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THE BEE THURSDAY MAY 15 1924 13 1 tGranhoppers Peril PialfPae rcar I ISUNMOUNT CAMP In Washington County I I TO GIVE SUMMER ISIMIOUNT CAMP I IDIstrictandSulurbanill See The "setter Komes" NORTH SACRAMENTO ARCADE Mra Douglas who wasl Officers for the ensuing year werel Better Tract' called to Maryland recently by the elected yesterday afternoon Mra I Douglas who was called to Maryland recently by the serious illness at relatives has es Officers for the ensuing year were elected yesterday afternoon at the 1111601061141 LOLA ISILI IMO RESEMBLANCE :1111 BABOE BANDIT TO BABOE BANDIT olth I TO I 0 LbYtalltPelAtail inalthillitMinagYaliPlague CARE TO CHILDREN og grasshoppers which abe re- ported to have devoured the alfalfa crop of Okanogan County was asked In telegrams Tuberculosis Association To received by the department of Rave Two Groups Of fillt agriculture here to-day by Scott district horticultural in- Underweight Boys And Girls pector and Demers'' seers At Camp This Year tary of the Okanogan Agricultural and Traffic Association "The grasshopper situation In With the approach of the Summer Okanogan County is the most seri- months preparations are being ous ever known Demarsh tele made by the Eaeramento Tubercu- graphed "We are confronted with Innis Association one of the the probable loss of the apple crop cies in the group forming the Sac- as they have already consumed the amento Community Chest to carry alfalfa and an defoliating the or on the work of Winging renewed chards" I health to Sacramento children who 1112e undernourished I With the approach of the Summer months preparations are being made by the Sacramento Tubercu louts Association one of the cies in the group forming the Sae' ramento Community Chest to carry on the work of bringing renewed I health to Sacramento children who ate undernourished located in the center of the most rapidly growing residence section of the city developed lind ready for the construction of your home 5 40s ---t 4 op -p cz) I i keil'' ii 1 0 7 rf: Alo Ary ill 4 0 -1 1 ofro v44101 4 I ocomir t40 A 4 0- 1- 4 A 1 located in the center of 4t the most rapidly growing residence 47At I a It ib' section of the city developed lind ready for the construction of your home Arcade School during the business meeting of the teacher asso- elation as follows Mrs John Sanborn president Mies Kathleen Whiting vice president Mrs Frank Fall secretary Mn George Filcher corresponding secretary Miss Fran ces Cross treasurer lira Charles Owens parliamentarian Mn George Douglas historian: Mrs Matt Ste-1 venson auditor The yearly report of the various officers was given Miss Henrietta Koch of the of child hygiene in San Francisco gave a talk on physical examinstion of pre-school age children Plans were made for the annual school Picnic to be held May 23rd at Del Paso Park All mothers were urged to attend and to bring basket lunches Ice cream will be served by ths parent-teacher association It was decided to hold a dance Jun 7th in the school The following committee was named to serve refreshments May 27th at the school when members of the executive board of the Haggin-Grant federation meet in Arcade for the monthly session: Mrs John Jones Mrs Romack Mrs Shumate Mrs Fall Mrs O'Neil Mrs Pletcher Mrs A Morley Mrs Stover Mrs Charles Owens and Mrs Morris The committee will meet to-morrow afternoon in the school to make final arrangements for the affair Walter Boyd a resident of Bakersfield returned to his home after spending a short while In Arcade visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Ferguson Mrs It Ball has been called to Glendale by the serious illness of her Mother turned to her North Sacramento home The regular rehearsal of the North Sacramento Merchants' Or chestra was held last Tuesday night in the club pool ball Wilkins who is temporarily engaged in business in Lova iton returned to that section after spending a short while in North Sacramento visiting his family Mr and Mrs Bonds are entertaining as their house guests at their Hagginwood home lir and Mrs George Bonds of Vine Vista A meeting of the school picnic committee arranging for the frolic to be held May 24th at Del Paso Park by the Hagginwood School children met last Monday afternoon and discussed plans for the day The final meeting of the committee will be held at the home of Mn Lehman next Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock The committee is as follows: Mrs Lehman chairman Mrs Agner Mrs I Hamilton Mra A Koleigke Mrs a Burt Mrs Nolan Mrs Eichinger and Mrs Fonteneau Mr and Mrs Hamilton are entertaining at their Hagginwood home Mrs Neely and granddaughter Miss Jean Neely of Red Bluff Hollis Osborn bee returned to his home in San Francisco after spending a few days in North Sacramento violting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Osborn English services will be conducted next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in the Bethel Lutheran Church by Rev A Gangsel Dr and Mrs A A Atkinson of Del Paso Boulevard and Sixth Street who have been spending several days on an extended tour of the southern part of the slate returned to their home arry Dunlap Born In Same Town A Harry I Dunlap Placerville Man Chinn He Nas Alibi Harry Dunlap charged in a complaint issued yesterday by District Attorney Henderson yesterday with the murder of Harr Brown here on the night of September leth last was lodged in the Sacramento Jail last right by Detective Sergeant Hallanan and Detective Harry deBack who arrested him at Placerville yesterday afternoon a Dunlapla followed a statement made to Chief of Police Bernard McShane and Henderson by Hies Florence Pries fiancee of Brown who was present at the time of Brown's murder that Dunlap was the Man who shot and killed Brown Identified Other Pieter In her statement to lisShane and tenderson Miss Pries declared pos Alva)y that the Placerville Dunlap was the man the authorities should arrest for Brown's murder although she bad previously identified by a picture Harry Dunlap notorious "badge bandit" wanted in various cities of California for crimes ranging in murders and hold-Ups of aui tornobile parties to crimes against women as the murderer On this prior identification of a picture of Harry Dunlap the Sac ramento County Grand Jury last Fall returned an indictment against him for murder VIIITSCAL IMILAHMEg Au I feature of the case it that Harry Dunlap sad Harry Dunlap aot only bear a remarkable facial resemblance to each other but that both were bora In Peteoville Pa both came West about the same tinge both worked in the ell fields In the vicinity of Bakersfield Cal at about the same time and both have previous prison reeorde So great is the resemblance of Harry Dunlap to Harry Dunlap that several months ago Sheriff Charles Woods of El Dorado County and Sheriff William Traeger of Los Angeles arrested the Placer: villeDunlap in the belief he was I Harry Dunlap an arrest which le resulted in the filing of a suit or false arrest against Woods a The suit was decided in Woods' favor Tuesday in the superior court at Placerville Testifies To Resemblance It was while acting in the cape- ity of a witness at the suit against Woods that Miss Florence Pries of Sacramento first came face to face with Harry Dunlap She testified under oath that the plaintiff in the damage suit resembled the man who had killed Harry Brown After leaving the stand and hearing Harry Dunitp speak a characteristic expression "Pop me off" Miss Pries exclaimed: "'Pop ma off" Those were the i very words the bandit used when he Shot Harry" Learning of these facts Chief of Police McShane yesterday summoned Miss Pries to his office where she oxry II Town Placer Nits Al Harry A comp'eint triet Atte' terda I Brown bel ber leth s- acrament teeth's get Detective rested bin afternoon Dualan't 'tient mad n- erd Meg Miss Flo' Brown III of Brown't the man Is Idlest la her a 4 enderson tively tlu Iwas the el arrest for she had picture badge be cities of int in mu i totnobile 1 women al On thio picture of remento Fall rattir him for tr Vigt1 Alt sin' that Harr Deals I able feels other hal Boonville almost the in the el Bakirraftel time and rewords Bo Keel Harry lap that Charles ty and 81 LOU Angf villeDun Harry resulted i false arro a The Ind favor Ti court at Testi It Wel a It aY I tt 3 of Price of to face testified i tiff In tli the man Brown After hearing kn characteri I off Mist Top a very wOr he shot Learnin P- olice McE Miss Priei positively stated that the Placerville Dunlap was the man who had shot and killed Brown 31oShane took Miss Pries to the office of the district attorney where she 'reiterated her declaration Cimino reelect Alibi Questioned by Chief McShane last night following his arrival at the city Jail Dunlap declared he has a perfect alibi to prove that be was net in Sacramento on the night of September 11 Ith when Brown 11111111 He readily said September leth occurred on Tuesday and ex plained the fact that he knew this by the statement that he bad had occasion to look it up during hie suit against Sheriff Woods The Placerville Dunlap said he Is 40 years of age while Harry Dunlap is described as 40 'ears old: a check of his bight brought out the fact that he is more than an Inch taller than Harry Dunlap Never Out Of Pi Dunlap denied any acquaintance with Harry Dunlap He said he visited Placerville six years ago while automobile touring in that region on a fishing and camping trip He said he stayed there several weeks and two years later located there in the tailoring and pressing business Dunlap declared he had never been Out of the city of Placerville on any occasion since his aocation there except on weekend fishing trim To Be Finger-printed Dunlap will be finger-printed today by Captain Max Fisher of the police bureau of identification His photograph also will be taken Late to-day it is expected that Dunlap will be taken before the district attorney for questioning The Only Subdivision In Sacramento Reserved Exclusively For Homes FRUIT RIDGE Heilbron Oaks is It 'is a tract protected by proper restrictions which assure high grade homes and prevent the encroachment of commercial buildings vo stores flats or apart- 'vents HOUSE WILL TRY To PASS BONUS See These Homes All In He Aron Oaks The Windsor Cottage 2901 25th Street Built and Furnished bi John Breuner Co The Dorchester Rouse 2920 25th Street Built by Fred Hostetter Furnishtd by Dunn and Frazier The Four Gables 2762 26th Street Built by Reed Furnished by Frazier Choice lots as low as Mk Terms as low as $50 down and $10 per month Street Improvement on the 10-year payment plan There is no better locatio'n for yourhome than in this beautiful tract (Continued Prom Page One) to override the president's disapproval Expense Held Too Greet The president in his veto message estimated that payment of the bonus would oothmit the nation to an average annual expenditure of $114- 000000 for the next twenty years At the nd of the twenty-year period be maid the government would be faced with the necessity of eeltlng $2400000000 in bonds a major financial undertaking which he argued might jeopardise the value of federal securlitlesi then outstanding KNOWLAND SAYS PUBLIC IS LACKINO IN CIVIC INTEREST HEILBR011 OAKS CO I 1 --r- I IIINION It i 1 Plal I 1 1 I pi 1 111 s't i o) f'1 1 I i 'A No l' 1 1 i 1 4 i I I 1 i I 1 i i 1 I i i 1 1 i er1-- The regular monthly social meeting of the IAdies Aid Socibty of the Method tat Church will be held to-night at O'clock at the home of Rev and Mrs Ellis Preliminary plans will be made for a dramatic entertainment and recital to be held at Masonic Temple iii Oak Park on May 27th Mrs Telma Zetta Wilbur will be In charge of the program for the affair General improvement work is in arogrees on the exterior of the Wesley Methodist Church The High School Girl's Bible Class of the Methodist Church will hold a box social on Friday night May 23rd at the church The proceeds derived from this affair will go toward the fund being raised to defray expenses of the renovation work on the church Mrs A Schneider is in charge of the affair The regular meeting of the Fruit Ridge Boy Scouts will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the school audi1 torium A food sale will be held at the Fruit Ridge School to-morrow at noon by members of the parent-teacher association The committee in charge of the sale is as follows: Cake Mrs Vat Horn chairman Mn A Davies Mrs A Feist and Mrs A Crook sandwiches Mrs Holland chairman Mrs A Nocetti Mn Eisinger and Mn Sargent salad Mrs Duncan chairman Mre Cement Mn George Shouse and Mrs it I Ennis ice cream Mrs A Lee chairman Mrs McClung Mrs1 Stevens Mrs Cassel and Mrs Giddy Arrangements are complete for a dance to be given to-morrow night at the Fruit Ridge School auclItorlum by members of the Fruit Ridge baseball team Cassel and George Pickey are in charge of the affair The proceeds derived from the affair will go toward a fund being raised to purchase equipment for the team 1 I 209-211 Capital National Bank Bldg 7326 Drive out 24th or SOth streets 'or take 2Ist street car direct to Heilbron Oaks Tract office corner 24th and 4th avenue 1 I Henning secretary of the Sacramento Community Chest is assisting in the work of preparing 1 for the annual gathering of chit dren at ftunmount Camp near It is through the aid of the 1 community chest that this and I Other phases of the work are car-red on by the association Miter geek Advice 1 Telling of the work of the assts elation Ilenning said: I 'Nothing can show better the I need in a community of such an organization as the Sacramento Tuberculosis Association than a visit to the headquarters of the association at 91114 Sixth Street On some clinic morning Hers will be found mothers and children men and 1 women of all ages who come to 1 secure the best possible medical advice i "The tuberculosis association Is inot altogether a charitable institu tion although it does a great deal I of charitable work in the way of i giving free medical service free 'Summer outings for under-nourished children and free nursing in the homes It Is fundamenally a 1 health and preventive organization I land its work reaches into the farthest corner of the city Made Public Appeal "Ths splendid service is the outgrowth of a group of interested citizens who in 1911 laid the foundation for this association and the first financial support towards it was given by a generous Sacramento citizen who donated the sum of $1200 Shortly afterwards the city of Sacramento gave financial assistance as well as the county Later the demands became so heavy upon the association that appeals had to be made to the public and a large portion of its support was derived by the annual sale of Christmas seals inaddition to other contributions made Since the existence of the community chest the association is financed largely thriugh the chest although additional funds are Still available from both city and county "Arrangements have been made to take 120 children to Sunmount located near Colfax this Summer commencing June 23rd and each group of sixty children is to remain at the camp for a period of five weeks "Parents interested in having their children go to this camp should immediately get in touch with the association's secretary "This camp has not only proven a playground but statistics show positively that a real good is being accomplished and most children there return home healthier i stronger and gain in weight one of the chief reasons for the treatment Conducts Nutrition Work "In addition to examinations given at the office of the arsocia'Hon it also carries on the nutrition I work in schools and has been very in a recent movement at 1 Weimer making it possible for I many of the patients to earn Money 1through their own endeavor I "In 1923 477 children between the i ages of 1 and 15 years were exam ined at the office-' eighty-six be-I tween the ages of 15 and 25 and 1348 over 25 years of age Two hundred and fourteen children were 'examined for camp purposes alone 12424 home visitations were made to children between ages of 1 and 15 1 years 254 to children and adults Ibetween 15 and 25 and 1385 visitations to persons over 25 years of lage "The annual operating expenses for the year 1924 will amount to about $16000 of which sum 16580 is obtained from the community chest the remainder coming from other sources The entire outlay Iof funds Is used for the maintenance of the organization its Sum' mer camp at Sun Mount and care for children attending the camp "The association while local In Its organization co-operates closely with the state and national tuberculosis association The Organization "The working organization of i the association is composed of General Secretary Mrs Edson a nurse and an assistant nurse and a stenographer The medical staff is I compoued of the following physiI clans: Dr Baird Dr Oscar 1 Johnson Dr Ir Scatene Dr Lipp Dr Zimmerman Dr Paul Christman and Dr George Briggs "The group of citizens serving as director and guiding the association are! McKevitt President William Geary Fred Connor Havely Tra Boss Eugene Benjamin Dr Cress Dr Baird Fontaine Johnson Frank Christophel John Intr Albert Elkus and James Davis This 1 board is supported by an additional boar dot directors and an auxiliary board" Open Afternoons and Evenings Rotary Club Speaker Discusses Political Situation At Washington Decries Present Inquiries TAX RELIEF DEMANDED He added that regardless of party affiliations the public is clamoring for tax relief and that the government has no money to bestow on any particular class Veterans would be better off he said if relieved of the high taxes which the bonus legislarbn would make necessary Tax reduction he mentioned in articular would be a great help to agricultural ADVERTISEMENTS 0' a-- At flue which is being erected by Nicholas Extensive improvements are being made on the property of Vito at 2767 ganta Clara Way A new five-room dwelling is be trig erected at 2630 Santa Clarg Way by A Lopez Tuba City where they have been visiting with Mrs Hamilton The latter was recently a visitor in Del Paso las Ditwell lett yesterday for a two weeks' vialt to be spent with relatives in Alameda The Del Paso Methodist Church will give a picnic supper to-morrow night at 6:30 in the church parlors Poor Circulation at 50 Is the Underlying Cause of Many Ills i Poor 1 Is Cau: RIO LINDA OAK PARK ganization to attend the next social meeting in Dal Paso of the club to I Ibe held May 28th Every member 1 of the Del Paso club was requested to meet at the clubhouse Tuesday levenini May 27th at 8 o'clock for the purpose of decorating the in-1 Itenor of the clubhouse preparatory to entertaining the visiting club1 The annual high jinka of the club will be held June 28th It was de' cided to hold a minstrel shove at the clubhouse on June 7th Mrs A al JOIleS was named chairman of committee to arrange for an enter-1 tainrnent to be held in June A committee composed of Mrs 11 Wood and Mrs Cottrell was named to arrange for a card party to be held May 24th at the club house A refreshment committee was appointed for the next social meeting as follows: Mre A Rippe) and Mrs Wood Mrs Wood and Mrs A Jones will be In charge of the entertainment Mrs Wood and daughter returned yesterday afternoon from The Sacramento County Court of Honor of the Boy Scouts will be held at the Rio Linda School tomorrow evening at I o'clock scout work by the troops musks and the awarling of merit badges wilt be the program of the evening Mr Mary Hoffman who woo taken suddenly ill on Monday evening is somewhat improved The choir of the Methodist Church will meet for practice to morrow evening at the church DEL PASO Preparations are being made by members of the Leland Stanford Parent-Teacher Association for a dance to-morrow night at O'clock in the school The proceeds derived from the affalrwill be donated to the Pine Tree Patrol of Boy Scourt Troop No IC The Boy Scouts will supervise the affair and the following association members will act to patron eeeee Mrs Irving Rainier Mrs Harry Hanson and Mrs Bolan Building operations have commenced on a new four-room dwelling and garage at 4725 Ninth Ave The Calumet and Hanle mine la the Lake Superior replon is the richest copper mine in the world If you are tick and want to Get Weil and Keep Well write for literature that tells How and Why this almost unknown and wonderful new eiement brings relief to so Friany sufferers from Constipation Rheumatism Sciatica Gout Neuritis Neuralgia Nervous Prostration High Blood Pressure and diseases of the Stomach Heart Lund's Liver Kidneys and other ailments You wear Degnen's Radio-Activa Solar Pad day and night receiving the Radio-Active Rays continuouqly into your system causing a healthy circulation overcoming sluggishness throwing off impurities and restoring the tissues and nerves to a normal condition--and the next thing you know you are getting well gold on a teet proposition You are thoroughlY sailefied it Is helping you before the aPplianoe is yours Nothing to do but wear It No trouble or expense and the most wonderful fact about the ppliance Is that It is sold so reasonable that it is within the reach of ail both rich and poor No matter how bad your ailment or how long etanding we will be pleased to have you try It at Our risk For full Infer311KtiOn write tomorrow Radium Appliance Co 658 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles Calif 1 If you Weil and literature this air" it new 1Bey out RheUMatil rms Neu tion HiFt eases of litovue tle a Into your circulatiot nese thro' storing 01 normal thing you well sold on thoroughlY yore the aP do but we sod the appliance that it la 1 rich and Pt matte long atandh YOU try It mation wri (mud Applb Loa AnItale Installation of officers was held yesterday afternoon at the Del Faso Clubhouse by members of the Women's Club as follows: Mrs Bishop president Mrs Wood first vice president Mrs Cottrell second vice president Mrs Westoby secretary Mrs Wood treasurer Mrs A Rippey outgoing president gave a brief talk which was responded to by Mrs Bishop Mrs Rippey also reported on the recent convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs of Northern California held recently in Sacramento It Wag decided to hold picnic supper at 6:80 o'clock next Saturday night at the clubhouse The club dccided to send an Invitation to the North Sacramento Women's Club requesting the or dWic Owe No Bona "We mast either abandon our theory of patriotism" said the president or abandon this bill We owe no bonus to the able-bodied soldiers of the world war "Patriotism le one of the highest and finest of human virtues" the president continued and it cannot be bought or sold To offer money for It destroys it" Message Called Inanit The tide of enthusiasm for the bill ran so high after the veto megsage had been received that there were insistent demands for an immediate vote Republican leader Longworth tried in vain to get an agreement to delay the roll-call until next week In objecting to the Longwerth proposal Representative Rankin Democrat Mississippi declared the message of the preaident insult' to the let the war So overwhelming has been the sentiment for a bonus in the house that re-passage there is generally conceded In the senate the count will be closer Harding Precedent Followed It was the second time in twenty months that a bonus bill had been returned to congress by the White House without presidential sanction Late in 1922 President Harding vetoed a bill to give an optional bonus to former service men It was passed over the veto by the house but failed of re-paesage in the senate By his action to-day Coolidge only re-emphfsized the policy of governmental economy he had outlined in vetoing the Bursum bill but carried forward a tenet of political faith announced in his first message to congress last Fall In that message he devoted exactly nine words to the bonus issue: "I do not favor the granting of a bonus" Further Efforts Feared Fear was expressed by the executive that if the bill should become law further efforts would be made along the same line He asserted that already suggestions bad been made for a cash bonus In addition to the benefits carried in the pendins bill and added that "such action logically would be encouraged if this bill becomes law" "Neither the rich nor the profiteers will meet this expense" he Said "All of this enormous sum has to be earned by the people of this country through their toil They must earn it: they' must pay it They are not deserving of any such treatment Our business is not to Impose upon them but 'to protect them" atilvitratzmiA IO Sulphur IJoseph It Know land of former representative in congress to-day told the members of the Ito-I I tary Club in a luncheon address I that when government falls it is due to a lack of interest on the part of the people Knowland said that a lack of the proper interest in city state and national government is responsible when things go wrong oCivic COI116001111111POS NeededP "What we need in America" said Knowland "is a greater civic consciousness There was never a greater need for this than there is at the present time "One of the greatest weaknesses In America to-day is the disposition on the part of The People not to assume the full responsibility of citizenship in civic affairs There are few citizens who are willing to assume their full responsibility in either city state or national government Spasmodic Politically "The People are spasmodic in what they do politically Things are done In waves Then they find that they are too busy to assume the responsibilities of government and the activity ceases "It means something to be a citlt sen of the United States Do we not owe as a matter of public duty the devotion of our time or money In the upbuilding of the community 111 which we live? "Congress at the present time is shot to pieces and is without intelligent leadership Investigations are in progress and they are Battening to the charges of ex-train robbers giving those onttrial no opportunity to defend th mselves They are conducting investigations I along lines that would not be al-'lowed In any court of the smallest village of the United States Decries Bloc Tendency "I decry the tendency in congress toward the formation of blocs Blocs are without responsibility and they either block legislation or force the majority to do something which they know Is not the Proper thing "I believe in party responsibility and I always want to see in congress a strong virile minority to keep tab on the majority whether it be of my party or not "I regret to use the movement to attack the United States supreme court and also the desire to submit the decisions of the court to congress and to a vote of the people "The supreme court has upheld the sanctity of treaty and constitutional law and has stabilized our 'international standing I submit that it would be extremely dangerous to embark upon this thing" Praises State Knowland said California Is a state where it is pleasant to live end where there is also great prosperity He said Siacramento has Played an important pert in the history of the state and that the tslative Sons of the Golden West have received many of their chief inspirations from the historic past of this city Sacramento is tone of the truly rrogressive cities of the state Knowlend said in spite of the fart that In many inste nee ea WM eittel are rot classed among the imost progressive I' it SUBLIMED -you'll feel awake when your mouth is clean! lab Law aw lel Cie( DUSTING GROUND We have Just recelved a shipment of the finest Imported sulphur A bag or a trainload Write or call for prices and samples Use a teaspoonful of the yleatessmouthwitsh tomorrow morning Thu sweetdcan mouthwill make you feel brighter And you promeryour health a the I same time toot Use a teal Forma-Zi Viermetz tomottOy haeswee apouthiril "onkel lil you prom health I same tim -the rash lug ing i i 1 erl 1 Mohr kii QUALITY I Ilth 8t 1 SERVICE DELICATESSEN Thp warm weather is upon us and naturally we try to keep away from fire and our thoughts turn to cold food and that la where we chine Do not take our word that we have the 'best salads boiled and baked hams and all kinds of cookedmeata in A trial will convince you GUARANTEED Square-Hant Eastern Hams Pure Lard' Another fresh lot of these Sausage popular eastern hams 'list One more pale of this pure kettle rendered lard A out of motto All of the high Pomething new and up-to- date This sausage is made grade hams higher but we will stay with that pop square and about the sire of rg an lbs net weight ular price a Pullman teat of bread Just 25c per lb the thing for the lunch basket ITALY OR wHoLs 25c per lb sliced $110 each rverr Day Beverages Mock Ducks Picnic Hams sortment of beverages in Just compare thes'e bright We have the largest as- I ant an good 1111 leg St St- fresh looking little hams Sacramento Try Anheu- most half the price and then note the price ser Busch Budweiser the to $100 each best and most healthful or 22c per lb 15c per lb drink on the market 'me Smoked Loin of Pork I Fruits and Vegetables The lean piece of smoked pork cut from the choicest part of the hog no bone de- Come in and pee our display of fruits licious cooked with lintels lima beans or and vegetables note how clean and sant- cabbage tary everything looks how free from flies 32c per lb and dust and you will never buy elsewhere ANNOUNCEMENT We are the authorized headquarters for the famous Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods that have brought new health to thousands I Lagomarsino Sons jog 211hosAmotoc "IgnIVIN0VP1- imm ermoseloo '10mor 0 I A 0110 1511L I ti (12 Ir 11111 mconc Or I 1Pfiltsimor 0 LeFollette Atimirer Declares He Will Run FTtEEPORT (III) Ma 1 genator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin will run as an independent candidate tor president "if both the major parties nominate reactionaries" and when he has become convinced that there is a demand from the people that he make the race Raleigh former mayor of Freeport so declared to-day Raleigh is chairmen of a La Follette-for-president jPt Ph a San P12061103 Ca1(1) jvfriagei San Ptantha 302 St SACRAMENTO CALM Nix 1144 Ddit omtoco Ddll 1 It fklil 11 AI IR 17 el co Pt5 Jik RI 'ANA trip a Z11 I (gime safe Milk Far infants invalids Children The Aged plasotihieNeCookina A Lipht Lunch IPAr Avoid Imitations Substitutes 1 a ti N'l When Tea have emiraes to be II moved or elivered ea sal 433 g(i' safe Milk For Infante Invalids Children The Aced Laziness Overeating Not Obesity's Cause This Doctor Declares LOS ANGELS May people who blame their adiposity to exceselve food Intake and lack of exercise are dealing with an exaggerated supposition That opinion was expressed by Dr 'ismer of the University of California who read a paper on the subject of obesity at the meeting of the California State Medical Association in convention here "The big factor in obesity is the ductless gland" said the doctor "Ineufficient functioning of any one of several glands will almost invariably produce adiposity and often of exixeme grade The obesity of children le almost always of gland ular origin' 'EAT AND GET WELL 4- AMIENT BURGLAR PitarECTs Suspected of having burglarised the Dinty Moore Cafe 1207 I Street on April Ith two men who gave the namem of Creighton and Joseph Sapp tor were arreated at 721 0 Street late yeaterday afternoon The arrest was made by Detctive Sergeant Frank Me Allister and Detective Al Babayco ACCREO EV1)1(7E-B NEW YORK May Deeper said by the Pollee to be an English youth with many was indicted by a grand jury to-day for the theft of 29000 worth of gems from Mrs Howard Johnson wife of a playwright 4 AT WASHINGTON: Cleveland 11 9 0 Washington 4 18 0 8 Smith and Myatt Martina and Rua 'Never was a title more fitting to any subject than the title for Never any a Fournier Hits Two Homers In One Game DIABET 1 McLAUGHLIN i IST LOUIS May Brooklyn first basomen hit his sixth and seventh home runs of the I season in to-days game with the Cardinale His first was off Stuart lin tho seeond with none on and the other 'n the seventh off Bell with one 0111 sixth and seventh season in to-day'l Cardinals Ills fir Ifl the other 'n the with one 0111 There are no 'its" or about what you should eat and what you should not eat You eat what you need This book will be sent FREE to any sufferer of dia- beteg) Write Rieharta Dept 135 tail 424 St Ire There about what what tas DRAYING COMPANY now mr-s 'PAN mow a IVO 1 11 II) 1011 Irma Mt la A I AMR.