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III nu I- -t )- THE SACRXMENTO BEE: THURSDAY MAY 20 1909 A 'Ik' f( n' 1 1- if TWO MEN KILLED IN DEEP WELL AFTER LAND ALONG YUBA AND FEATHER YOLO TELEPHONE EXCHANGES SOLD First Through Train Leaves For Klamath Prefers to Divorce Hubby Rather Than Reside at Baird (The Special Service) REDDING (Shasta Co) May A dispatch from Reno says: Sarah A Bass now a real- dent of Reno but formerly of Balid Shasta County California has filed a suit for divorce In the District Court in Reno ask- ing for separation from Joseph Bass on the ground that he en- deavored to forca her to live in a malarial country dangerous to her health She claims tha he forced her to live at Baird in the vicinity of pools of stagnant wa- ter abounding in malaria She claims that her husband is the head of a California telephone 4b company and 1 the Postmaster at Baird" LOOKED LIKE SUICIDE Laborer Jumped for Launch and Landed In Water (The ft pedal Service) VALLEJO (Solano Co) May As the result of miscalculating the distance and jumping Into the waters of the channel yesterday afternoon Instead of Into the launch which he desired to board Bernadltto Messotl an Italian employed by the Schofield Construction Company at Mate Island had an unexpected bath but was rescued none the woise for his accident Bystanders became greatly excited many of them laboring under the Impression ihat the man was insane and was attempting to commit suicide ITALIAN INDEPENDENCE WILL BE CELEBRATED (The PpeHel Kerrlee) JACKSON (Amador Co) May 20 The Ita'ian Benevolent Association lias neuiiy coutplolod all preliminary arrangements for Us twenty-eighth annual celebration and picnic on June 6th in commemoration of the Constitutional Independence of Italy It will be held ul Fuller's Grove and among Be features will be a procession oration and ball The oficers of tin day will be as follows: President Blanchetti Orators Pio Morblo and Uelgrano of ban Francisco and Hon Wood Vice President William Tain Grand Marshal A Ambrog-loli Aid Flolettl Jackson and butter Creek will play ball for a purse of $76 and there will be a bocha game content for prizes of $20 and $10 Tture will also be other contests for purses MILLIONS OF HITCH IN KELSEY CREEK 4Tb Bee's bpevtal Nmice1 KKLBKYV1LLE Ika Co) May 20 A run of hitch up Kelsey Creek has again occurred and photographers are busy getting snap shots of tho phenomenal scene A few years ago the hitch filled this creek until it was impossible to drive a team oroie and In some places ons could not ses ths bed of the creek for an area of an acre or more so great waa the number of fish This phenomena Is again promised for this year and It is hoped that the hitch will run back Into the lake and not remain In the large holes which dry up in the Summer The fish dying In countless numbers In such Instances fill the atmosphere for miles around with an unbearable odor THIRD CASE 4Tbe llff'a Special Service) MARTUVILLR (Yuba Co May A third case of varioloid was sent to the pest-house last evening the patient being John Ryan a farm band who contracted the complaint through the aame exposure that put A tthaeklaford and George Sterling in quarantine None of the cases la considered dangerous Ryan's latest place of employment was the Munson camp north of town whera haying Is going on REESE LOSES SUIT AND IS DENOUNCED COURT THINKS HB TRIED TO EX TORT MONEY FROM CASEY I The Bee's Special Service) MARYSVILLE (Yuba Co) May Without leaving hla Beat Judge Me-Daniel lest evening rendered hie de-tslon In the caee of Watt lloese va Martin Casey in favor of the defendant overwhelmingly The Court not only denied Reese the $2000 he ought to recover from Casey but he cored Reee roundly denounlng him gi rogue a bunco men and an unprincipled sharper He told Reese that he felt like ordering him Into the custody of the Sheriff ae he believed a crime had been committed that a bunco game had been put up to rob Casey of $2000 Judge McDaniel Instructed District Attorney Oreely to investigate the matter thoroughly and if he finds enough evidence to lay the caee before the Grand Jury which body will meet shortly on other business In giving his decision Judge McDaniel pointed to the unreasonableness of Ureses scheme to obtain the money from Casey and the improbability of Casey concocting any such plan as the plaintiff hinted at to defraud him of the money One of the weak points in Reese's case was dwelt on by the Court It was the bit of testimony by Reese to the effect that a few minutes before signing the lease which Casey gave him on the line of cribs at the bottom of the litigation he handed Casey $100 and the opposite statement by Reese a few minutes later when questioned ae to why he did not produce a deposit on the deal that he dhl not have any money to do so Several witnesses were produced by Casey yesterday to prove that Reeae waa unable to meet hie bills Just prior to and following December 24th the date on which he held he guv Casey $2000 as security fur the rental on the cribs On the other hand Reese Introduced witnesses who testified that Caey told them since the purported handlnr of the $2000 to Casey that he had never signed any puper for Reese It ta predicted by those who Incline to tho belief that Reese did pay the money to Casey that the end is not yet Hptllman who testified that he had $2600 of Reese's money In his safe and that he gave Reese $2000 of that sum on the evening Rese eays he gave the money to Casey In the presence of Mrs Casey and Kred A Foster proposes to trace the money back to the aloon In Pan Frantcsco where Reeae claims he came Into possession of it In giving judgment for Casey Judge McDaniel did not refer to the point made by Casey's attorneys that Reae oould not recover the money evn It he did deposit It with Casey fur the res-Son that the routract must be Illegal Involving as It did houses Intended for occupancy by prostitutes FOR BETTER STREETS (Tin Bes's ftpeelal Hervlee) MARYSVILLE (Tuba Co) May 20 At an adjourned meeting of the City Council held last night the first step In the proposed street Improvement In the business section of the city was taken through the adoption of a resolution of IntentLon The following blocks of streets are Included in the resolution: Herond Street from the went line of to the east line of lltreet from the north line of First to the north line of Fourth Fourth Street from the east line of to the east line of Orange Street from the north line of First to the south line of Fifth The usual publication of the resolution was ordered FAULKNER DEPOSED 4 The Speeiel torvlee) MARY8VUXK (Yuba To May 20 Tho CHv Council last night adopted a resolution dismissing Faulkner as Foundmaeter on Msv 91st The name of A OUen was then proposed as Faulkner's successor and he was unanimously elected to enter on the duties of the office June 1st Olsen In an ex-policeman of the ban Francisco force fV MYSTKUIOUS ACTIONS OF ATTORNEY CAUSES CONJECTURE ClUe Special Service) MARYSVILLE (Yuba Co) May No small amount of curiosity hag been occasioned here Regarding the visit recently of a land attorney who durlug his stay approached the owners of the land adjoining and adjacent to the Browns Valley grade from Marysville to the foothills with hints at taking an option on the holdings The law calls taken in connection with several mining locations that have been quietly made of late ae far down the Yuba River ae Eliza Bend have served to add to the conjectures of those acquainted with the prospects In the minds of the majority of those interested directly and indirectly the movement Is in the interest of a big mining scheme not far removed from the drodger piocess Others think they see in it a change of plans on the part of the Government for the construction of the long-looked-for restraining walls to be built in connection with the scheme for th correction of the Yuba River WANT MANUFACTURERS Vallejo Business Men to Take Important Steps (The Sprelul Kcrvlce) VALLEJO (Solano Go) May 20- The Merchants' Association of this city will hold an important meeting this evening at which the proposition of bringing manufacturing Industries to Vallejo will be discussed A number of letters have been received from manufacturers of late making Inquiries regarding available sites Inducements etc and the merchants will endeavor to take action towards bringing some of these to Vallejo Notwithstanding the fact that Vallejo has excellent transportation facilities both by water and rail and a number of excellent eltes along the waterfront she is dependent almost entirely upon the Navy Yard for her support the fact that about $200000 Is brought here from the Sub-Treasury each month and placed In circulation having led the people to be lax about offering Inducements for manufactories NEW WATER LOCATION County Surveyor Files on 12000 Inches in Mill Creek (Tk Rr'a Shi'11 Srt) RED BLUFF (Tehama Co) May FIIU tha process of fllin claims to valuable water rlglits goes on and this time County Surveyor Iunlng has filed on 12000 Inches to be taken from Mill Creek by a dltcb and flume The ditch will be 20 feet wide on the bottom 14 feet wide at the top end feet deep while the flume will be 11 feet wide and feet deep The water is to be used for generating electrical power TIMBUCTOO BRIDGE (The Bee's Special tlervlre) MARYSVILLE (Yuba Co) May Word was sent to this city last evening that the bridge being Installed on the Nevada City-Grass Valley road at Tlmbuctoo will be thrown open to travel next Monday morning This will be good news to the traveling public who have been compelled to take a roundabout route since the construction of the bridge commenced SUMMER STATION llrr'a pedal gervlee) RED BLUFF (Tehama Co) May 20 Already a 8ummr station has been established at Battla Creek Meadows for the use of the United States Forest Service and Improvements are now being added there under direction of Forint Supervisor Kllng About the middle of June the business of the Mt lessen Reserve will be looked after from that point ahich Is now connected by telephone with this place (I CU1NDA CAPAY ANIJ KNIGHTS LANDING SYSTEMS (The Her' Special Servlre) WOODLAND (Yolo Co) May A story In a Sun Franclsoo papor Wednesday Is calculated to convey an erroneous Impression In relation to the Pacific Telephone and Telesraph Company and policy of conducting exchanges The announcement waa made among others that certain partlee are negotiating for the purchase of the County exchanges The facts are Wood who recently en-- ged In the merchandise business In Uuinda has purchased the local inges and fixtures from Cspay to Inda which Includes all ths lines in Capay Valley Postmaster Knox lies purchased the Knights Landing Exchange which Includes the town and lines running north on both sides of the river There twenty-three phones in the first change and thirty-three in the second The company Is not contemplating the sale of any other local exchange unless it be at Dunnlgan Woodland Is a very Important link in transaction of ths long dlstanns business of the oompany and there la the slightest probability that this exchange will be sold Munager Roberts has a force of sixteen construction men at work to-day ittlng In additional cable throughout Woodland Exchange Additional facilities are required on account of the Increase In business and ths de-mand for one and two line party service At least thirty days will be required to complete the service NEW LEDGES ARE RICH Recent Strike in Siskiyou Holds Attention of Miners (The Bee'a Special bervlre) GREKNVIEW (Blaklyou Co) May At the Aterbei ry-Oardner mine In Quartz Valley th company haa a wRor rnnd graded to the ladge or bln up and about thirty tone of quart nut Thu la tli nw itrlk mentioned The Bee a attracting considerable attention In ttiia region on account of the rlchnee of th rock Thera are three ledge and a porphyry dlka Tunning parallel and It la not fifty feet from the dike to the upper ledge The dike la a blanket while the three ledgea which are only a few feet apart dip at an angle of about 40 dearer The loweat aampla oa either ledge at any point uncovered runs free above IS per ton and from that up Into the thouaande There no queetlon but the threa ledgee contact on the porphyry at no great depth and form one ledgt Tho character of the rock Is th Sam a th Morrison Car-'mk in the MorrUnn Carlock when the ore body Intersected th porphyry It wa practically a maaa of gold thousands of dollars In bunches and on bunch after another but a few feat often a few Inches spart Thl Alterberry-Oardnar strike grows richer In depth and gives every Indication of being the equal of the Mur-rlson-Carlock which It so much resemble and may yet prove to a north extension If th porphyry dlk govern a It la apt to do th new discovery will douhtlaas blanket or prove to a blanket vein Ilk th Morrison This season Gardner A Weed I ave cleaned up nearly 13000 from the little tract known as the and era not yet through with the work BUILDS ROAD FOR MOTHER Tonopah Mining Man Orders Costly Highway Completed (Tke Bee1 ftpcrlal Servlre) BURNT RANCH (Trinity Co) May John Henncaay a mining man of Tonopah Nev la here to vlalt hla mother and the hom hi youth It will be remembered by reader of The Be that Henneasy undertook three years ago to build a flrat-claaa wagon road from Burnt Ranch to a connec tlon with the highway system of Humboldt County so that hla mother could travel from here to HunUo1dt County comfortably In a wheeled hide The road was to ba twalva miles In length Tha coat la variously estimated at between $26000 and $30000 Nine miles of tha road waa built In tha last two years WhMa Henneaay la har'a ha will set men to work and build tha remaining three miles befora Winter It la nosslhla that the trail to he built by the Forest Bervte and Trinity County Jointly will ha expwided later Into a wagon road that wllrutlllsa the Ifenneeey road Mr Ilnneeav has stipulated that toll ahall never ba charged on hla road While It la built primarily for hla mother and to gratify a boyish dream of hla own tha road will be open to the public free It la a well constructed mountain high way built on an easy grade SAVED HIS LIFE (The Br'a gpeclal gervler) LOYALTON (Hlerra Co) Mav 2 John Menir a voung man engaged al the Counter Millar aew mill In An lelope Canyon suffered a fracture of tha ankle bone last Monday morning while at work on tire log way at the mill Menlra was endeavoring to roll a log bv means of a hook when ha last his footing and to keep the log from rolling over him made a Jump and as consequence broke Ha etykta Th Injured man was brought to town and placed In the Hlerra Hanllarlum under the care of Dr 1 Coates TAKES PAY IN LOTS (The Bee'a Hpeclel Hers Ire) MAftYHVILLK I Yuba Cm) Mav In consideration of $222d due him for the filling of the rltv tola the Council lest night authorised lha transfer of two lots each $6 by tan on tha comer of Ninth and F5 Hlreets to A It Mun san ths contractor Munson haa promised to Improve the property which In tha fill made In tha past yaar at tha Instigation of tha Connell Munson win eonoluda all hla contract on lot filling by tha mhblla of nant month AND STILL NO LEO (The Hee'a Heeetal Hertloe) REDDING (Hhaala Coi May 26 Tha Italian held at McCloud hr Con atabta Neal aa being Phillip tao who ta wanted In ihta nounty for the murder of Gregory Martino proved not to ha tao fC Hums of Kannatt saw tha suspect In McCloud yesterday morning and decided at once that ha waa not the man wanted ladles' waiting room with convenience Ott Drugs 2n every Where to Go in San Francisco HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO GEARY STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST FRANCIS EUROPEAN PLAN $150 A DAY UP AMERICAN PLAN $300 A DAY UP 4 A new down town hotnl Stool mi brlok struoturo Furnished at i cost of $150000 Every oomfort and oonienl onoo On cir llnea transferring It ill parts of oil) Omnibus mftts ill trains and stssmsrs 4 If )ou want oomfort oonyonlonos and luxury at a very rsasonabls pries stop at ths aalsot HOTEL STEWART HOTEL NEVADA 26 Van NM Ave Han Francisco Tike Fdrty St car from Ferry European plan 76 a day up Special ratri by week or month Light airy routna elegantly funiialied homelike COLUMBIA HEALING POWDER CUKES SADDLE Md COLLAR SORES SORES OF ANY KIND HAN Hid EAST to apply and acta like megle Bo and Mo CAN SMITH A CO Phono Main 7t jeoa nt Sacramento POULTRY and IdVngTOCK HUPPLIKt Sand for Free Catalogue I easy Flowers for Decoration Day Choice Carnations 75o per dozen Roses 50c 75c aud $150 per doz Calls Lillies 25o per dozen Stocks etc 15c per buuch 50c per bunch Sweet Marguerites Stocks etc loo per buuch Asparagus Maidenhair Ferns and other Greens 50c per bunch All flowers carefully packed by expert packers SIEVERS FLORAL COMPANY 70 Geary Street SAN FRANCISCO CAL IBS STEADY USE OT fKJesMtflta PREVENTS ai vrtll BE STORES flray hairs to their re I color end beauty endkeepj the hair ooll glossy end In healthy condition 71aY AIKS sr every woman teauty aad should he gnsrded vgslosl In every vsy Nothing watrlbatrs oo mach to a beauty aa her hair and II hould bo every duty taka tha heel care ol II Ns lkn prairallM css (Man vllb II Is wav IS NOT A DYt I sad SO holtua al Sraoel-la -knd Je ier Iras bank "The Cara at the Halftr ratio Bay Saw Co Nawark 4 neyk imi'o ro Tie st A Free on Request RnaktM aeptalnlpg a anr baautl fill sample of ilthographla stationary A eoorialtv af bank aupnllaa end com-Price Prompt marciel work quality rasa California Lithograph Co Inc 80P Meeeme Pea fmaHire DAVIS-WINTERS Al TO DT4GR Frk Altrtorrr Prop Ulairra Cal J-v I'vl 7 IB IXV- t'nt 4 90 i Irr- Wltilr 4 IS a I -kv Wintpra 319 F4MF 9IOO i 1 1 1 CO Washington Street Cal (The Bee's Npttclnl Service) WEED (Siskiyou Co) May A passenger train composed of five cars left here this morning for Klamath the first passenger train over the California Northeastern Railroad from Weed to Klamath Fulls At 1:30 this afternoon this train will leave Klamath Falls on the return trip arriving here at 6:80 GOOSE CAUSES DEATH Carpenter Drowns in River While Seeking Bird He Shot (Ttie Special Service) LAMOINE (Shasta Co) May Michael Lane a member of the Southern Pacific bridge crew working at this place perished in the Sacramento River yesterday afternoon In trying to retrieve a goose he had killed on the opposite side of the stream While a score or more of his fellow workmen watched him he waded into the river When about ten feet from the shore he was apparently seized with cramps and sank to the bottom Before aid could reach him he was drowned The current was so swift that his body was rolled over and over occasionally coming into view above the surface of the water and curried down stream Members of the bridge crew standing on the railroad ran down the line that eklrts the river bank watching for an opportunity to recover the body After a run of a mile they succeeded The body was taken to Delta where Coroner Houston held an Inquest lust night Michael Lane was aged 25 He had worked In the Southern Pacific bridge crew for over a year He leaves a brother in Washington 1) and a sweetheart Miss Bride in Hillside 111 500 TONS A DAY Baloklala Tramline Again Bringing Ore to Smelter (The Bee Hpcctal Service) CORAM (Shasta Co) May The tramline between the smelter and the Ralakala Mine was started up Sunday and lias been running smoothly ever since delivering 600 tons of ore every day at the smelter The tramline was ahut down for over a month on account of the wreck of the smelter terminal when the big ore bunkers collapsed The mine Is again working a crew of 226 men Two hundred and twenty are employed in and around the smelter Only one blast furnace is running but the reverberatory furnace was started up this morning and a second blast furnace will be blown In In a few days The smelter la treating 600 tons of Balaklala ore every day and In addition smelts 100 tons of custom ore that Is utilised as flux The bulk of the fluxing ore oomes from mines In Nevada though considerable Is reoeived from the Reid Mine in Old Diggings this county ALLOTS SCHOOL MONEY (The Bee' bpeclnt Service) REDDING (Shasta Co) May 20 Mis Lulu White County Superintendent has apportioned $17618 27 reoeived from thj State to the school districts of the county The amounts going to iodii of the larger districts are hown: Redding $277256 Anderson Kennett $746 85 Cottonwood $506 $8 Wlnthrop $349 69 French Gulch $30368 Millville $21817 BRIDGE COMPLETED (The Special Per lee STIRLING CITY (Butt Co) May A bridge has boon completed over the Feather River for the us of those shipping to or from here over the Western Foclfto Railway The distance from here to the Western Pacific In short Stage service between here and Prattville has been resumed a you see an Arrow think of Coca-Cola CRUSH El) TO DEATH BENEATH 11BAVY TIMBERS (The Bee's special Service) ARBl'CKLE (Colusa Co) May Thompson and John Hornleln were Instantly killed last evening at the bottom of a seventy-three-fool well on the lokes Lane Neff Co Tract two miles southwest of Arbuckle The men were crushed beneath the curbing of the well which had been raised above them a distance of about wenty feet The curbing is built of x4 timbers and weighs about 1200 pounds It belonged at the bottom of the well to prevent caving but the ground wus solid 'where they were working and they had the curbing hoisted two or throe daya before and It swung above them Yesterday afternoon at about 4:30 'clock after sending up a bucket of earth tHkn from the bottom of the well In the process of deepening It to apply water for irrigating Thompson and Ilornleln sat down in a corner to wait the return of the bucket While they were sauted the rope supporting the heavy curbing parted wllhout warning and the mass of timbers descended upon the men killing them no doubt before they had tlmft to realise that they were In peril Thompson was 86 years old and HornUtln was 40 Both were men of families and lived In Arbuckle The Hornleln family la one of the oldest In the community The bodies were brought to the surface as soon as pos-Ible and an Inquest was held last evening resulting In a verdict of accidental death and blaming no ons Nearly every bone In Thompson's body was broken while the body of Hornleln waa badly cut up FALLS SIXTY FEET Western Pacifio Bridge Head Broken at Olio (The Sgeclul Service) LOY ALTON (Sierra Co) May Orion Bunker an employe of the Willard McCrary Bridge Company which has the contract for bridges long the Feather River for the Western Pacific Company sustained a free uie of the skull and hip last Monday morning shortly after commencing work The young man was working on a wooden structure which la being built over the river near Clio Plumas County and was about $0 fset above the ground when he lost his hold aud fell to the rocks below striking on his head and hip Medical assistance was ummoned from Clio and Beckwith and later from Loyalton but It waa Impossible to return him to consciousness Monday afternoon he was brought to this place and placed under the core of Dr Walsh Yesterday he had sot re gained consciousness although ha ap peered to be growing stronger Today it la planned to take him to Sacramento and place him In a hospital at that place SIX MILLION FEET Biggest Log Drive Ever Planned in the State (Tb Bee Special Service) WEUULEK (tJhezia Co) May Six million feet of logs or cants will be driven from her this Summr down ths Fit and Sacramento Rivers to Redding a distance of sixty miles Ths Redding and big Bend Lumber Com psny will take the drlv to Us sawmill on Turtle Bay in the city limits of Redding Tho $000000 fest will bs divided Into three drives the first of which win leave here about June lOtb and reach Redding on or about July let The whole logs are not shipped The company has mills her st which ths logs are shaped up Into square timbers or rants for rceawlng at ths mill In leddlng Logs with ths bark on srs too heavy to float easLy This Is the largest river drive made In the Flat One thousand fet of a 1000-foot log chute was burned here last week Re pairs twin be completed in less than ten days and then cants and timber will bs shot down ths long Incline Into It River for the first drivs TO LIFT BONDED DEBT Indications Point to Success Important Project (Tb Special Service) WILLOWS (Glenn Co) May The Bee correspondent learned through good authority to-day that matters ars hoping themselvea for a settlement in the Central Canal District bond matter It Is now thought that an agreement will be perfHcted between the landown ere In the district and the Pittsburg Syndicate so that the bonded Indebted-ess can be lifted and the canal brought to completion although nothing offlcU) has ben given out it Is stilted that prospects are brikhter now than ever before In the history of the canal enter prise Although the required amount of land tins not yet been signed up In full prospects are favorable that It will be In the next few days COLBY IS WILLING (The Special Service) OAK RUN (Hhaala CO May Franklin A Coiby has received notice that he has bsei appointed Postmaster at this place to succeed 8 Marshal who resigned several weeks ago when ho was Informed that Oak Run wai to beooitis a tney order office Mar siml like John shilling Postmaster at Htella In this county refused to serve any longer If he had to leans money orders Colby scoeptsd the eppolntment with the understanding that Oak Run would bs a money ord office FmLA (fhaaa Co Msv Title town Is still without a J'ost offl The office was abolished on April 1st because no on could bs found to lake the position of Postmaster If he were requited to 1su money orders CEOROE GOODIN DIES (Til )wll YUBA ('ITT IHuttor Co Mxy 0 Oorx Goodin of O'Bxnlon Cornr Hi fxrmr who In th lattor part of In wank oommllld by Judx Million to tli Mint )lonltl it Nn after vr lllnM thl wrrknd hi mind died xt tht Inntltutlnn yntnrdy and lb minikin wnr brought bunk Maryvlll to-day to prepared for burll Uoodln I a mnn of family and th can I a vry bad on For a tlina li howed of linprovInK menially but th continued fevr futcad an ex ainlnatlon by th lunry CointnlMlon and hla transfer to th hneplta! HAS FARRELL RESIGNED? (The Bee' eperlel eervlre MAHTSVltlE (Yuba fn May SO Altliouah nothing deflnll ran ba learned In th pretnle there la ra on to hallav that Ivld Frrll for yr and a half pt lm bn tot In loon KPn( fnr Wall Karo A Co ha rlKnd hla poaltlon Frrl1 ha (iron from hi poa for nearly (wn wrka Tobty apaclal tnaaannsor for tha company flllln hi plag Kurin that tlm In a fw daya Croflnn ormarly of Kun Or will arrlv from San Kranrli'O to railav Tohay Th laltar aaya ha cannot any whether or not Farrall silt ratum to tha Maryavlll offlca A I) VI HT1PEXKNTP Jyy tr lift 1 7b Everybody of all classes ages anti you and your friends and your friends whenever re hot tired nerve worn thirsty or just simply crave something delicious to drink DRINK Wholesome cooling refreshes brain body and nerves thirst-quenching and extremely delicious i RimncE SUN TENT AND AWNING i I The Satisfactory Beverage GET THE GENUINE 5c Everywhere Former Addren 1021 Front St Sacramento Cal Now at 52-54 San Francisco.