The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 11

11 THE SACRAMENTO BEE: SATURDAY JUNE 14 1919 I meg -r "Happenings At The Bayl 1 1114 I ok I I a FRA ZiElfio tIV -ode arix In- tint OIFTURE RUGSCAPPITSElt ft FRA clo 111 "IMMURE RUGSCARPITS De1taY'41rms Over JUME --the ilfionth of Brides and Furniture Gifts I er and an a finale be was presented witt a gold watch and a puma of gold I Aged Pair Try Teo Die--Deciding to end their own lives but refusing to deprive the canary bird which' for eighteen years had brought haP-1 omens to them by its song of its! life William Foster 64 and his i wife Mary 65 of Oakland gave the bird its freedom and then turned on three as jets in their home The body of Foster was found on the bed a hile the woman gapping for I breath sat in a chair when their i daughter Mrs William Nash broke down the door 1 1 1 $2000000 Sales in 65 Days The selections offered for your gift choosing at Dunn Frazier Co have the added appreciation of good taste and assured value Furniture always makes the most desirable gift for the happy occasion and the June Bride who gets a gift of furniture will have a Aging remembrance of your good wishes 1 Mill Sleet in Sao annual Grand Parlor of the Na1 nye Daughters of the Golden West 'closed at Berlieley with the selection of San Jose as the next meeting place for the grand parlor and the pallsing of resolutions in respect to Mrs 'Phoebe Apperson 'learnt and Mrs Sallie Griffin I ill Survey Sievin of Herpetology for the Cali fornia Academy of Sciences and Gordon Ferris tostructor in entomology at Stanford University left Kan Francisco on the schooner Alliance for La Pas Mexico for a 'mien-title eurvey of the cape region of the lower coast Tho expedition la milder the joint auspices of the Academy of Sciences and Stanford University ICleineor Soldier Kee the young Chinese boy decorated by General Pershing for only soldier of his race so met at the San Jose railroad atalion by a wildly cheering crowd escorted to a decorated automobile in which were his toper mother brothers and sisters and headed a parade through the streets of San Jose to Chinatown where a home-coming celebration was held County and city officials made addresses in praise of the Celestial fight Murder Charge Mode--A jury summoned by Coroner Leland of San Francisco recommended that Dr May Minaker be held for trial on a Charge of murder as the result of an operation alleged to have been performed by her May 29th on Mrs Jadwiga Jezewich This vast volume of business closed during the past sixty-five days proves col that the CALIFORNIA DELTA FARMS possess exceptional worth and merit We have received letters of recommendation congratulation and commendation from prominent bankers farmers and business men from all parts of the State excerpts from a few of which we quote below: Pinot Commercial Meat The first commercial inter-city aeroplane flight from Los Angeles to an Francisco was accomplished yesterday when a plane piloted by Al Wilson with William McKeighan as a passenger made a 6000-foot no dive circled the Marina and made a graceful landing there! Windsor Mahogany Chairs S1550 Rockers $1650 Make exquisite gifts Just as rich and beautiful Brown Mahogany Tea Wagons Have Rubber-Tired Wheels $2150 $3250 to $4650 Pedestal Lamps 1 Windsor Mahogatiy 0 gall 11- Chairs S1550 Its Rockers $1650 I A 49 111 1 Make exquisite gifts Just as -'0' tit 'tie rich and beautiful 'la i IL I 1 i i if Brown Mahogany tigioi ziaio -I froweK Tea Wagons riel-Ittlik' lit 0---1-711-iirk t--stt I 7-6 Have Rubber-Tired Wheels i41 I ff ---i $2150 $3250 to V1650 xi te I Pedesta VisiliAl211 Lamps 111149 11 MOUNTAIN IYATER REPORT IS OPPOSED Read These Letters: 1 SOCIAL NOTES 11 i (Continued from page six) Lerma Veran and Mr and Mrs Ed Waters Miss Alice Nielsen is another of the Sacramentans who have chosen to spend their vacation days at Moss 1 beach Miss Nielsen will be at the attractive coast resort for a month 1 JOHN MOORE County Aosessor of San Joaquin Comity Stockton California Writes: "I own 300 acres of Delta land myself Rave tnany times refused 1300 per acre I do not desire to sell at all It is paying me over 6 per cent net on a value of 6500 por acre and this at 'before the war prices'" Mr and Mn Harry De Back- and daughter Bernice and Marie are enjoying 11 delightful vacation at Itloaid Beach President of Stockton Salim and Loan Society Stockton California Mr WI who owns and operates a largo tract of land In the Delta wrttee: A person buying tniq land is always and positively sure of a crop an we have no crop failures on this peat land corn liroduction on thebe lands will average from to 2 tons shelled corn per acre In 1212 on a 1000-acre tract of barley my land averaged me 50 sacks per mem" Grey Wicker Breakfast Room Sets S12350 4-Plece Bedroom Set of Bed Dresser SII 9 0 Chiffonier and Dressing Table A Llahogany Chesterfield ane seat and loosa cushions $125 Hundred Piece Dinner Sets $85 $125 $150 GreyWicker Breakfast Room Sets 'S'12350 4-Plece Bedroom Set fnsonifetringanodf3reeds6Dirsaelle S190 A Llahogany Chesterfield cane seat and 1 Alias Ruth Muddox has just completed a five weekie sketching trip which took her to Yukialt She ham been continuing her art studies there 57 With Silk Shades ot $30 Silk Shades SI5 to $2970 PEDESTALS $1250 to $35 With Silk Shades 6 $30 't Silk Shades HARDY LADD Horticulture Commissioner of San Joaquin County Stockton California Writes: "These 40000 stores of peat land with the irrigation dralnage and levees completed as they are could be divided into 1000 farms and maks even single owner rich in a very few years '11 II II JOHN PERRY Mo Ione az Perry Grain Beans Bags Warehousing Stockton California Writes: "I own about 100 acres in the Delta My tenant this year has about one-half of the farm in onions and expects from its present appearance that the yield will approximately be 600 sacks per acre I II II FRANK A GUERNSEY President Partners and Merchants Bank Stockton California Also Pres14ent of Frank A Guernsey Grain Co Stockton California Writes: "I can conscientiously recommend these properties tits an Investment and firmly believe that no better values can be found anywhere In the State of California' flahogany nest Tablas $2950 Tablas Gate Leg riallogany Table $3750 a riahol 'Engineers' Club Refuses To Endorse Plan in Opposition To Filtration The Engineers' Club at a closed meeting laat night was unable to to I on record in favor of mountain wat on account of the firm opposition of 1 1 many members who believe in the 'filtration project A committee ap-1 pointed some time ago brought in a report which supposedly favored mountain water but the opposition led by George Winslow 'of the State Highway Commission was so strong that it could not receive complete ratification The report according to Assistant State Engineer Norboe who acted as Secretary last night was approved for the Club itself and goes Into the minutes but support for it as a policy was not strong enough to put It through and it will not be 'Made public 1 strong Filtration Following Norboe said to-day that "on account of the opposition and strong feelinge of some of the 'ultra-filtrationiste' the club deems it Inexpedient to take any public action as an organization on the matter" The meeting was largely attended and though it lasted through the early hours of the morning a voting quorum remained to the last The proceedings grew bitter at times and charges of "playing politics" were frequently made Finally at an early morning hour a resolution was passed advising Investigation and study of the sources of mountain supply before Sacramento settled the question of clear to take no action at all on the matter had been turned down earlier Asked if the turning down of the report was unexpected Norboe replied it was to some of the members but that opposition in the ranks had been expected for some time George Nickerson President of the Engineers Club favors a mountain supply The only other officer of the organization is Fred Miller Vice President A definite stand on the question will probably not be taken by the organization as a whole according to Norboe but individual members are 1 free ion toinfeexrpmreaststhefirrem thopinioenseaamnmd commit- tee report for personal use ('APT HARRIS Assistant Secretary Stockton Chamber of Commerce Writen: "1 was present at the St Louis Exposition in 1904 at which time there was in the eghtbit et San Joaquin County In the Agricultural Building a considerable sample of delta soil The chemists of the United States Department of Agriculture made a complete analysis of the soil and pronounced it the richest soil that they had ever analysed from any part of the world" Miss Hazel Frazier and Reese Peek of this city will be united in marriage to-morrow at the Methotth4 Church at one of the largest and prettiest of June weddings The service will be read by the Rev Wald-raven and the church will be decorated with Summer flowers and greenery Noon has been chosen as the hour for the service and at the first strains of the bridal march played on the organ by James Woodward King the bride and her attendants will make their way down the aisle to join the groom at the altar It will be Mendelssohn's bridal march The bride will wear the conventional white a gown of georgette crepe with a large picture hat to take the place of the veil and her flowers will be bride's roses Miss Florence Maloney will be the maid of honor She will wear robbin's egg blue and will carry roses Her hat too will be of pale pink John Peek will act in the capacity of best man Following the cereniiony there will be a wedding breakfast at Ryan's and the couple will then leave for the South They will be at home after the let of July at 2tOS Street Mr and Mrs Casper and daughter Miss Bessie Casper have gone to San Francisco for a weekend visit to friends Three tables that telescope perfectly and may be pulled out and used together or separately A most desirable June Bride gift Three seep zn I 1 ty Air kie CHAS SIIITH Delta Fanner Stockton Writes as follows: "In 1916 per acre In 1917 from 74 acres acres Wag 61369639 or about 11 cash rental of $3600 per acre California from 80 acres of the Delta peat land I raised over 2 tonc of shelled corn I raised 21i tons of shelled corn per acre Th total sale from that 74 8500 per acre In 1918 I rented 70 acres of my land to a seed company for i I Has drop leaves Vihite A-11 Gas Range High oven Glass door 0750 Net Curtains and Cretonne Over-Draperies for the living room dining-room and and inexpensive Ha Vihite 1 High oven Net Curtal Over-Draperi room dinini 750 Similar to illustration simi LEE A PHILLIPS President of California Delta Farms Inc States: "On an average of one in 5 years the potato crop will pay for the land upon which it is grown" A A I NEntILLER County Treasurer and Tax Collector San Joaquin County Stockton California Writes: "I have seen these lands transformed during the past years into the richest and most productive lands in this county which is another way of saying the richest Landis in this rich State I can recall Innumerable instances of purchasers of lands in this Dolts region stating to me while paying their taxee of having paid the entire purchase price of their land in two or three crops" 11 I im Dunn and Frazier Con 9thl 42 49 Steps from 9th Miss Edwina Knapp left yesterday for the North She will visit at Gazelle first and later will journey on to Portland to join friends who are contemplating an extensive trip through Canada GEORGE SIMLA "The Potato Ring of California" Writes: "I know of no portion of the lands that with proper cultivation and attention should not produce record crops and believe the returns depend upon market conditions rather than soil conditions I shall be very glad to recommend your lands in the highest possible tering to any prospective purchasers" San Francisco Will Seek Republican Convention Sian Francisco Republica VETERAN EL NOT LOSE PROPERTY tentively Republican leaders made it clear that among the absolute requisites to be guaranteed should the city make a bid for the convention would be a certified check for a large amount to fray the actual cost of the oonvenetion while in session to bring the 1920 Republican National Convention to this city Already the matter has been discussed tentatively with members of the National Republican Committee at a meeting in Chicago and reports indicate that the suggestion was received kindly and listened to at Miss Florence Teach in company with her brother William leach Is looking forward this week-end for San Francisco to attend the wedding of Miss Flora Miller and Francis Langton of the Bay city The wedding is to be at the Trinity Chapel and there is to be a wedding breakfast afterward at the home in Stanford' Court SAN FRANCISCO June effort will be made by the Republicans of California and San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO effort will be made cans of Californian IL MEYER Farmer Stratford California (Mr Meyer has just purchased the entire 1200 acres of Medford Island) Writes: "I can say without fear of contradiction that the Delta lands you are selling for the California Delta Farms Inc are in my opinion the beet I have ever seen" DELTA FARMS are located in the rich Delta of the San Joaquin River below Stockton 60 80 100 and 200 Acre Farms $275 per earl $55 per payments cre 2 yearly acre No 3330 Serra Way No 3330 Serra Wa gh Dr 1 0 Int -ou is -on to to to sly ity on bit bit to to tol )cy DU OUT rill I 300 tV0 he to ins 00- an ID 1121 gh Dr 0 )40- tilt lar rou 19 tO tO ly Ily New 6 Room White Stucco '''41t1 Bungalow Itio NO 0 Unl I District Attorney Bradford Finds Moratorium Act Protects Case of Herbect Woodall District Attorney Hugh Bradford looked up the Federal Moratorium Act to-day and found out that Herbert Woodall returned soldier of the 91st Division will not lose his property at 2780 Forty-second Street because of an order to sell it for delinquent taxes Through a misunderstanding in the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Rights Act It was thought yesterday that Woodall would lose his property unless his delinquent taxes for 1918 were paid by July let Affidavit Not Filed Woodall was in the army during 1918 and he did not worry over his taxes as he thought he was protected by the Civil Rights Act Some person should have filed an affidavit showing he was in the service This was not done and County Tax Collector Ed Ryan not knowing he was a soldier ordered the Dronnrtv ntre o'er oraerea tne property sold for Wets Need Only Few More Names on Petition for a Referendum SAN FRANCISCO June 34434 signatures are needed to put the referendum petitions against the Sheppard Bone Dry Law and the Harris Enabling Act on the ballot This is according to Stoll Sec retary of the California Grape Pro tective Association Stoll said: As a matter of fact we have already been notified by twenty-nine County Clerks that they have ex amied our petitions and found 38616 isignatures against the measures "sufficient" The petitions will be put on the ballot in November 1920 in spite of the untrue rumor that the petitions are imperiled because County Clerks are refusing to verify the names filed with them Rich Black Peat Soil 40 to 60 Ft Deep UNLIMITED WATER FREE IDEAL TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES As to the financial standing' responsibility and reliability of California Delta FarmsInc we refer to the following banks by permission: Nsti4 A iif 4 -4 1 si i '11 1' I 11 :1::::0:0: nj 1 1 44 '7' '4''' 14A777- Priced Only $3850 II HOTEL TURPIN tit vux LOS ANGELES BANKS First National Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank of Italy Security Savings The Merchants National Guaranty Trust and Savings SAN FRANCISCO BANKS Anglo and London Faris National Anglo California Trust Company STOCKTON BANKS Union Safe Deposit First National Farmers and Merchants' Stockton Savings and Loan Society Pencil at Market tlitPse making special Summer rates Room private bath $150 day up Room detached bath $100 day up Billy Boylan Mgr tidy IDEERLESS ir CAFE California Delta Farms inc the taxes No Penalty Attached Under section five of the Moratorium Act Bradford states that if a man in service has some dependents living on the property and as his army money cannot pay the taxes the soldier has six months from the time of his discharge to pay the tax He also does not have to stand any penalties or redemptions for the delinquencies but only pays 6 per cent interest on the amount he is taxed District Attorney Bradford made out an affidavit for Woodall which was turned in to Ryan and states that if a proper one is turned in by others in the same position as Woodall everything will be all right for the six months Limitation Pieced Woodall's exemption does not apply to soldiers who have property rented and have no dependents or those who have plenty of money to pay the taxes Tax Collector Ryan thinks there are more soldiers who will face the same predicament as Woodall did and they should have the matter attended to He states the service men who do not have propeNy assessed over 65000 and who desire to get exemption on $1000 assessed property must file their claims with the County and i City Assessors before July let I Mail this Coupon to Ill? Nintb bet apd Address all Correspondence to I i i Keady for Your Inspection Sunday This attractive bungalow has just been completed In fact we were unable to secure as good a picture as we would like due to the building refuse lying around the house It is a bungalow of the very latest type embodying all the modern home few tures Located at No 3330 Serra Way in Street Court it is in a very desirable growing home section The price $3850 makes it an unusually attractive home buy The exterior is finished in white stucco Hardwood floors in the living rooms attractive fireplace in front room with built-in seat on one side and built-in bookcase on the other tinted ceilings and tapestry papered walls new style paneling woodwork in living rooms all finished in ivory built-in buffet in dining room two bedrooms with white enamel bathroom off separate hallway sleeping porch with plastered tinted walls windows and screens complete cabinet kitchen with magnesite drainboard to sink breakfast room off kitchen wash trays on screened-in back porch Cement-floored garage with cement runway to 34th Street See this bungalow Sunday It will be open for your inspection from 1 to 5 PM Take or transfer to the Street car transfer to auto bus at 28th and and It will take you direct to the bungalow We will arrange easy buying terms With new homes very scarce this attractive bungalow at the attractive price of $3850 will sea very quickly See it to-morrow ei IL This ati secure as the house It is a tures Ilm growing lic The ex attractive case on th woodwork bedrooms plastered nesite drai back porci See ail Take It will tak We will bungalow 1 Arthur Parsons I Special Sunday Dinner' ARTHUR PARSONS 901 Hobart Building San Francisco California I have $3000 easit or more to invest and am in the market for a farm-land investment Please send me your illustrated folder containing photographs maps etc Including Refreshments Main Sales Office SUITE 901 HOBART BUIDING SAN FRANCISCO Phone Sutter 6051 Noma $125 1 Arcade 1 I Name Los Angeles Sales Office 1002 Trust and Savings Bldg 0 Street City Oa 00 00 1100 wee ea 1We serve al lat wonderful b0- cent luncheon Our reorganised orchestra Is acknonledged to furnish great music Jazz music refined cab Reel singing Ideal maple floor for dancing Cool comfortable 1 a )0- in livright- 6 Ititioist'oli6h OodieBee0 ARCADE June vote of 12 to 3 at the meeting last night of the Arcade Farm Center showed that the sentiment of the members was in favor of not repealing the Daylight Saving Law Captain Fred Cross Is home on a 30 days furlough from the hospital at Camp Snelling' Minnesota Cross was in France with the 88th Division 1 Stockton Sales Office Belding Bldg Stockton 817 "11" St Main 832 1 I.