters commenced January 1 1922 To vote at the elections to be held in the year 1922 you must register after January I 1922 No signature to a nominating petition of a candidate for public office i sufficient until such person signing shall have first been registered No signature to any initiative petition is sufficient until such person signing shall have first been registered If you move from one precinct to another after you have registered you mutt re-register or lose your right to vote Certain State and Legislative candidates are voted for by party ballot To vote a party ballot you must state your party affiliation at least 30 days before any state primary election otherwise you will receive only non-partisan ballot at the polls State your party affiliation when you register DO NOT FORGET Registration for the August 'rimary Election closes July 29 1922 For the convenience and accommodation of the voters a registration office has been established in Room 14 on the First Floor of the Courthouse This office will be kept open from 9 a to 5 For the convenience of the voters residing outside the City of Stockton there has been es-tabiished registration officers in the following places to-wit: John A' Bober Mantca UIlow Mlddl Rivtr Ben CanBlo Rants Ethel Cotcllo Acamp Carroll- Undaa Drlfga Tborntoa Geo Freriche Tracy Ollgerl Collagavllla Allca Hammond Petera Journeay Woodbrldga a Montgomery Lodi Moorehead Eaotlon McAdatna Holt iarker Loikefore A 8cheffer Vernalla Schlh htman Bethany A Sangumettl Lathrop Olive Stuckenbruck Youngetown Stuart Thomaon Rlpon 1 Toda Farmington DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST DAY REGISTER NOW it IXGEVE GRAHAM 1 County Cierk 4 6-ltd6-lllnc BOARD WILL MEET EVERY TUESDAY Aim to Finish Work In Time to Place Charter On November Ballot John 1P is was chosen Itatr-man of the board of freeitoUlors Dewey Iowell vice-chairman anti Thomas 8 laiuutt secretary at the first regular meeting of that newly elected body last etening the city council chambers Twelve of the 15 elected members attended the session The question or "closed" meetings ts the Hist subject to be discussed at length by tho body Bunas tho discussion a motion to have all meetings closed was voted down and a motion to have information concerning executive sessions given out through the secretary carried Whether electors should be allowed to be present at all regular meetings or whether such meetings should be closed and information relative to action taken given out at the discretion of the board was a question which met with a difference ot opinion Raymond Haa made a motion to the effect that the sessions he behind closed doors and only Information deemed desirable bo given to the public Tho motion was voted down It whs followed by motion thfct information relative to actions in executive sessions the meaning of which might not be absolutely clear be given out through the secretary Several protested the action Otto Sandman and Thomas Louttit contended that all meetings should he open to tho public Dewey Powell though protesting against closed sessions pro posed the limiting of the eouroe of information to the seerctarj Arthur Roberts made the motion The conclusion reached was that the public should bo welcomed at all sessions held except when it is deemed advisable to hold executive sessions and then such information as is given out should come from Secretary Louttit Air Louttit emphasized this morning that it Is tho desire of the freeholders to work In tho open and that tho press and public are invited to attend all regular sessions held Practically none of the policies of the freeholders are known at this time as it is unlawful to bind a board to a policy before election Several have expressed themselves in favor ot tho city manager form of government however and it is believed all are in favor of incorporating such a provision In the charter During tfce discussion last evening it was Indicated that several of the mem berg now favor citdi service regulations for public employees Several freeholders appeared anx lous that their work be completed In time to submit fits proposed charter to the people at the October elec tlon According to law the body Is allowed 120 daya In which to coin plete Its work Following the com fiction of the proposed charter II must be signed by a majorltr rf the members of the board and filed with the city clerk Close to 75 days roust then elapse before an election may be held Following tha filing of the proposed charter with the clerk the City Council must advertise It ogee in a newspaper and have It printed In pamphlet form The fact that such pamphlets are available must be advertised tifltty days according to law must elapse between the advertising of the proposed charter and the time It is voted Upon The city election this fall will be on the first Tuesday of the month Octohcr 3d In order that the proposed charter may be presented at that time It must have been completed and -preliminaries started about the middle of July The calling of a special election for the purpose of voting upon tho proposed Charter Is within the power of the freehold rs la was contended by several members of the board last evening that closed meetings would speed up the procedure and do away with the necessity of a special election Both Mr Louttit and Mr Sandman stressed the necessity of care and deliberation In the work Upon Mr Louttlts suggestion additional Information relative to the city manager form of government will be sought It is planned to have eeveral of Sacramento ad- lllfllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillflll A LETTER TO CLARE DAVIS If Is all great Joke We in Cali-fornia the very synonym for fruit In abundance cant have orsngo JuJcc ftufl can drink grape Juice because fhe price ia prohibitive Jt Is the shoemaker's family all over again We advertise widely our fruit anrl fruit juice of all kind and send them away while we fill ourMlve with Home of the most villainous concoction that can be made and sold to pul into the human stomach Hot listen I flare Davlsi I'm very fond of your Tensor column and read ft religiously Hut Inasmuch us you were undoubtedly not tomlllar with the fact that the HUK FRONT has featured pure lemon and orange Juice made from talltoralaa finest lemons nnd oranges you naturally assumed that fitocktonlans couldn't purchase orange Juice drink at reasonable prices 0 I Just hope Mrs Davis that you'll drop In one of these days after your work on the Itecord nnd have one On me" 1 bet you'll declare you never tested a better orange or lemon drink and I know youll get the habit and like hundreds of others come again I thank you THE BLUE FRONT Far All Klai of Unit Drink Ht MPIIKRfi 104 br FI Dorilo MSJJIIIIMIIHNnWHIIIIIimilinilllllll MANY CANDIDATES SEEKING HONORS Appellate Justice Kerrigan Visits Stoekton ami Recalls Old Davs The visit of Justice Frank Iverrtgnn to Ban Joaquin last week when he addressed the Btoekton Foresters the Ban Joaquin County Bar Association in session at Hotel Stockton and a gathering of bankers at Lodi recalled the old days of 30 years ago when Judge Kerrigan was the official head of the bicycle sportsmen on this coast For the last If! years Justice Kerrigan has been a member of the first district court of appeals in Ban Francisco Previous to that time he served eight years as a superior judge and six years as a Justice of the peace in San Francisco Now after rounding out 23 years on tho bench he la seeking promotion to the supreme court bench of California being a 4an-didato for one of the long terms subject to the will of the people at the August primaries Justice Kerrigan met a number of his old-time Stockton friends during the two days spent here and enjoyed chatting over the exciting old days of strife between the Oak Leuf Wheelmen of Stockton and the Bay City Wheelmen Kerrigan was a rider in the latter organization and Tie frequently came up to Stockton by boat accompanying Bay Cltv Wheelmen teams Charles Moore who was president of the Panama-Pacific international exposition also was an enthusiastic member of the Bay City Wheelmen and joined in the Inter-citv competition Judge Kerrigan was elected head of the California division ot the League of American Wheelmen and was for a number of years chief counsel for that organization on this coast While fanning with his old friend Charles Keumiller Judge Kerrigan said speaking of the cyclists: "We particularly liked to come to Stockton because the Oak Leaf Wheelmen had a habit staging watermelon runs' which were very popular Those were In the days when Lodi was famous as the watermelon producing center of California 'Lodi sweet watermelons were known throughout the coast and the mere mention of them was sufficient to tlr enthusiasm And then Mr Neumiller and Judge Kerrigan recalled a certain watermelon run to the Hogan ranch near Lodi In which both had participated Needless to say Judge Kerrigans frlendB of the old bicycle days took great pleasure in showing him around and introducing him in commendatory terms Judge Kerrigan says it was his interest in bicycling which really gave him his start in politics Twenty-eight years ago he aspired to become a Justice of the peace in San Francisco His friends among the bicycle clubs rallied to his support loyally and secured his election by a handsotno vote Judge Kerrigan is a native of Contra Costa county An interesting campaign for places of the supreme bench is developing this election year There are three places to be filled and there Is no dearth of candidates Chief Justice Lucien Shaw who was elevated to that position when Chief Justice Frahk A3-gellotti resigned some months algo announces that after rounding ju his Career on the bench by attaining the highest position within the gift of the state he will retire at the expiration of hi term next January Judge Curtis Wilbur aspires to succeed Chief Justice Shaw and rumor has it that Judge William Lawlor wlU oppose hint Judge William Waste who was appointed by Governor Stephens to fill the vacancy on the supreme court bench caused o-the resignation of Chief Justice Angellotti and the promotion of Judge Lucien Shaw will be a candidate for the unexplrexl or short term to succeed himself and it is quite likely that he will have no opposition The terms of Judges William A Sloane and Charles Shurtleff are expiring and ftiey will again be candidates Judge Kerrigan of the appellate court has announced his desire to step up to the supreme bench and is actively campaigning and there are rumors that Judge Emmett Bewail of Sonoma and A Norton of San Luis Obispo both superior court judges will also be candidates for the supreme court Judge-ships HOLLYWOOD MOVIE ACTRESS ACCUSED SAN FRANCISCO May 10 A girl giving the name of Fay Borch-ers movie actress of Hollywood was arrested here today on a charge of robbing the apartment of Mrs Florence Brauns hero of clothing and Jewelry worth $1600 Miss BorChers tho police claimed entered tho apartment via a fire escape SHEA FINED $5 ON SWEARING CHARGE Shea a dairyman was fined $5 by Folice Judge II Atherton this morning when he entered a plea of guilty to charge against him of swearing and disturbing the peace Shea in said to have had an argument with a customer in the course fo which he lost his temper and eused he out according to hi admission to Judge Atherton FOMROLO ARRESTED DIBTt RHINO PEACE Tony Fnmbolo of this city was arrested late yesterday afternoon by Detective Philo and Frederick on a warrant charging him with disturbing the peace He appeared befoie Folic Judge IV Atherton this morning and entered a plea of not guilty de mnnding a Jurv trial The date of the trial wadset for June 0th That Stockton 'Rill be the first rity In California to Relcom at least 10000 of the 100000 or more visitors who are expected to come to San Francisco early in June in connection with the big Mystic hrinera conventioij was the information brought to this city today by Colonel Charles Alonso Simmons of the San Francisco chamber of commerce and Phillip A Erbs chairman of the Shriners' transportation committee of San Francisco The Chicago delegation representing Medina Temple will be the first of several eastern contingents to arrive and to make a stop in Stockton They have organized five special trains and are now making un their sixth trairiload The first section of their train is scheduled to reach Stockton at 7 a June 7th Each train will stop here at least five minutes The citizens of Stockon under tho leadership of John Perry representing the chamber of commerce are called upon to organize themselves into a great hospitality committee to meet each incoming tram welcome the visitors to California and shower them with fruits and Cowers Stockton will be given ample opportunity to show the ineoming visitors that California the golden state of which they have heard so much is all that she has been boasted to be Mr per will call upon the various clubs and organizations of Stockton to appoint representatives on the hospitality committee He announces that he will need the enthusiastic co-operation of the women of Hiockton in fact he experts them to play a big part in the reception plans Addressed Rotary dull Colonel Simmons and Mr Erbs addressed the Stoekton Rotary club today at luncheon at which delegations from the Lions' Kt-wams Progressive and Advertising clubs and the Stockton chamber of commerce were honored guests Another big feature of the luncheon consisted of an address by Dr Tully Knoles president of the College of the Pacific announcing the beginning of the $750000 drive or crusade for the college next Tuesday morning Santa Harhnruns Here David Schauer president of the Fanta Barbara chamber of commerce and Eugene Richards director of publicity of the same organization also were guests of honor at the Rotary luncheon A delegation from Santa Barbara is expected to reach Stockton at 4 o'clock this afternoon and will be guests at a dinner given by tt Stockton chamber tonight Mr GOLF CLUB ASKS Definite steps were talari today to carry out the project of improving and enlarging the links of the Stockton Golf and Country Club President George Leistner filing a petftion which asks the superior court to sanction a $52000 mortgage to finance the plan Additional land will be acquired Immediately and the present nine-hole course will be enlarged to a regulation 18-hole stretch which will be on a parity with other golf clubs in the interior of the state It is stated that the $52000 ex penditure will be entirely financed through a bond issue among the members who have already agreed to subscribe to the amount of $48-000 The club will purchase tho 20 acres of land which are now being leased from Wllhoit and which form part of the nine-hole course It is also intended to purchase 10 acres from Francis Hodgkins lying on the south side of tli Country Club boulevard The tract of land known as Rrowns Istand formed by the dredging of a cut-off in the river several years ago will be used as a portion of the additional nine holes of the club links When the contemplated Improvements are completed the club will own over 80 acres of land and a course which will contain enough natural hazards to make it one of the most interesting in this section of the state The permission of tho court is required for the bond issue as the sato law necessitates such an order for non-profit rot porations like the Stockton Golf and Country club The petition was filed through tho law firm of Foltz Rendon Wallace LINDEN LINDEN May 10- -Miss Genivicv Homer of Woodley is visiting at the home of her uncle Amon ank Mrs Bert Potter spent several days last week In Oakland Mrs Anderson and baby son have returned from a visit in ifon Jose Mr and MrsDavis Grosclose visited Stockton relatives Sunday Earle Cusiledge of Oakland is visiting his mother Mrs Warren of Elmira is visiting her daughter Mrs Vm Riseden Mr and Mrs 0 Hunt are attending Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Santa Crus this week Miss Eva Prather is leaving Friday to visit relatives in Concord Misses and Mesdames Ames Jack Meyers Wm Carroll and Hunt spent the weekend In San Fra ncisro Mr and Mrs Will Ttiseden and family of Stockton who recently purchased the Lorrb property took possession of it last week SCOTTISH RITE DEGREES TONIGHT The 19th and 20th Scottish Rite atTheeS C1 tonfght fiJ" Masonic auditorium The 19th degree known as the Pontiff degree win be conferred bv A JolmBSv' xr2nd df'Rrfp assisted by John tV More 32nd degree and the following cast- Ktan- rHciArw4'iPrry Harris Henry Gltck tt Burnham athan Barter Con Man-tcie A McCloud Beaver 'Th7 H- J- Berkeley! The 20th degree known as the Master of the Symbolic- Lodge win be conferred by Stewart' 33rd degree honorary assisted by Dorsey Ewing 32nd degree SCIOTS TO DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT Stoekton Sclots are to give a danoe at the Auditorium tomorrow even- A1 members ot the nrdfr and their friends are invited to attend An important meeting Is also announced for Saturday evening at clock Several important business matters are to be discussed and at-rangements made for the pageant Isle of Joy which it is planned to give early in Jupa Members wishing to present candidates for the big 49 initiation in Sacramento soon nre urged to do ro at once PASTOR LOSES SLANDER SUIT RACINE Wls May 10 A jury 111 the circuit court hero today returned a verdict award In two trustees Of St Rose-s Catholic church of Racine $15000 damages In a suit against Rev John Pictte pastor on charges of slander The trastees claimed the priest had called them liars and- hypocrites and intimated that they had mishandled church funds MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN BURN PUEBLO Colo May 10fr Elliott and her three children Juno (eight) Alloy (five) and Jessie (one) died in a hospital at Rocky Ford as the result of burns received when a five-gallon can of oil exploded while Elliott was kindling- a fire in a stove in their one-room home near Brush Springs yesterday according to word received here today MBS AIIBEV FIVFlt 0 BiTTEHY CHARGE Mrs Frances Abbey 64 years of age appeared before Judge Atherton this niornlng following her arrest yesterday on a warrant charging battery She was fined $20 The complaint was sworn to by Mrs Elizabeth Avente who declared that Mrs Abbey strurk her with a stirk afler an argument fiver a house which Mrs Abbey Owns and Mrs Avente rented from her.

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