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OW THE SACRAMENTO BEE: TUESDAY FEBRUARY 41919 A I 24 CIDMISSIONIIRANIIIIS SEEK TO CONFUSE OVER ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC MIND 11Alm ammo The Bee carries a sum Brighton District Suburban I Perkins Riverside Del Paso Elmharst News Bureau Oak Park Curtis Oaks iTho Aloes 0peetal liesreleit) Riverbaak Maple Park Highland Park Fruit ffidge Main OMee IL 8000 Washington East Sacramento News AL 8000 North Sacramento 0000 i 1 prrf 11 1 4 a i 4" c- rimm i (Continued ')rom Page One) II CITY NEWS IN BRIEF 11 Eredericho Express transfer mov-1 McCallum the builder has had zing Stand 7th and Phone 21854 tensive experience Ili house alteraLeave orders at 1114 7th (adv lions Telephone him Main 20492 (ado Aviation qualitiessubniarine prices Grand Ball given by A Max Simon for good men's furnish- Band at Tuesday Club House Etaturings 814 Street (adv day evening February 8 Admission! 50c extra lady 25c war tax extra 1 1-eress Tailor now located at (adv 1110 10th Hotel Land Bldg (adv Goldstein Elected Presideet--At a meeting of the Debating Society of Red Crows Pledges topeld--Sam the Sacramento High School Monday Russell Secretary of the local Red afternoon Ben Goldstein was elected Cross chapter announces that there President of the society while Doroare still a number of outstanding Red thy Andrews was elected SecretarYCross accounts due before the Slat of Treasurer Meetings of the society December lie calls attention to the will be held every other week and fact that the recent order cancelling debates held among the members of I Red Cross debts was not effective the society as practice for the various until the first of this year and those teams who will compete in inter-1 oledires not mild up to that date are school debates 1-ereas Taller now located at 1110 10th Hotel Land Bldg tadv Red Cross Pledgee Russell Secretary of the local lied Cross chapter announces that there are still a number of outstanding Red Cross accounts due before the Stet of December lie calls attention to the fact that the recent order cancelling Red Cross debts was not effective until the first of this year and those pledges not paid up to that date are to-day teary of a 2200 word tatemeat bussed by Sheridan Downey atter Key for Thomas Coulter IN which attempt is nuide to so cloud the issue that the public will lose eight of the fact that Thomas Coulter did appropriate city property to his own use and that Thomas Coulter did use city employes Bald by the city to save his hop crop The document in so long and so full of statements intended to eon fuse the issue that a summary only is carried to-day Concerning the statement and its purpose The Bee will have more to say tomorrow--Ed The Bee f' Major Thomas Bell Civil War Veteran Dies to be collected A delinquent list Is being made up possibly for publication In the near future of those who have not paid their dues Exquisite New Conceptions CASE STRENOTHENED ARINST COULTER Seeds( Seeda11 Valley $eed Co has moved to 1019 Tenth Street between and Phone Main 586 (adv 4 Liberty spot cash paid Oldest established bond house Valley Bond Co 1014 7th Bt (adv Have Year Old carpets made into beautiful rugs Sacramento Rug Works 815 St Phone 39D01 (adv (Continuer( from page one StEndard School 2241 and toorvative practical 100 per cent efficient Individual Instruction (adv liajor Thomas Bell veteran of the Civil War died yesterday at his home in Oakland at the age of 87 years He served as a volunteer from Ohio in the Union army and was cited liot bravery in the Battle of Stone laver Ile was promoted to a and served in that capacity til he retired as a Major Major Bell was one of the five per-Ions at Miami University who founded the Sigma Chi Fraternity At a meeting held recently in Cincinnati In commemoration of the fiftieth anpiversary of the fraternity Major Bell was one of the three surviving members present Deceased came to the Pacific Coast during the early seventies and located in Oregon where he was identified as an educator and the prineipal of several institutions of learn-trig He had lived in Oakland for twelve years Slirviving is his widow and the fol children Mrs IL Jame of A213 Portola Way Fred Bell of San Francisco Miss Louise Bell of Oakland and Bell of New York North Sacramento I COATS-SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS-SWEATERS Eatenlion Clark Henery Construction Company to-day was granted by the City Commission an extension of thirty days time in which to complete the sewer in the Highland Park and Curtis Oaks district possible recommendations and agrees to complete the work by the first os May and charge only $2250 "If Coulter wants an early report from an expert why does he wart to employ a man who would require two months longer in which to do the work? And how are we going to ourselves with The People if we vote to pay $2500 for some work when we can get that work done for 82250? I know 8250 Is only an insignificant amount but several sums like this run Into the thousands or dollars 'Unpleasant Duty "It is an unpleasant duty at this particular tittle and under the condition existing for me to get up and make any statement at all on this matter" Carmichael read to the Commission letters he had received from the Mayor of Stockton the Assessor of Oakland and others highly recommending Klink Bean Company as experts Simmons For Coatinuaace Simmons argued for a continuance to Thursday to give Atkinson an opportunity to offer a lower figure when Coulter said: "I am very anxious that this expert be employed at once I don't want any delays In all fairness Atkinson is the lowest bidder" "How do you figure that?" asked Carmichael "No bids ever were asked for nor opened" Simmons lumped Into the argument by calling Carmichael down for arguing while in the chair and Carrnicliae1 replied that he would talk all he wanted to Arguments Become Personal "You don't need to think you are going to shelve me" said Carmichael after which Simmons came back with the remark that "this is no school room" When the motion for continuance was made by Turner and seconded by Simmons to defeat a vote to-day on the employment of Klink Bean Company Carmichael said he was opposed to any further delay for the reason that Coulter wanted to have someone on the job right away and has asked for an early report Later in the afternoon Turner announced Atkinson would not take the job cheaper Oak Paik OAK PARK February 4 Mrs Edward Hyatt entertained a group of a dozen friends at her home on Donner Way Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Carmelita Silva who has been a member of the Hyatt household for twenty-five years Saturday being the anniversary of her stay with the Hyatt family Refreshments were served at the close of the pleasant afternoon The Ladies Aid Society of the Oak Park Methodist Church 'will hold a business meeting at the church Thursday afternoon The Women's Home Missionary Society met to-day at the home of Mrs Helen Boston Ralph Smith has returned to Vallejo after a twelve days' visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Smith Smith is a member of the Marine Corps The official board of the Oak Park Methodist Church will hold its regular meeting at the church to-night Sharp and family have moved into a residence on Sacramento Boulevard Asia will go to San Francisco today on a short business trip William Phillips and family have removed from Oak Park to Westwood Mrs Vella parkinson who spent last week in San Francisco on legal business has returned to her home Rev Leander Turney who has been engaged in A work in France and formerly during his pastorate in Woodland has been frequently heard by Sacramento audiences has just telegraphed his wife of his arrival in New York He expects to reach his home the latter part of this week 1 Washington 1 WASHINGTON (Yolo Co) February Celia Hart has astea guests Mrs Lloyd of Santa Barbara and Mrs Morris of Florin The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Washington Baptist Church will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Braun A Great changes have been made in the world of fashion and the styles for this Spring season are so different and so beautiful that wnmen who are in the habit of buying early are most enthusiastie about the new modes and are choosing NOW in advance of the season old jewelry made modern Watch repairing Otto Soak 2926 35th St (adv cioto Lunch Sciots will have a luncheon at the Land Hotel Friday at 12:15 A feature of the luncheon will be a short talk by Herman Davis on "Employment Management" which is one of the courses entered in the proposed Government schools for returning soldiers pecial priers on electric heaters We do all kinds plumbing Scott Lyman Stack 419 (adv turedeesned pledgee consisting of all makes of watcy diamonds Jew- elry shot guns a musical instruments for sale cheap at Jacobs Loan Office 317 Street (adv For player piano in good condition Phone 674 (adv Having severed by connections with the firm of Burgess Furniture Co at llth Ste I wish to advise my friends that I may be found from this date on with my old firm Geo Locke Son who carries a very complete Mock of house furnishings at 218 St where I shall be pleased to meet them Fred Wiedemann (tidy Royal Brews of Elk Grove is now driving a new Oldsmobile Eight Sportster purchased from Guy Louthain 1327 (ad' Back Home Affain--Sergeant Ed Wilmunder of the Bureau of Aeronautics at Vancouver Wash has returned to his home in Sacramento following receipt of an honorary This exclusive shop for women is ready with the most authentic new Spring styles They will be well worth your inspection 1 1 I they are most remonably style and quality considered My Advice to those suffering with stomach or liver trouble: Ilse Vial believe it saved my life Mrs Libby 1110 llth St Phone Main 4690 (env Motel Man Takes Patrick Shan ley well-known hotel man of San Francisco and Miss Minotta Claire White of Los Angelea were married yesterday in San Francisco The ceremony was performed by Superior Judge Shortall Shan ley better known to his friends as "Shari" also owns a hotel in Los Angeles Only a few friends of the couple were present at the wedding xoRTH SACRAMENTO 4ebruary 4--Mrs Chris Hansen and daughter Lillie are visiting Mrs Hansen's sister Mrs Albert Hansen in Lincoln Miss Harriet White of Salem Ore is a guest at the borne of Mrs Needham at her home on San Diego Ikliss White expects to remain in North Sacramento indefinitely Mrs Elsom entertained a club of friends at her home on Grove Avenue yesterday afternoon After a short business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served Those present were Mrs Eby Mrs A Walsh Mrs Veil Mrs Griggs Mrs Harold Holt Mrs Williams and Mrs Harker Mr and Mrs William Hart have gone to San Francisco They will return the later part of this week Reese has gone to Limestone en a business trip irhe North Sacramento ParentT acher Association will hold a special meeting at the school house at 2:30 Friday afternoon for the purpose of electing delegates to the Third District Convention of Mothers' Clubs February 15th at Fruit Ridge i (1130 to 60 Day Charge Accounts For Your Convenience George Starling Held for Bond Thefts Garden Toots of every description Morse's seeda flower peta etc at wholesale prices Bowman's 721 Bt tadv Woman Fined 1210--Mrs Grace Wilson who has until recently been employed at the Libby Company canneries in this city to-day was fined 210 by Police Judge Henderson for slapping Mrs Howard a former friend during a row Open Saturday Eveilings Until Mne o'Clock Money to Loa on city real estate Nathan Michel 708 3 St (adv George Starling former real estate man of this city was held to answer In the Justice Court upon the order of Justice of the Peace rank O'Brien He is charged with stealing from the home of his parents 200 worth of Liberty bonds Starling was charged with the theft by his father and mother Nineteen Thrift Stamps were also taken from the Starling home and George Starling is also accused of taking them a MO can 25 cents Joe Tregellas 1601 Jay M602 (adv Dr Davie has resumed practice Office People's Bank Bldg 148 (adv Witmees Eucalyptus Balsam relieves Influenza coughs Druggists or postpaid He Witmer Sacramento tedv Injured In Tapper of Grafton received painful injuries last night when his automobile collided with a couple of cement posts at the approach to the Yo lo Causeway lie was taken to the County Hospital by Charles Adams of Pleasanton and Patrolmen Tom Pearson and Jack Gorman Dr Parkinson has resumed wee tice office Physicians' Building hours and telephone as before wait ing room with Dr William Ellery Brigga as usual (ads LECo PERKINS RANCHER RIDES MAN TO TRAIN WHO STOLE CLOTHES Pugh a Perkins rancher unknowingly yesterday assisted John Downey an employe to escape with clothing and valuables valued at about $130 and belonging to himself but it was not until after Pugh had returned home that he learned of what he had done Downey who had worked for Dun for less than a day informed Pugh that he had to leave town unexpectedly and asked Pugh to take him to the station in his automobile Pugh never once suspected that the paper package and suit case Downey had with him contained Ms clothing Detective A Johnson is working on the case 4 Riverbank 0 c51 DYNAMITE EXPLODES UNDER DANCE HALL I Two Estates inventories and appraisements were filed to-day in the Superior Court The estate of Thomas Oats is valued at $8603 This roresents property owned by Oats The estate of Edward Corbett is valued at $426436 An F-1(1111E1W ellatbra btop for Vomit RIVERBANK February 4--Mtss Itiontgomery primary teacher at the Riverside school is absent from her duties to-day to attend the funeral of her grandmother Mrs A Dufour At a meeting Thursday night of the Bryte Liberty League at the school house plans will be considered for converting the association into a cornrnunity league whose purpose shall be to assist returning soldiers It Bell is President of the present organization Bruit lionplini 2615 I Quiet location Bunny rooms graduate nurses (adv Benry Sieferman Plumber moved to 26111 3 Main 2287-1 (adv ke Commissioner Simmons Keeps on Wearing Mask Troublesome Doors and bothersome windows work perfectly after some attention from McCallum the builder Main 2049J lady Max We Machinery and Junk Co Rear 1913 Phone 31841t ladv Fruit-Juice Essences She had until recently been amployed as a waitrons at the Southern Pa-elfin station Questioning by Judge Henderson as to her past life convinced the Court that the girl had been denied an equal chance with other girls and he intimated that he would have the Social Service Committee look after lier The girl looked lightly upon the charge against her which led the Court to believe her mentally unbalanced She has a divorced husband and two little children living at Roseville OAKLAND February 4 Thirty dancers at the Chateau formerly a roadhouse and now a soft drink and dance hall near Richmond escaped death because a charge of powder placed beneath the floor of that building was not heavy enough to wreck the building Sheriff's deputies are seeking the person who placed the explosive It was fired by means of a short fuse the perpetrator escaping in the confusion which ensued among the dancers A hole was torn 4n the ground directly beneath the dancing floor and the underpinning of the floor smashed but though it caved slightly the floor did not collapse The Chateau was closed during a recent anti-vice crusade centering at nothing Roach has reported to Detectives A Tharp and lienry Demen fonts the theft of some wearing apparel from his room at 1208li Street Br Baird office Physicians' Bldg 880 Res 1567 (adv FRANK EUGENE DIES WASHINGTON (Yo lo Co) February death occurred yesterday of Frank Eugene second on of Mr arui Mrs Eugene from tuberculosis Besides his parents Eugene eaves the following brothers and sisiers: Harry Eugene Mrs A Reid dm Hoover Mrs Ray Sticher Percy Eugene and Joe Eugene The deceased was about 38 years old and bad resided In Washington for a number of years Eugene's mother Is at present at Camp Mills New York letending her eon Percy who has "ben seriously ill for several months Funeral arrangements have not been completed Star Bitters a mild laxative Sold at all bars (adv All Blame Mitchell arrested Sunday night on information supplied the police by Dr McConnell for the theft of the latter's overcoat has been identified by Arthur Turner residing near the Fair Grounds am the man who took 115 from him Sunday night at the Turner saloon Mitchell is also charged with selling bogus tickets as chances on a phonograph Severna who was working with Mitchell selling chances to-day was given a Mx months' sentence in the County Jail by Police Judge Henderson but on condition that he would leave the city the sentence was suspended Mitchell's case will come up later McCallum the builder remodels houses he repairs door locks and makes keys he repairs leaky roofs of all kinds No job toe large or too small Main 2049T (adv The force of habit compelled Corn missioner of Public Health and Safety Simmons to wear his mask for a full half hour to-cbpy in the City Commission meeting after his ordin ante abolishing the mask ordinance had been passed Simmons was talking in a tnuMed voice when Commissioner of Finance Cut Turner broke in: "If you would remove your mask we could understand you better Doctor Don't you know that the mask has been abolished" "Oh let hitt wear it if be gets so much enjoyment out of it" said Commissioner Carmichael "What do you want to Interfere with hie pleasures for?" Simmons replied: I really find great pleasure in wear log the mask since it has saved so many lives and would just as soon wear it a little louver Commission Votes To Cancel Water Bonds Jiffy-jell desserts carry real fruit flavors in essence form in vials A wealth of fruit juice is condensed for each dessert So you get a fresh-fruit dainty healthful and delicious This is ifiel new-type gelatine dessert TIricl five times as good as the old kinds Loganberry and Pins-apple are two of the best flavors Try them They're found only in Natomes Compsey Peed The Economy Store has filed Butt against the Natomas Company of California In the Superior Court asking for 371 as damages done to A truck The complaint alleges that the Natomes Company's automobile through negligence of the driver crashed Into the Economy' truck was in the way and had to be removed is the story although it is admitted that $15 worth of the lumber was used in building a barn by Coulter and the balance of the material Is still at the ranch Detenee Version of "Outing" Here is the version of Coulter's attorney of the "outing" the crew of city employes spent at Coulter'! ranch: In August 1917 when the hope blew down on the Coulter 'ranch it became necessary to rush a gang of men to that place Many of the city employee at that time were patriotpally engaged in agricultural work during their vacation periods In fact the newspapers large employers of labor and public officials were urging everyone to devote his vacation to his country's needs by laboring in Industrial or agricultural employment All Glad to Gm And James did exactly this same thing He suggested to his men that they assist on the Coulter ranch either on vacation time or on off time Fourteen gladly volunteered to go To-day only one employe (a die- gruntled One) claims he was not anxious to go Every other employe who is available states 'that he was glad to make the trip to the hop fields And to-day they are unable to understand bow the same newspapers which urged them to work in the country now assail them for having done so Under these conditions 'fourteet city employee went to the Council ranch Other men not employes el the city went with them They worked there some six some seven some eight days They returned to the city Jame' Handled Cash James then paid them in cash with Coulters funds at $350 per day for their work on the ranch Each man got his full pay from Coulter for every hour's work in the hop fields Each man signed a receipt for the full amount Every man who is available says this money was paid him in cash and that he signed a receipt for what he was paid Coulter gave to-sJames onAuguat 10 1917 a check for $36738 covering in full the amounts paid to the city employee This check now cancelled has been presented to the Grand Jury receipts from the men were given by James to Coulter and have been presented to the Grand Jury Now gay Jap aaaa Hired Them Moreover the men were not employed by Coulter but by certain Jape who bad contracted to harvest the hop crop Consequently the amount paid by Coulter $36738 was charged by Hawk and Coulter to the contractors and the cash book showing such entry is in existence and is available to the Grand Jury So also is the check from Hawk and Coulter reimbursing Coulter for his personal check But there is another side to the shield Coulter paid in full for the hop work But for what did the City of Sacramento pay? The records show that with a single exception the men who worked in the hop fields were correctly paid by the city And this single exception may be explainable upon further investigation More sirseationso And the facts concerning William Gregory and A Tyree were exactly the same For an examination of the records of the city discloses that in 1917 neither of these men took any vacation (except in the hop fields) and they were entitled to compensation from the city while on their vacations Now as to the case of Jensen the city records ahoy that at the time in controversy he had taken no vacation Subsequent thereto and from December 3 to December 8 1917 he was absent one week On pay As he had worked in the hop fields one day in excess of a week Jensen after he had been paid by Nir Coulter took one day more vacation time than he was entitled to There were fourteen men sent to the hop fields For classification these men may be divided into two groups The first group contains the men who did not draw vacation time while working in the hop fields The second group contains the men who drew vacation pay from the city while working on the ranch: (The statement then Rites a list of men who were on the city payroll for a short time about whom there is no controversy) Calls It Ilawdens "'Vacation" Explaining concerning the men who drew double is both from Coulter and from the city the statement says: As Bawden's case has been given prominence let us consider it first He drew full pay as a worker in the hop fields as his receipt for 928 shows and $54 as foreman of the city gang as the cancelled city voucher proves And Bawden was lawfully and morally entitled to such double pro- ment He took no time off in 1917 from his city work except when working in the hop fields He was entitled to double pay while thus working and was but performing a patriotic duty in assisting in the agricultural work of the community as did many other of our citizens in the Summers of 1917 and 1918 Bawden received only what he was entitled city was not defrauded of a and neither Coulter nor James profited at all by the transaction Admit litrmtk in story There remains then only two more men to Ortiz and Brunner The city records disclose that each of these men took their full vacation in addition to being absent at the hop fields for a week Brunner's vacation was taken between November 12th and November 24th 1917 and after he had been paid by Mr Coulter John Ortiz 'had already taken his vacation when he worked in the hop fields His was the only such case and out of the fourteen stands alone Brunner and Ortiz each received from the city while working on the hop fields about $18 more than should have been paid them This represents a total loss to the city of 936 whose profit accrued not to Coulter or James but to the men who took more vocation HMO am were entitled tto 836 whose profit accrued not to Coulter or Junes but to the men who took more vacation thitA LIM were entitled to The Sacramento Commissioners voted unanimously to-day to cancel $195000 worth of bonds voted some time ago as part of a high pressure water system here The cancellation came about after the opposing by Commissioner Carmichael of the purchase of $190g0 worth of Corey hydrants To-day Commissioner Otte Turner Introduced a resolution calling for the cancellation of the bonds which represent the money saved by changing the Sacramento water system If the $19000 worth of hydrants are now to be bought the money will have to come from Commissioner Coulter's Public Works fund or the general fund of the Commission Berry Plants Rad Vines Asparagus and rhubarb Sae Nursery 1103 tadv WI 111011 chocolates same old price Pat Hurd 812 IC Street sole die tributor tad? CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO February developed in the corn market to-day largely owing to announcement that Great Britain and Argentina would sign a convention atones without any specification as tonninimum prices Opening prices which ranged from off to I4c advance with May $120 to $12114 and July 116 to $11014 were followed by a material setback all around After Opening to higher oats receded to well below yesterday's finish Higher quotations on hogs gave firmness to provisions Close: $117: July 8113 5714c July 56c 3740 $2225 July ULM 2040 Jiffy-Jell LONGSTRETBS NYE DEL PASO PAM( AUTO LINE FOR ACCIDENT Longstreth and Mrs Longstreth have filed suit in the Superior Court asking for $20000 damage from A Fowler Operator and owner of art automobile stage line operating between this city and Del Paso Park The complaint alleges that Mrs Longtreth tripped On the running board while alighting from a Fowler stage and sustained a broken limb which has caused her great pain and kept her from performing her household duties MAN MAT BE SUICIDE aohrt Hayes aged about 40 years who lived near a dredge back of the southern Pacific Railroad bridge le believed to have drowned himself in the River According to the report of Hayes' disappearance made to Detective Ted Koening by A GI Wright a neighbor Hayes had been drinking heavily of late and had been despondent Auto Robes Stephens has reported to the police that two valuable robes last night were stolen from his automobile The theft or corred on Porto la Way tOTtavors at Your Grocer's 2 Package for 25 Cents 0 Geo Andrews Funeral Director Lady assistant 1201 Main OS (adv Cues case of Mrs Hyatt charged with petit larceny was continued until February 15th by Police Judge Henderson to-day Mrs Hyatt has engaged Attorney Inman to represent her Gasoiine 20e a and Goodrich tires- 20th and Ste (adv Dr Cameron has resumed practice Office Elka Bldg Main 789 Real deuce Hotel Sacramento (sciv A PROVEN BEAUTY SECRETE CHERRY CHAT CONFERENCE ON SUFFRAGE WASHINGTON February 4---Upon Petition of twenty-two Democratic Senators favoring the women suffrage resolution pending in the Senate Senator Martin of Virginia the Democratic Leader to-day called a conference of Democratic members for to-morrow night to consider the question Allowance For resolution allowing 825 per month to the two market inapectors for automobile service was Introduced to-day at the meeting of the City Commission by Commissioner of Public Health and Safety Simmons this money having been provided In this year's budget Commissioner Edward Haynes raised the question that sucn action can be taken only by the adoption of an ordinance A ruling by the City Attorney in writing was called for Simmons maintained that thia practice has been done for six years without resorting to the adoption of a resolution and Commissioner of Finance Gus Turner supported his thin ofty January 13 191e to the wife of Charles Hagerty a son this city January 24 1219 to Mr antt Mrs Charles Neff a son this city Decomber 14 1213 to Mr and Mrs Jsmos 'Axon a son MARRIAGE LICENSES ELDER-PIERCE In Ban Francisco February 11 la to John Elder 43 and Elizabeth Pierce 35 both of Sacramento OLtIMES have been 1 written on the 'At world-old subject of how to be beautiful et Here's a secret that nratjtort can be told in two words mil that will do more tuolanmakeanyymnegharmellieng 4li 1 ea mid Visit Cherry's Cherry's is the popular smart shop that sells fashionable clothes for men and women You can get the most wonderful styles and most tempting- values in coats suits frocks and furs at Cherry's at savings as great as $25 on many garmentis during clearance pay for them by the month as you choose Cherry's address is 1027- 1029 St Good Photos 6300 per dozen Night sittings by artificial daylight Hodson 6th St between and (adv Took dolt Left Brown is held at the City Jail on a charge of having entered the clothing store of Sam Poremanw307 1' Street and stealing a suit of clothes After Brown had left the store a large piece of iron was found on the counter which evidently had been taken to the store by Brown Brown wan arrested mhortly afterward at Third and Streets by Patrolman Lee Parker Dr I Vo board Physicians' Bldg leth and Urinary diseases Phone 3376 (adv '14k Dr Arbogast has resumed practice Ochsner Bldg 3735 (adv gars He Was Held Long last night reported to Detective A Johnson that be had been held up and robbed of $43 in the lower end of the city Long resides at 721 Street Country removals Motor service between all towns Capital Van and Storage Co tines and warehouse 20111 I Street Phone Main $46 (adv Live and Dreamed reeiltrrichwab'a Grocery Main 605 (adv 1 'i A'- i 1 i to those who Resisted ns during our late bereavement: particularly do we thank the members of St Ana's Altar Society atrd the Sodality of St Francis Church and Orme who sent beautiful floral MRS DotILE CLARA and MARGARET MITCHELL I Iron -I Szve rn baking by using i Royal r1311151B0 PoludeT 0 In- many recipes only half as many -eggs are required in some none at all: if an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder is used about a tea- i spoon in place of each egg omitted i Try this Method with all your bake ing recipes Thousands of women are using it with great success Royal Contains No Alum Low No Tassto Pr -1 lir-F I AL nimomm ll a-16 aitib- ANN I Miessionery to Telk--Mrs Rachel Nalder will address a meeting at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the Christian Church on her experiences as a sionary in India working under the native woman philanthropist Pandits Ramabal Mre Nalder will be heard at the Calvary' Baptist Church Friday afternoon at the same hour Matt coil springs repaired restretched by machinery Sac Wire Mat Co 909 St 2782I1 Mrs Driver Gehl Divoree Emma Driver was granted an interlocutory decee of divorce from Thomas Driver on the grounds of cruelty in Superior Judge Peter Shield's Court She testified that her husband called her ugly names and told her on a number of occasions to get out Of the house-- Wilco you need plumber you need a good one Phone Main 1417-3tEnrie Plumbing Co 217 224 Street tadv TOO LATE FOB CLAsSIFICA3Mw: Flat bath bet and cold waler 7011 16t1 DEATHS thin city February 8 1919 Minnie Brown wife of Kent Brown mother of Ethel Eberhardt sister of Dave Bradley A hi France Harry Cole- man of San JOPO and Mrs Orace Ellich of Sacramento a riPti10 of Oklahoma aged 29 yearn Remains at the home of Miller Skelton 1400 Street Funeral private into rest in this city February 3 1919 Edward Doti' beloved brother of Samuel Doty of Ohio We Keger of Indiana couelen of 0 Doty and Mrn 3 A Hulse of Courtland Cat and Frank Doty and Roy Badgley both of Oakland a native of Ohio aged 67 yeara Friends may l'IPSV the remains at the parlor of PI Andrewm 1201 street Funeral notice later this city February 4 1919 Frank Ellgene beloved son of and Hattie Eugene loving brother of Mra Florence Hoover of 1'ail011 Nev hire Amy Reed Mildred Spiker Harry Perry and Joimph Eugene a native of Californie Aged 36 yearn Remains at parlors of Gormley 7211 Street Funeral private thin city February 2 1919 Nielo Nielsen brother of Mica Niro Nielsen a native of Norway aged 44 years Friend are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services to-morrow (Wednesday) at II I under the au spices of Union Lodge and A at the home of Clark Rooth Yardley 917 11 Street this city February 8 1919 Clarence husband of Laura Bell Pugh son of Mn JaM011 Pearson and the late Samuel A Pugh brother of and the late Pugh a native of Nevada aged 28 years and 8 months Friends and aonualutances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednetelav) afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of Arthur Fenton 1237 I Street under the auspice of Sacantento Aerie No 9 Interment private CARD Or THANKS We demire to return our sincere thanks MIDDLE-AGED Man Wants a Job of Any kind 1712 St Telephone Main 1173Y 4'5 CAMERA 01timo 8huttme CI Long: En)arging camera and dovoloping outfit 2324 St Cap 224Y or Chevrolet What have you? Address Box Y64146 Be Bungalow at 521 21th See owner at 2101 0 St after re Competent Woman tor cooking and general housework a nd to ARPiSt with children references excellent wages Cap 743 Liberty Bonds S--If you must sell see us as we pay highest prices Great Weetern Stock and Bond Co 237 Ochsner Bid 719 St tiu lv Raise 41 Bough House-0 IT Brown a laborer residing at 4800 3 Street is held at the Police Station on a charge of disturbing the peace preferred by Morris Brooke local real estate man According to the police it is alleged that Brown while intoxicated appeared at the offices of Brooke and sought to collect 28820 which he claimed was due him from Brooke for services performed When Brooke relined to submit to Brown's demand the latter subjected Brooke to verbal punishment Patrolmen Gaddis and Becker made the arrest Allee Drug Company's Pares: Mitaterole 25c and 50c Beitzer 10c 25c 50c 2100 and 21:50 Phone 208 604 tadv The flamer Co continue this week the successful demonstration of the 1 prize winning concentrated extracts at "The Economic helpurself" 1 St All flavors and ladv the I prize winning concert' trated extracts at "The Economic helpurself" la St All flavors and ladv Girl Says She Stole To Proyide for Her Baby to Do Light Housework and look after Invalid lady during the day easy hours and five days a week Phone 21411 for appointment NEW Modern 4-Room Flat Including sleeping porch unturniithed1 $27 8011 St Key flat YARDLEY Funeral Director 917-923 St sande day or night i-- Vacuum Cleaner good as new 1306 Mrs Mars Stroh who admits the theft of a trainable lavalliere from CLARK BOO the room of Mn Lulu A Sullivan TardleY probably will be returned a wardl of the local Social Service Committee Auto ambulance by Judge Henderson Mimes Trans's When her case came up this morn- Dimas 17111 Rea ing the defendant stoutly declared ARTHUR that she stove the'yewelry so as to ITNDERTAKEL provide for her gig months old bobquo 1 wg -C-IJARK BOOTH 11 Yardley Alto ambulance Mosso Transfer phone Res livnen ner cai3 CM 's leg the defendant stoutly declared ARTHUR that she stove the' jewelry so as to rNDERTAKEL provide for her lit months' old IA4- an I MT Co ala 7tb Office 1482 "I't I Man to Watch Pella In Nx-- change for good room laundry Included Apply 1237 I St ir RAYED One Tortotae-Shettarrida 1 rerniaa oat Please retura 6 FENTON LADY ATTISNDANT RAIN 111 re is F) FENTON LADY ATTflvD4 MAIN.