Stockton Evening and Sunday Record from Stockton, California • 3

STOCKTON DAILY EVENING RECORD STOCKTON SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY CALIFORNIA TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21 1922 3 RLEY ROLLER AT WAREHOUSE HELPS OK UN FARMERS LODI ORDERS BAN ON ALL PUBLIC uof 1001 STRESSES PLAN BIG FETE DREDGER MAY BE OPERAIED YTIYK SONS TO INST LL OFFICERS I Old nFKlfh sroCKTON RKC-tIUi Feb 21 IIarrv Williams grand first vice president of the Native Sons of the Golden West will visit the Lovli Parlor tomorrow night There will be an installation of officers and initiation of severe candidates Mr William is declared by local Naves to be Vne of the shining lights of the oruer Next year he will he eUvated to the grand pre'-denev of the order A special entertainment and a raviola supper after the business meeting HILMAR Feb 21 the DU- I ton tross war bovine hi Humtr the eam harlev roller and be filer ajsd the bean cleaner are running full blast every dt in tha week Th installation of this machineiy baa been of the greatest value to local farmers eavtn them a long haul with their prod ice TjOchI proes on Hfth igvptiin uun uui hktek-eje ms have lumped in the past few uh is from $31 to $2 per Put Uniforms On Girls at the Hilmar High School Made By Sewing Classes HILMAR Feb 21 A plan is on foot in Hilmar high school to have the girls dress in uniform The idea is sponsored by Miss Ahnstedt sewing teacher and Mrs Rose teacher in English Committees have been appointed to investigate the costs of various suggested materials and to decide upon the style of uniform The general favor seems to be for cotton or silk pongee Pongee shirts are also suggested for the boys so that their costumes may harmonize with those of the girls Improfjnent Fund to Benefit Iv Keceii tf Entertainment Stores Banks Schools and Public Offices to Close for the Dav BIG MACHINE BELOV KNIGHTS FERRY TABERNACLE CLOSED BY ORDER OFFICI LS FINE PROGRAM HELD ON CITIZENSHIP 'on and bent arc up to $1 75 llllM ill HIIMAR Feb 21 Mr Emanuel HaUner was eected delegate to represent the Ladies Aid of Herea Lnth-ctan church and the Womens Horn and Misshumtv society at me March conference in Sa Diego NV Fat's ha been appointed Referee In Bankruptcy Sells It for $7500 May Not Be Junket! Activities of Club Include Several Even Features for Near Future Health Board Arts Because of Influenza Throughout Comtnunilv Tomorrow Washington's birthday will lg generally observed in Block-ton All the stores will be closed tht hanks will not be open the regular holiday gen be will be given 4 the potoffie and all the schools will be open fur the Janitor onh The part rme schools Will tho observe the holiday All the puhlL oflioes will be cloned 1 TEN STTDENTS JOIN Ill KM CY CLASS LSGALON Ib 2i The people of KsviUn have been looking forward a whole year or since the last pngtam given by the Women' Improvement club nnd are getting veiy impatient as the time growe near for the next enterliinment Feh-rufliv 28 is the date er fm the progtnm and ji ik piomised to be 88 good the one given IhM ea el ten beftet Tlie people of this comrmmftv are ipnte fortunate in havng Mu' or gittiraiion The Indie ever Dark to help in anv wav which will benefil the town Their willipgnrs has been proved bv wot done the phsi in oriiej- to meet tin pense of csiing for the pubu grounds and buildings they must have a financial backing The mSsoelsneons program to be given next wk is to he a benefit for community improvement There are to be 12 numbers all different and each ono welt worth seeing The tickets are on sale at the Tcalon Drug Store dput itncMor ftr thf lt-al ditrlt to sin('f(l fhr ltt A 1' ait who avav la-t wMk at lts home in Irwin A Krojit of Irwin formrl hrK the Iniat mf vhop ha lntUfi a iDb mHrkft Vll krep Niipv1' 1 i at Dahlntitto kimrr in Irwin amt wU tbr ur romidlng irrntor with tiails lorvirs Mr and Mt Hartv Pmvsrs of the llilniar Mote! held open bouae for the darning crowd Erldav evening Muatc waa furnlahed by two musician from Newman with Mr Powers to help out Flump Wadies Auav From Utnlrr Railroad Track of I Project Ten studentH reported this imn Iff for InstriH ttun In pharmacy under the dirttnn of Roy Moot iti-structor of the part-tims CUas opened In the office of th fitocston Mar-hanta association in fimtth Lang bulldinfr Thera ara )2 young men under 1 veara of aga who coma within the scop of tha part-time law Original Nine-Foot Depth With 200-Foot Width Completion Urged Maktt a Family Supply of Cough Rtmody IXrI 1 IM I rnm fFFin: stocktov hkc (MID Feb 21 Knlnfnll to date te 14 33 im hes The ntoim of the past two dav netted 1 37 inches TIU SILKS ILL no mi nro TODT OFFDK HTOGKToN RIX-OFUb Keh 21 No tnneting of the i itv wa? bold last night on account of the illm of a maioiitv of the momboia Truatee A Un'h 1ih been IU for norm linie vot Montgomery Trustee TLile are confined to their homes with a tom (f Influenza BmIIt MMt Him iwartr-mad I Muh rap nd hn ImM 9t Mil Mid idcUr mtwii LmHT OFRIGE STVKT IJ GOD 21 Admit nmion made Hie je rnietine tf ttu 1 1 Mid health cu nb xfteinoon It flopkin- haoman ii I ei sc icin'mm atom with beau th tie hoard heallv ai NJ -rKnui 1 1 a utui hr u- hi llojA ms as nation ted tin? mntnn preaytd the fats to the state board of health and await it decision The Lodi doctors uh the exceptl of one were atrong for closing up ail public meeting Dr Nelaon member of the board waa not present due to his being confined to hla home with Influenza Ueo Le Mofo member of the board held out for leaving everything open It wooll be a iank In1utlce to the cltv of laid I to have im take the initmlive end lose erv thing here ahead of anv place Ne From report? there is iu much flu In other places in the state a there I In Lodi he declare 1 Rev Charles Price stated that he thought at tmn hv the board would he premature and that co iblnt aee whv other towns me not closing up oryth1ng As far rK the tabernacle is concerned we will be 111ng to co-operate In everv wav possible" John Hew lev retarv of the board waa strong for closing everv -thing oodside another member of tha health boatd favored the losing Dr AV Honkins chairman of the 1 od! hoard of hiaHh called the Record nffice todav and skel the Record to announce to the public hat all public meetings Including he Mr-Therson tabernacle the hirh'' and theater would cl tonight until further notice This action was taken after a in-Mjltatirui of the boird of health tills 'norniriK according Dr Hopkins It i an order by the board of health of this eitv without awaiting wotd from vncramento as lu Hopkins states the situation is such tliat lm mediate action was riecesfary The last meetipg fit tho McPherson fabernacle will be held this EHGALON Feb 21 The food sale which wo given bv the ladies of the rreshvtrrlnn church proved success and about $50 wrere cleared This sum 1 to be used for the annex being built for the churrh If you oombinoit tl) mrti proff-rtio of dzory known 'rpdy-nil eouKh rmJv you probably could not art aa min'i real rurativa powr a toero is in this simple homc-mado rough vmp which 11 oaaily prepared in a few minutes Cct from any dnitrjjist t' eunrra ot Pincx pour it into a pint bottln and till tha bottle with syrup using either plain granulated sugar syrup rlariflea molasses honey or corwl avrup aa desired Tho result is a'j full pint of really better rough synip" than you conld bur ready-made fori thrke times tha money Tastes pleas-) ant and never apods-Tbis Pmex and Syrup preparation! pets right at the cause of a cough and' almost immediate relief lb! CAMP NO 9 Stanislaus Teb 21 Eight laborers employed by the raoiflr Gas Electric company on the Sieira Sun Francisco lease were injured throe seriously eail vesterdav morning when a flume weakened by storm conditions gave vva beueiMi a light ruction tiain on whuh thev were riding The flume rarnes water to forebny above the penstocks which supply water to the wheels of (hv power house the Stanislaus rivm (anvon at this place which is It miles above Angeis Camp Along the iop of the flume is a light railroad Hack over winch small tiains pulled by a Fold motoi and a tvvo-ev limler Ruria engine operate hetween this point and the Stanislaus lumber null Recently a section of old flume washed out rutting otf tho water ippl Yesterday morning at 1 15 while one of the motors was pulling a train of oars loaded with lumoei and carrying lk men down from he null to the point wheie the break had ooemred in order to tepair it they re I bed a new section which had just given way The weakening of the flume sup-ports had not been noticed in the dHiknev The men jumped the lumber began to slide None of the trucks left the track but a large portion of their loads was precipitated into the canyon three hundred feet below' Nick Anguish had his lung punctured by a stick of timber and several ribs were broken Bmggo Guahlom sufleied a broken b-g A White had a dislocated Knee cap These three were rushed to a San Frami-ieo hospital bv auto last night The other the men injured suffered only superficial wound and returned to work today OAKDALE Feh 21 The ')L gold diedge of the Yankee HDI Gold Mining company built at a cost of over flOOOtu) two ye ue ago ant which has since lam half embed in the andf of the Stanislaus nvi above the Oiange Blossom bildg was purchased bv the Quartz C-ek Dredging company ot Lewiston Itaho for $7500 The pioperry waa bought from the referee in bankruptcy at Merced foi $7500 with the intention of junking it and removing it to Idaho but a visit here by Walter Stanford make Arrangements for wrecking the plant will probably result in its operation again The Yankee Hill Gold Mining company was organized by Healy an old mining man who promoted the company and raised th $100000 that whs put into the In vestment He had leases on mile-of the Stanislaus river which icvs showed contained gold which he believed would run into millions of dollars After the dredge was built the stockholders got into a row over the operation of the concern and it wan tied up in court proceedings jut the first experimental buckets of sand from the bottom of the rivet showed that the veutuie would be a success To add to the compan trouM a big flood came while the sheriff had possession of the dredger and floated it down the river finally landing it high and dry on a sail i bar Mr Stanford if his investigation develop that it will be profit Die to operate the diedge will attempt to secuie new leases of proper! along the Stanislaus river and reioinnv that his company resume dredging operations The $7500 paid for the dredg pud only about 50 cents on tin dollai oi the claims against the company and the stockholders will lose all the put into the dredger as well as ar assessment on their stock to pay the indebtedness MtIMtIAfK Carl Alfred Hawkins 2fl and Gladys Ellen Oliver aged IS butn Turlock Lincoln Lewis aged 51 and Jessie Llark aged Jl both uf Slot kton Albeit Joeph Gauthier aced 22 and Anna Lucille Jiles aged both ot Stot kton John Holderbien aged 2i ami Kathleen Crocker aged 21 both of Lodi EPKtOIUi MENS (MB MEETS TOMORROW M(ilT The Mens club of St Johns Episcopal church is to meet tomorrow evening in a session of special interest to all members Thursday evening the parents and teachers of the church are to meet for a hig get-together time A splendid entertainment is expected and parents are urged to attend Mistaking a bottle of ammonia for a bottle of magnesia Mrs Hess Schley of 35 East Lmdsav street drank a quantity of the fluid this morning before discovering the error She was treated at the Emergency hospital by Dr Johnson and was later removed to her home GET YOUR FREE $100 PACKAGE OP GENUINE YEAST VITAM1NE TABLETS from your druigUt today IF YOU ARE THIN AND EMACIATED AND WISH SOMETHING TO HELP YOU PUT ON FLESH AND INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT Vi-ist ltnmine Tablets should be used in connexion with organic Nux-ateiiLon Without gumc iron bolh food and Nlinmiues nte Hiianittelv useless (fa vour b'd cannot hsnge inett lifeless fond into living ceils and tissue unless vmi liave pbntv nl organic iron in vour Idnnd organic it on takes up oxvgert from our lung a Tins oxvgenaled organic Iron unltch with vour digested fond as 11 In absorbed Into vour blood jut an flte miles with Yost or wood and Lv an doing It ores'es treuudous power and energy Without oigHnic iron in vour Mooil your food merely passes thrmub vour body without doing ou anv goon Arrangements have been made with the druggists of this citv to gh every render of thla paper laage 0 pi hage of (Jenulne enni Vitamin Ta'ilci utmoluteH tee with everv pur has of a bottle of Nutated Iron HOW TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR Cincinnati IMirher Telia llmv to Make a Itemed) tor Gray ltalr A well-known lesldent of Cincinnati uino who Itna been a barber for inure than forty years recently made the following Htutement: Anvone cun prepare a simple mixture at home at very little oust that will darken gray hair ami make it soft and kIosh To a half pint of water add 1 ounoe bav rum a small box of Harho Compound and ounce glycetine These ingredients can bo bought at any drug store at very little cost Apply to the hair twice a week until the de sited shade Is obtained This will make a gray-haired person look iwentv veais younger Is easy to use does not color the most delicate scalp is not sticky or greasy and does not rub off" A letter signed by Walter Hunter urging the chamber of commerce to lend its influence tn furthering the completion of the 200 feet by 9 feet channel project between Stockton and deep water was read at a meeting of the board of directors of the chamber tfns noon At present Stockton channel from the harbor to Cut Off near Medford Island is 200 feet in width by 0 feet in depth with the exception of one place in front of Browns' Island and the Stockton Country club property It is the widening of thi portion of the channel to a width proposed by the original project that Mr Hunter and the country club officials are urging The country club desires the improvement to be made and the levees changed su hat improvements can be made on the grounds according to Mr Hunter After considerable discussion a committee was appointed by the directors to mge Congressman Charles Curry to request that funds for the improve-ment be granted The matter will also be taken up with the state board of control The work proposed is simply the completing of the orig inal channel project and has been under consideration for some time it is pointed out A letter from the city council of Antioch asking that the chamber directors set a date when the two bodies can meet and discuss water problems of mutual interest was read It was decided to invite the Antioch officials to the next board meeting A comrrtunlcation from the Han ford board of trade urging the chamber to urge the Santa Fe to re stoie the Saint" and Angeles" two fast trains oetween the valley and Eos Angeles and the outhrn city and the valley was read The chamber is to lend its influence urging the restoration of the service Gilbert 8 Melone was appointed chairman of the membership committee The committee on personnels is to meet soon and suggest names for appointment on various committees which will be active during the year The suggestions made will be confirmed and appointed by tle board as they are submitted A communication from the Stockton Architects association thanking the chamber for its support of the recent architectural exhibit was filed loosens the phlegm stops the nasty throat tickle anil heals the eore irritated membranes so gently and easily that it la really astonishing A day's use will usually overcome the ordinary rough and for bronchitis rruup hoarseness and bronchial asthma there is nothing better i'mex is a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract and baa been used far generations to break severs coughs dni anything else Guaranteed to give i absolute satisfaction or To avoid disappointment ask your rupgist for "IV ounces of Pine nth full directions and dont accept nything else Guaranteed to give absolute eatisfaction or money promptly refunded TVs Pinex Co Wayne A1 NUXATEDIRON hwRid BloodStrgngfh wd Endurgncgj ESCALON BOYS BAND NEEDS MORE PLAYERS KSCAION leb 21 -The Iiojh bflinl under the leadership of Charles Smith is progressing very rapidly In order to be complete the band needs a bass drum snare drum aJio horn htuI has horn If there are any bnv in the eommun-J I who are interested and would like to play these instruments may make arrangements to do so by see ing Mrs Grace lharce principal of the grammar school a You Nerd Not llnve a fold If you will take Laxative UltOMO QUIN INK Tatilele when you feel the ftrst symptoms of a Cold coming on OAKDALE BASKETERS DEFEAT SONORA OAKDALi: Feb 21 Oakflule defeated the Snnnra team at ha-Ket-ialt Frldae maht by a seore of 34 to 19 Two of the OaUdala Boards were out but the two substitutes MeMtltan and Jove did Rood work and with the three Smith bn a brought home the baton After the game the two teams wtre treated to a little feed by the high school girls The Fvthian Sisters announce a hard-tune social to be beoi Fridaj night February 24th in the of hall in the Record building The fld ruDnion Is 1" cents Gome one come to tho of h'lP 'Mrs If Madison) L0L4 OFFICE STOFKTON RECORD Feb 21 In spite of the threatening weather a splendid audience gathered at Eagle's hall on Friday afternoon for the regular session of the Woman's dub The 1'iretiTig was called to order bv the president Mrs II I) Sharpe A motion was made and carried that a vote of thanks be given the Jjockeford club and also Montgomery of Lockeford fot their very generous donations to the furnishing fund of the new club house The club went on record as endorsing a department of education in the president cabinet and Mas-dames Jones Hause and Lightfoot were appointed a committee to draft a resolution and send It to Wash-ington The membership committee reported throe new names Mrs Cannon Mrs A Donald and Miss Blanche Hawkins The president announced that the ceramony of laying the cornerstone of the new club house will take place on February 2 if the weather Is favorable Mrs William A Fitzgerald president California Federation Woman's clubs will speak The next social meeting will be held on Saturday March 4 th at 2 30 There will be no business session on that day and the teachers of Lodi and the immediate vicinity are especially invited to he guests of the club March 17th will be the date for the next business meeting when a nominating committee will be elected and the preferential ballet cast for officers for the coming year Owing to so much illness Mrs Ellis chairman of the visiting committee requests that members will be especially active in reporting all cases to her Mrs Angie Van Buskirk ehiir-man of AnV rkamzation presented a fine proE-am American Citizenship being the main theme She read a copy of the letter whieh the Womans club of Ixdi presents to eaih newly naturalized eltizen in this county and also one from Goethe a prominent business man of Sacramento commending our club for taking this action After singing a verse of Amer-ca those present listened to an interesting paper on "Ajnerieas Problem hv Mrs Homer IJghtfoot Mrs Van Buskirk emphasized the training of children for sitizenship in the home so that all of this would not be left for the school or the (hu-ch or for some outsfae Influence which would perhaps be deti imental to the future of the rhild She gave some excellent quotations from George Washington lustice Brewer and Charles Bough on the topic of the day Mrs Edith Moulton of HlDon endorsed Mrs Van Buskirks remarks and spoke further on "Training For Citizenship in the School The club felt it quite an honor to be uddi eased bv so prominent a speaker as Mrs Moulton Miss Ida Rlnn enlightened her hearers considerably wrhen she told of the Americanization work being carried on at our local high school and of the efforts put forth by he foreigners in trying to master the arbitrary spelling of English wo-ds nd of other difficulties which they ncounter Better American Homes ov Miss Jennie Jahant and Aliens or Americans?" by Mrs Isabelle Wright were much appreciated I living by Stockton Kiddles The addi esses and readings were interspersed with foreign dances in lostume by a group of exceptionally clever children from Stockton who had been trained by Mrs Grace cage West and were ably aceom- inicd by Mrs Robert Smith also of Mnekton Kittle Maigarette A)e-ietti and Barbara Haekett in their quaint Japanese dance with waving fins and grave obeisances were Ike nny animat dolls from the cherry blossom land far across the sun -lit -a Ec-nore Copello gave Spanisr Cvpsv Dance with grace and art iiialion "The Italian Gondolier" ibnevnve Brunner sent one floatlni over the canals of old Venice i alisLtc was lier pictuiesque dane ins- Dorothv Harrigan and David Uiicliie as the Holland Kiddles might have stepped out of some null'll landscape and danced in our midst And then a vision of th courts of the pharaohs as little Miss Hetty Haekett as the Dancer" with pearl hiad dress long loose bloomei and bare feit pet-formed her part with grace and precision The club tnembeia eer-tiinly appreciated the performance of these wondei ful i hlldren and are veiy grateful to all those who were instrumental In bilnging them out to entertain us They grouped themselves charmingly around Mrs Hindi who dressed in quaint Nor wtgian costume closed tile program with a reading "Song of the Flag" ably substituting for Mrs Fred I unipbell who was unable to appeal on account of illness All saluted "Old Glory and soon the hostesses Mesdanies Graham Meyers and Adams were gathering up the nodding daffodils and brlght-liurd cinerarias with which they had prettily decoratedthe hall Cl THIS OUT rr IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip enclose with Bo and mail It to Foley Co 2835 Khelfleld Ave Chicago 111 writing vour name and address clearly lou will receive In return a trial package containing Foleya Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and cioup Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides and back rheumatism backache kidney md bind-ner ailments: and koley Cathartlo Tablets a wholeeomd and thorough-h cleansing cathartic for consttpa-lion biliousness headaches and iluasisb bowel Holden Drug Co FACE A SIGHT GIRLS! LEMONS Very Large Itched Badly Cuticura Healed WHITEN HANDS WASHINGTON Feb 21 President Harding today sent to the senate the names of Secretary Mellog Secretary Hughes Secretary Hoover Senator Smoot and ReprcK-ny-tive Burton to be members of Ok foreign debt refunding commission Upon confirmation of the nominations it is expected that foteign debtor nations will be intoimed that this country is prepared to begin negotiations for funding the eleven billion dollar allied debt According to high official negotiations probably will be begun tirt with Great Britain looking to the funding of the five billion dollar debt owed by that nation and with the other foreign governments in the ordr of the size of their debts ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF COAT FROM WAGON Joe Sauza a Mexican was placed under arrest yesterday by Police Officers Chance and DuBoig shortly after he had taken an overcoat from a wagon of Alec Carlin 430 Harrison street Carlin reported to tb police that while his wagon was parked on Center street between Washorgioi and Lafayette streets someone had taken the overcoat and a cigarette case Several men who observed the theft thinking the thief owned the wagon made no move to stop him When the owner reported his loss however thev furnished the police with a description of the man who had taken tho coat and a short time later Sousa was arrested He denied taking the coat vtayiti that it had been given him by another Mexican but was postivelv identified ns the man who had been seen talcing it A cigarette ease that had boon in the pockets when the coat was taken is still missing A Full Set of Teeth for $7SO THIS OFFER FOR 30 DAYS ONLY UPPER OR LOWER SETS WHY HOLD UP THE PRICES? The war is over! Prosperity is just around the corner and if all business and professional men kget down td earth we can bring the "good old days of before the war hack We are going to help bring PROSPERITY back by offering to the public for 30 DAYS ONLY a full set of teeth for $750 All plates are made by our new scientific double impression method This insures an absolute fit and a natural facial appearance WE REPAIR PLATES AT A NOMINAL FEE OF $100 'T'HIfi te a renl rhnnre fny you to get high-grade dentlntry at exceptionally low pricei If you have delayed In having your dental work done heoauae of the almost prohibitive Press the juice of twfo lemon into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White whhh unv drug store will vupplv for a few cents shake well and vou have a quarter-pint of harrnlftfts and delightful lemon-bleach lotion to soften and whiten red rough or (happed hands This home-made lemon lotion is far superior to glycerin and rose water to smoothfn the skin Famous stage beauties use it to bleach and bring that soft clear rosywbite complexion because It doesnt irritate When I ws about twelve year of ge pimples and black beads broke out on my face The pimples were very large and festered They itched very badly and I scratched them which made them worse My face was a sight and 1 was ashamed to go out I was treated without any benefit I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment which helped me so I continued using them and now I am completely healed" (Signed) Mlaa Pauline Molinarl 521 Union St San Francisco Calif Sept 12 1921 llae Cotkura Soap Oirftnent and Talcum for all toilet purposes inal IwariwWetl HMat raSrta a note it mm MS aner-? OiMnMBiSMiaiS i TiaaS IT price eelxn this opportunity and have tt done now Bring the coupon below to our dental 9ffices It is worth MONEY to you Howquickyit heals! Thats what youllsay after applying RESINOL Soolhinq and Healing Use freely Cannoi injure ihe (enderest skin MUSIC RECEIVING SETS $1500 and up DEAD BANDIT'S CAR IS FOUND Found in a local garage by Poilco Officer Frank Ingalls a Ford roadster owned by Edgar argent the hank bandit killed by Deputy Sheriff Jeaa Wheatley on last iJeeeinbr 30th ig being held by the local police department subject to the order of Bargant's father Officer Ingalls who checks up on the local garages among hie other duties found the car whiih had been parked In tho storage place since November 26th ajid took the numbers of the car to the office where It waa found that the ioad-ater had been registered to Ssrgcnt at his Sacramento address The dead man's father has besn notified that the car is being held by the local police BASKETBALL GAME IS CALLED OFF LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD Feb 21 The game of baa kelball which waa to have been played tonight between the Lodi Dglon team and the Stockton A team has been called off on account of lllnen It has been postponed indefinitely A lo the league basketball (tames between Stockton and Lodi high arhool team have been called off for Friday night and will be played later Theee game were called off on account of Influenza according to Coach Jim ConkUn DR YELLAND ASSOCIATED WITH DR RAMSEY Over Fifteen-Cent Store Open Sunday from to 12 USE THIS COUPON- This coupon when presented at our office entitles you to our special 30-day offer for a full set of teeth for SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS! $750 Why Chiropractic for Flu? CHIIIOPHACTIC had the LOWKST death rate of any profession: One death to every KX6 rases BKfALSE lit that disease as In AII diseases Chlropradtlc Adjustments removed the CAFSB and left no after effects" Ask those who have tried Chiropractic about results obtained MURK FATIFNTS MOKK ItOOhTFRtw No Imrifr for llxniiiliiutlon BRAMWELL Fainter Graduate CLlroprartor and X-rny feperlalM riionftMH Bent Officx'a In City 3M-15 Y'oHcinit- Bldg AWNINGS For Stores and Homes Manthey Bros 420 Cali St Phone 411 Phone 142 NOW for an appointment to have 'your teeth examined without charge It is part of our personal service1.