Ukiah Republican Press from Ukiah, California • Page 5

For Sale For Sale A SACRIFICE SALE Light delivery box, factory made, for Chevrolet coupe, models 1926-27-28-29, and detachable top; the combination selling: for half. $30.00. Can be. seen. at.

Saunders 410.N, State St. 11-3p FOR SALE Furniture, practically new, for Your rooms, at a bargain; optional. to rent bungalow. Inquire at Republican. Press.

11-3p FOR SALE Thoroughbred: Boston: terrier; two months old; $5.00. Mrs. Herman Runkle. 800: W. Clay 'or phone 427-M, Ukiali.

11'-3c FOR SALE: Eight acres pears and grapes, $3000; $500 cash. See B. Drain: 208: W. Perkins Ukial, Calit. -11-tix.

FOR SALE Colored hens and fryers. Cowen's Grocery, J. W. COWen, 442 N. Bush Street, or phone' 416-W, Ukiah.

11-3p FOR SALE. Two-inch Byron Jackson pumping plant, with 3-hp. Fairbanks-Morse engine; both good new; cheap for cash. Redwood Valley Garage, Phone 34-F-11. 11-3p C.

N. SNYDER REALTY Ukiah, Offers For Exchange: House and lot Willits, Four-room house; 24x36, with lights and water. New. Cost $2750 to build. Will trade for five.

to 10 acres near Ukiah. Four-room modern house in Richmond. Annex the town of the new Ford plant. This- house is nea: school, stores and transportation. Value $3000.

Will trade for five to 10 acres of level Highway land. Offers For Rent: House on Clay street, $17. House on Maple street; $10. 11-tfc. USED CARS.

We have lots of 'em and we're putting our prices right down to rock bottom in order to clean. out and- make. room for more trade-ins. Also we have Ford and Chevrolet' trucks from. $50 v.p.

Easy terms if you wish. Sea us: before buying. NOW is tine time to. buy, South State Street Phone. 400.

FOR SALE-Eight-month-old. bull, about three-fourths- Jersey; price $30. Phone 18-F-15; Redwood Valley. 11-1p FOR. SALE A piano -accordion, cheap.

See G. Malerbi, first white house south of Forks, two miles: north. of Ukiah. FOR SALE Order your: peaches: now for August delivery; nice Elbertas and Muirs. Write, call or.

phone 581-J. Location miles north of Ukiah. E. McKinney, 10-3c FOR SALE Yearling: Shropshire rams from registered sires. H.

J. Hansen, Davis, Calif. FOR SALE- -Water Spaniel puppies. Telephone 23-F-4, Morby Ranch. 10-3c FOR SALE Yeariing CorriedaleMerino bucks, $10 per head.

Irwin Ingram, Cloverdale Phone 72-F-11. 10-7p FOR SALE-Ottawa drag saw, first class condition; price right. Barker Hardware Phone 32. 10-3p FOR SALD OR TRADE Tea-acre rauch; modern six-rom house; fine soil: acres pears. 51 acres grapes; 3 wells, 2 gasoline engiues, windmill, large barn and other outbuildings; known as Bill Vassar ranch, Uklah.

See A. B. Drain, the shoe repairer, in rear of Bank of America, 208 W. Perkins St. 3-tfe FOR SALE Watermelons on ice; open evenings; try, them before you buy them; deliver.

Joe Cohen, 307 S. Mai phone 613, Ukian, 4-tte FOR SALE: OR TRADE-12 Rambouillet Bucks tor Blackface. Call or write J. F. Sweet, Boonville, phoue 4-1'-3.

9-3p FOR SALD: Pure-bred registered Shropshire buck, two years old. Thomne Ornbaun, Boouville, 9-3p FOR SALD-Sweet red onions, reasonable "price; cabbage plants, late flat Dutch. Phone 33-J or call at 387 D. Perking St. 9-3p 1 PRESS, AUGUST 5, 1931 PAGE ELEVEN UKIAH REPUBLICAN THE CLA CLASSIFIED SECTION I BUY AND SELL HERE" For Sale FOR SALE Small form, 10 acres.

good soil. acres grapes. shade trees. well, small house, on highway: full price $2500 cash. For information write P.

0. Box 15, Ukiah. or inquire this office. 9-6c FOR SALE--Fine Merino buck. Fred De Carli, Redwood Valley, phone 9-3p.

FOR SALB-Good stove and chunk wood. J. C. Thomson, 749 S. State phone: 513-J, Uklah.

9-ttc: 400 acres mountain: land to Meadocino: county; abundant: game and fish; no. improvements; ideal situation. for hunting. and Bating reserve. B.

1101. West Perkins Ukih. 41ttc. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa and- red oat bay. Redemeyer; South Dora phone 712-M.

7-6p ROAN BULGIAN STALLION; not! registered: but from breed. sires, blocky. colts; weight 1800 age pine years; gentle disposition: will work anywhere; price delivered: Plotures upon. request. Vir: Wilson, 807 Randolph Napa.

California. JOHN-DEERE: tractor cultivator, justltke new: guaranteed; price: Phone 234.. Ukiah, Calif. 43-tic FOR SALD Steel- -gate suitable for local business house; reasonable. See T.

M. Cleland, Ukiah. 50-tic BALED red oat hay, baled alfalfa bay, also a quantity of barley and wheat. Mrs. Tom Farrance, Phone 15-F-2.

Ukiab, or call at ranch south of town; 47-tic FOR SALE--Suits made to order for. $24.50 and. $82.50 the best; also Palm. Beach, Mohair. and.

Panama cloths, two-plece for $16:50. Call at 422 N. Oak St. Phone 497-W. 50-tfc FOR SALE--New galvanized gated iron, 26 gauge, any length, price 5 cents a square foot.

galvanized pipe. cents per foot: half-inch, 6 cents per foot: other sizes accordingly. Also good stock second-hand pipe, all sizes. New black pipe, at 6 cents: at 5 cents. New and: second-hand bath tubs, toilets and sinks See Joe Cohen, South Main -Calif.

39-tic FOR. SALE Willard battery at $6.95 plus our service, Is the greatest value California. Auto Electric Uklab. 2-tic FOR SALE-200 feet 2-lach pipe at five cents a foot. Palace Hotel, Ukiah.

5-tfc FOR SALE--At. a bargain, 5-room house, 'about 7 blocks from. center of town. Phone 611. 52-ife Wanted WANTED-Day or contract work by expert experienced.

carpenter. Write or call Frank Kallio, Redwood Valley postoffice. 11-6p WANTED: Indian: Navajo rugs; antiques: Write: Box: 694, Republican: Press. 11-3c WANTED Barber: to open. shop; A-1 cheap: rent: Address Box 395, care: Republican: Press.

10-3c WANTED--Rugs made from old carpets and: Alameda. Rug Works representative: will be in Ukiah. Aug. 18' and will call: with samples. Rugs and carpets cleaned: Leave orders at Republican Press, Ukiah: 51-26p ROOFING all kinds, time payments.

arranged. if desired: Tar and gravel roof a specialty; liability Free estimates. H. Runkel, corner Main and Perkins, or 800 Clay phone 123 or 427-M. 37-tfc MIKE, the junk wants scrap iron, rags, bottles, old metal, papers, and hides.

Old cars bought and wrecked. Mike Cohen, South Main P. O. Box 173, Uklah, Calif. 27-tfc WANTED--A used bear trap.

Write me. giving size, spread of jaws aud price. A. V'. Ornbaun, Elk, Calif.

9-3c WANTED- -Pasture for 200 or tuore feeder Merino lambs. W. Bradford. phone 11-F-2. 9-tfo WANTED--Stock ranch, Mendocino county or near.

for 11-nere orange grove near Riverside, tnirproved: give full details. A. W. Lowell. 3976 Market.

Riverside. Calif. 9-6p THE WORKINGMAN'S LAUNDRY finishes at reasonable prices: work: ing men's clothes neatly wended when necessary; sun dried; special care with cuffs, collars, woolen and tine silk ladies' dresses and tine linens. will call for and deliver. 903 W.

Clay or phone 166-J, Ukiah. 39-52p C. B. HOPKINS, carpenter and builder, new or repair work solicited. Phone 25-J, P.

0. Box 533, Ukiah, California. 2-tfc WANTED--You to know that I repair all kinds of shoes, back of Bank of America. A. B.

Drain, 208 W. Perkins Uklah. 1-12p WANTED to rent or care for small ranch for chicken raising. Address Lee Roberts, Redwood Valley, Cal. 51-tfo Wanted 1880 edition of Mendocino County History: Ukuh Public Libtars.

83-tts FOR. RENT. -room furnished: house. Phone: Ukiah, Calf. For Rent FOR! RENT room: modem house, acre: of: running water, walnut Tom care Jos: Cohen, 301 8: Main 11-36 FOR RENT.

An attractive apartment and also furnished rooms at Spring Ukiah: Phone 523-J, Uklah. 11-tic FOR: RENT Very: modern apartment of three rooms. Inquire. at Dolores Apartments, 602 N. State Uklah.

51-tic. FOR. RENT House, $15. a month; practically new. and near.

park. Gibson Hagans. FOR. RENT Furnished apartment, modern: in every detail, newly built; Frigidaire; steam heat, hot and. cold water.

Bowen Apartments, Bowen. Bullding, South State phone 289-J. 6-tfc FOR RENT Eight-room modern house on Clara Ave. Inquire. C.

N. Snyder or. A. Wessels, Minetti Bldg.i Uklah. 7-tic UNFURNISHED.

four-room house, well located, practically. new. Inquire at 631 N. State or Phone 384-J, Uklah, 48-tic FOR -Cattle Pasturage. Ten thousand acres of excellent: fresh cattle range in Meudocino county.

Would like to take 146 cattle on pasturage until October 15, 1931, at 50 cents per head' per month for said period. Place has abundance of both dry and green feed, and. water during the entire season, and would easily carry more than twice the number. above mentioned. Inquire of W.

P. Thomas, Ukiah, California. 1-tfc TWO office rooms, will: remodel to suit tenant, second door of Sanchez next to Masonic Temple. See A. Sanchez, French- American Cleaners Dyers, Uklah, Calif.

49-to FOR RENT. Furnished. apartment, with private bath and garage; close in. Inquire at Republican Press office: 47-ttc Found key: rings. linked: together and carrying 12: keys.

Owner may recover by identifying property and paying for this ad. 7-tfc FOUND--A place to buy Silm'8 Ham: burgers; opposite Chamber of. Commerce. 50-tic FOUND On. McDonald-to-the-Bea highway, lady's handbag.

ing money and valuables. Cau. be had. by identifying. Mrs.

Henry Winsby Redwood Valley, Calif. 8-tfc LOST. On Wednesday, lady's coin purse, containing considerable. currency, and office key, probably in vicinity of Reward for return to Republican office. LOST Old billfold containing keepsakes, of no value to another, near Levaggi pool.

Kindly return to Republican Press. 11-1c LOST From its cage Wednesday evening a yellow canary. Rewarding for information leading to its recovery will be paid at 'The Republican Press office. 11-tfc LOST--A dark bay horse, has white stripe on. face; white from knees down: had a -bridle with a rope attached.

Gone two Phone 234. F. Briecarelli, Ukinh. Calif. 9-tfe LOST--At Boonville, around July 5, a purebred Walker foxhound, brown and white, 10 months old.

Liberal reward if returned. Mrs. F. M. Gianoli, Cloverdale, Calif.

10-3c LOST -A large black leather suitcase containing women's and children's clothes, between Laytonville and Garberville. Finder please address A. M. Mellor, care of F. C.

Clark, Laytonville, or The Republican. Press. 10-6c Miscellaneous: PATENTS secured. G. F.

Voight, 623 Eighteenth Oakland, Cni. 52-16p W. II. TAUBMAN has fully equipped shop at. 080 North State street, Ukish, Californta, for cabinet work; repalring furniture, shurpening tools, Ming saws and also kinds of carpenter work; prices reasonable.

Phone-296. 8-tfe Production Starts in New Ford Plant of the new Rind law at 2. of the Mayor Russell Meyer off assembly line for City of Newest Ford 1 Plant Accordingto the latest announceof Ford: Motor Company. officials, because of the extraordinary interset aroused in northa California by the opening of the new Ford Plants: at. arrangements have been made: ta: throw it wide open to all the public for one full week beginning next Monday, August The remarkable Ford continuous conveyor system.

which revs DEER SLAYING CASE IS AIRED Discharged Employe Is Said To Have Turned Informer (Special Correspondence of: The BOONVILLE, Aug. Ornbaun, brother of W. V. Ornbaun, suffered a stroke Thursday mornand Mr. Ornbaun's left side is partly paralyzed.

He is at the Ornbaun, home of his nephew, Lloyd Yorkville. His son. Shipley Ornbaun, of Sacramento, was sent for and arrived Friday. Donald MacKintosh wAs a business visitor in Ukiah Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Cureton and two children, of Martinez, are visiting Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Cureton. Daughter Recovered: J. W. Slotte went to Ukiah Sunday for his daughter, Jeanne, who is recovering from a tonsil operation performed the first of last week.

Her grandmother, Mrs. D. P. Lawson, who has been with her in Ukiah, also returned. Mr.

and Mrs. R. V. Lawson and children, of Fort Bragg, are passing part of their vacation in this valley. Traffic Officer John Rawles and Mrs.

Rawles visited Mr. Rawles' mother, Mrs. N. Rawles, Monday while enroute to the coast to pass their vacation. Baby Is All Right.

Mrs. Ernest Pardini has returned from Santa Rosa where she took her sick baby boy for treatinent. He is much Ilene and Walter Gschwend; have returned from a pleasant visit in San Francisco with their mother. New Minister Arriving. Rev.

and Mrs. D. T. Reid expect 4 3 Layer (F. W.

Taft, Mrs. Margaret Troughy and Charles Benton entered pleas not guilty to an alleged- violation of the game law. They were released without bail. by Judge H. J.

June. The charge is understood to' cover seven counts, the killing of six does and one fawn. Papers are reported to be out for Al' Kuford also, but have not yet been served. The reported version of the is Mr: Benton and Mr. Kilford; while in the employ of Mrs.

Troughy, who is manager of Van Zandt's resort, acting under orders from. her, killed. the deer because they were damaging her orchard and garden and buried them instead of reporting to the game Later. ME. Kitford, after a disagreement with.

Mts. Troughy, left her employ and reported the killing: to the warden, The date for the trial has not been. set. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Manning and two children, of San Rafael, are.enjoying. a two weeks' vacation with Mrs. Manning's parents, Mr. ar.di Mrs.

W. V. Mrs. W. J.

Fowler had as house guest the past week. Mrs. W. Walsh, of Santa Rosa, and Friday afternoon she entertained at bridge In her honor. following ladies Rawles, enjoyed: Mrs.

V. R. hospitality: Rawles, Mrs. Mrs. Alher F.

bert Ferrell, Mrs. C. A. Tarwater, Mrs. 9: Dennison, Mrs.

H. D. Hendricks, Mrs. G. E.

McAbee, Mrs. M. I. Burke, Mrs. J.

M. Johnson, Mrs. Donald MacKintosh and. the guest of honor, Mrs. W.

J. Walsh. High score was made by Mrs. C. A.

Tarwater and low score by Mrs. M. I. Burke. Tennis: Champ's Father Set Arm.

Mrs. Delcena Rawles, 74, SUStained a broken wrist Saturday when she fell from a step while fixing up camp on the Rawles ranch at Peachland: Mrs. Rawles accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary Barron, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Cathay, of San Francisco, went out on what was formerly the Herford ranch Friday for. a couple of weeks camping trip. She was brought to town after the accident and was fortunate in catching. Dr. D.

W. Wills, father of Helen Wills Moody, who had just arrived from Berkeley, at the F. A. Rawles home for a week-end hunting trip. He set her arm, but advised she go to Ukiah for an X-ray to be sure the work was all right.

After taking an X-ray the Uklah doctor pronounced it perfect and Mrs. Rawles after returning here on going straight out to camp. without stopping, which is displaying considerable pluck for a' woman her age. Called As Witnesses. Mrs.

J. L. Bivans, C. A. Tarwater land Albert: Ferrell are called to appear as witnesses at the sanity.

hearing: of Fred Gianoll in Santa Rosa August 3. Goes. To: Colusa. Rev. D.

pastor of the Methodist church' here, has been transferred to Colusa and Rev. Joel Hedgpeth will take: his. place here. It is understood the church board here requested- the return of Rev. Reid, but he has already served.

four years in this charge. Ed Hogan, H. June: and. Mrs. June were Ukiah visitors Monday.

C. A. Tarwater and K. B. Wallach also motored to Ukiah Monday morning, Had Swimming Party.

Mrs: H. V. Nichols and members of the Epworth League enjoyed a swimming party. Tuesday, evening at the Dutro swimming hole. Sup-.

per was served and a very pleasant evening enjoyed. Had Tonsil Operation. Jean Slotte, small daughter. of. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Slotte, submitted to a tonsil operation Wednesday in Ukiah. Her mother: and grandinother.

Mrs. D. P. Lawson. her and expect to remain in Ukiah the coming week.

Henry deRoster and daughter, Miss Dorothy, made a business trip to Ukiah the first of the week. Lodges Install: Joint installation was held Saturday evening by the I. O. O. F.

and Rebekah lodges and the following officers installed: S. T. McAbee, noble grand; Max Rawles, vice; H. J. June, treasurer, and B.

G. Gowan, secretary; Rebekahs Mrs. W. L. Witherell, noble grand; Mrs.

J. E. Sweet, vice; Miss Josie Estes, secretary; Mrs. A. B.

Willis, treasurer, and Mrs. J. L. Bivans, musician. WANT LEVIES (Continued from Page One) by Tax Collector Van Dyke and Auditor Mathews are five-fold and are as follows: 1.

drop of $850,000. in the assessed: valuation of the county, which will' mean a. raise of approximately 4. cents in: the rate. 2.

More than $40,000 In delinquent taxes in comparison to usual $10:000: A. shortage: of: $63,000. in. funds due to. necessary.

expenditures and- low revenue during the year: Unusual number of indigents this year, requiring. expenditures. of more than 110000; in. comparison: to. a budgeted: $14,000.

Reduction in amount of county: revenues usually obtained through fines and interest on invested county money. Mucir Was Cut Out: In up the budget, approximately $24,000 has been shaved from last: year's budget; but the: rate still bids fair to exceed the $3 mark. Would Gut Road Tax. Supervisor. Ford: made the suggestion that 20c could be saved on the rate by.

cutting the county road rate from the tc allowed: by law. to 20c. Supervisors Haehl and. Ford both: pledged. to vote for this reduction prothat their constituents would be satietied: with less.

road work. Practically every representative. present from both districts thereupon voted in favor of the reduction. It will take three of the supervisors. to.

bring about the. reduction. both Perkins of. the fourth and Gordon of the fifth districts have expressed. themselves as unalterably opposed to the reduction.

Rupe of the third has thus far not committed himself, it Is stated, but is believed to be opposed, as road projects in his district take every cent he can raise. Teachers Are Overpaid? The matter. of reducing teachers' salaries came up for discussion and a number of those present expressed themselves as favoring a reduction. Such reductions may be accomplished, however, only by organized influence brought bear: upon the trustees, as the trustees are the sole arbiters of this matter in their respective districts. The farm bureau is working.

on. this. phase of tax reduction and may be able to accomplish something regards next year's expenses, but there is little hope of accomplishing anything along this line the present year. Takes Vast Sum. Expenditures for schools, teachers' salaries, buildings, improvements, suppiles, take 63 per cent of the tax money at the present time, according: to County Auditor Mathews.

The several years ago was only and it has been growing constantly. To Meet. August. 12. The supervisors will meet to set the rate on August 12 at which time it is expected that a representative body.

of farmers and ranchers will be present. NOTICE All persons to whom the lateFred W. Dunsing was indebted, requested to: present: their claims to. the undersigned immediately. W.

D. L. HELD, Republican: Press 1-1c. Ukiah, Calif. WOULD HOLD UP BRIDGE.

Alleging contracts had. not been called for and various other grounds John. Freitas has sought an Injunction to prevent Supervisor E. M. Ford from building the muchneeded Redwood Valley bridge.

MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were issued by Clerk H. M. Burke the past week: Floyd E. Richardson and Katie E. Sylar; Lawrence Grass and Frances Nelson; Williard Miller and Elsie Barnes.

TRESPASSERS, WARNING! No hunting or trespassing will be tolerated on The Cow Mountain. ranch of the undersigned. Hunters caught on the premises will be prosecuted. VIC ANGLE. Uklah, July 28.

10-33 TRESPASS WARNING The McNab ranch has been abso. lutely closed. to all hunters of every kind and the trespass law will be rigidly enforced. JOHN L. McNAB.

Ukiah, July 28. 10-6c TRESPASS NOTICE I have purchased the Amos Snuffin place, also known as the Ernest Edwards place on the Low Gap rond and have closed same to trespassiug in any manner whatsoever. I'leaso keep out and avoid trouble. 9-ife M. I.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN We have leased the Capella Auto Camp and will not be responsible for any billy contracted in the name of the camp prior to July 3. 9-Be R. F. and E. H.

LAND. TRESPASS NOTICE The property eight miles west of town, known as the Mann Ranch will be closed to all hunting or trespassing whatsoever this season. 10-2p MANN RANCH. Mrs. George E.

Parker, of this. city, is enjoying a visit in Oakland at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Goldie Parker McDonald. Lost Rickmond in operation. 1 Unloading parts of Richmond gets the first completed car famous Ford bly line.

3- -Body Richmond: to Public Entire Week! olutionized: the: motor. industry, will' be shown: in: Guides thoroughly familiar with all tails of manufacture will be stationed to answer all questions: In addition tomany other special tures a talking motion picture.of the Detroit plante will be: shown Preparations: are being made to welcome the thousands who will come during this unique: Ford Open House week. to leave here Tuesday morning. for. their.

new home in. Colusa and the new minister, Rev. Joel Hedgpeth, will during the coming week. It is understood Mrs. Hedgpeth was called to Texas by the death of her.

mother, so will not arrive here until later. Guests Have Departed. Mrs. H. V.

Nichols, Mrs. Jessie B. McCarty; Lillian Nichols, Jackie Larsen, Mrs. Walker and daughters, Nola and Ila, left here Friday morn-' ing for San Francisco. Mrs.

Walker, who is matron of a. church orphanage at San Anselmo, and her daughters have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. V.

Nichols the past two Jackie, Mrs. Nichols, small nephew, has also been with her during this time and Mrs. i Nichols made the trip down to take her guests home and while there plans on having. dental work done. A Pavilion Dance.

August 8 there will be a dance in the Apple Show building. The rectors are giving a series of dances offering home entertainment for the young folks of the valley. They have the best of order in the dance hall, good music and a very fine floor and, added to this, is a cutprice dance ticket. Wife Has Returned. K.

B. Wallach went to Eureka Friday to bring his wife home. They returned Saturday. Mrs. Wallach has been the guest of her daughter.

Mrs. Mathew Del Fatti, the past month. Mr. and Mrs. Ingram have been enjoying a visit from their daugh-! ter, Mrs.

Jack Merryck, and their granddaughter, Eleanor Gschwend. Mr. Merryck came up over the week-end and they all returned to their home in Oakland the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs.

Ingram also had as their guests Sunday, District Attorney Lilburn Gibson and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. E. Halliday, Mrs. A.

C. Ingram and son, Everett, all of Uklah. Deerslaying Case Aired. Through their lawyer, Attorney HUt HUNTING PROHIBITED All parties are notified they are barred from hunting on the property of the undersigned, The L. E.

Crawford ranch. The land has been posted with notices and offenders will be dealt with according to law. L. E. CRAWFORD.

Ukiah, July 28. 10-3c ROBT. L. BECKER Electrician General Electrical Contracting with the UKIAH FARMERS' CLUB Phones 722 and 575-J Ukiah. Calif.

L. K. Van Allen, M. D. PHYSICIAN and.

SURGEON Ultra Violet. Sun Lamps X-Ray LADY ATTENDANT Phone Cor. Smith and. Oak Sta. Ukiah, Calif.

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