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I 0E101111 ruin DIES III PLUM OVER PRECIPICE Judie Piestoll Will Speak hi 'Grass Valley PAGES 9 To 16 1 THE SACRAMENTO BEE1 Superior California News Coin try LifeFinandal I SACRAMENTO CAL SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 26 J93I NO 21321 1 1 Superior California News Coin try Life Finandal NO 21321 PAGES 9 TO 16 SU VOL 1150 RANCHER NEAR CORNING DIES BY OVII1 HAND RIOTS INVADE RENO FOR GREAT REMONIAL GRASS VALLEY (Nevada Co) Sept 26--Judge Hugh Preston presiding justice of the Third Die- Wet Court of Appeal will be the principal speak- or at the Fall 401 meeting of the Nevada Placer- sierra Counties Bar Association meeting here If this evening A delegation of state officials connected with the varions courts will accompany Judge Preston ni Sacramento and Placer and Sier- ra attorneys will ilintantIONIMM11100 JU DG attend in addiFRESTON tion to all local atorneys Armstrong former district attorney es secretary of the association is making the necessary arrangements Despondency Causes Henley vine Man To Shoot Himself Minas Coroner Buries Victim Of Supposed Accident QUINCY (Plumes Co) Sept 26 The body of an unidentified man was buried here yeerday in the county cemetery by Coroner Moody The main was found at the foot of a thirty-foot bluff from which he had apparently fallen on the east branch of the North Fork of the Feather ftiver near Paxton He was Shabbily clothed and wore no hat nor Coat He was about 60 veers of age There was no mark of identification on his person and the contents of his pockets were but 150 cents It is thought that he died of exposure after being stunned by the fall front the bluff No Clues Found Sheriff A Braden who went to the scene when summoned by Solon Luzzader of Paxton and Coroner Moody searched the surrounding country for traces of a camp thinking the unknown man might have been hunting or min-Mg but no evidences of this kind were found Charles Penfield postmaster at Paxton declared that the man had tot called there for mail Many Paxton residents viewed the body In an endeavor to aid officers in Identification Governors Rolph And Balzar Will Head Colorful Parade CALIFORNIA--DELEGATION WILL BE 1000 STRONG Sacramento And Stockton Pyramids Charter Special Train Scenes Reflecting Glory Of Old Jacinto Scenes Reflecting ig Glory Of Old Jacinto A '''''''2 '1 ts N-'-- Ati 1 1 A A 4 tr is '4 A I f' ks s0S 4 'tj --w 1- 2' 4 0 tt? cjrk 14i' rl II i pc: gibil 1 ii 4 a4'4'1 '''4: 7711 '4 4 A 4' 4 A04ft L'' Nei: ''r 'of :44 i -qk I ''4k -'1 ii r4414tft A 4 -4 441 "--1 i f' i ik 40ii i i 214 jik ik 'I' 'IP 6 't '4'' ----1 11 1: LA: 1:: At itir4Z174' lil 11 4 al 1'44 1 44s1 4 pi '1's '-v 0047----7--e-- ''1-- v0 4i4 'i 0 1 ii6 3 wit -1A 3:::: rc1 4 ---t iiia44014i1740- -L rt 71 if 16- '4 4V :11 'Arttu004 'c 5Agy iz 117t4t 4 i' :2:: 11144 IS Bear Slim Self Defense Story Probed CORNING (Tehama Co) Sept 26-170 Wain Zielke 39 prominent rancher of the Henleyville district west of this city committed suicide early this morning by shooting himself through the head with a 22-caliber revolver Despondency over financial difficulties and the deathof his wife Mrs Emma Zielke about two years ago and the death of his mother a few months ago is believed to have prompted the act Shot Not Heard Zielke is believed to have shot himself about 5 o'clock this morning just outside the window of his father's room from which he had obtained the revolver The shot was not heard by the father and it was not until Zielke was missed at breakfast time that a search was started and the body was found outside of the house The deceased is survived by his father A Zielke and four daughters Martha Ruth Juanita snd Patricia Zielke and one brother Leonard Zielke of Red Bluff Arrangements for the funeral have not been made HOMECOMING GRANGE DAYS MARK FAIR RENO (Nev) Sept special trains and automobiles hundreds of Scioto are invading Reno from Superior California pyramids for one of the greatest ceremonials ever staged by the order in the West To-night a colorful parade headed by Governors James Rolph Jr of California and Fred Balser of Nevada is to be held in the business section of Reno 'Die California delegation is expected to be 1000 strong led by Stephen Blewett of Stockton supreme pharoah and Ferey West of Sacramento deputy supreme pharoah alley Units Participate The famed bands and patrols of Sacramento Stockton and other metropolitan centers will participate in the parade and ceremonial with the patrols bands South Sea Island cannibals drum corps and harem izuards of Auburn Roseille Marysville Red Bluff Placerville San Rafael Jackson Portola Westwood Susanville and other pyramids About 500 Sciots from the vent-MIS Nevada pyramids will Join in the festivities The movement started with a proposal by Sacramento and Stockton pyramids that they participate with Reno in a Joint ceremonial and soon embraced most Of the pyramids throughout Superior California An elaborate program for reception and entertainment of the visiting Sc lots has been directed by Dr A Da Costa aupreme representative for Reno and Miller toparch of Reno pyramid BRIDE 14 SUIT VIOULD ANNUL Pictured above are: Top the Glenn mansion set amidst 'lowering trees and still carefully kept grounds as it looks to-day Bottom a gigantic rose bush which is banked sixty feet high and which was planted by Mrs Glenn many years ago Inset left Dr Glenn and right the last photograph of Mrs Glenn both now deceased the former in 1883 and the latter in 1891 EMISCENT of the days beyond a half century ago is the old NI Glenn Mansion On the bank of the Sacramento River at Jacinto Glenn County The mansion still one of the showplaces of the county 116 a showplace in the days when Jacinto was a thriving center for stage lines and river transportation when it was the headquarters for the 05000-acre wheat ranch operated by Dr Hugh Glenn a character of the early days Glenn County Show At Orland Closes To-night Stock Pa-ride This Afternoon ORLAND (Glenn Co) Sept Th's is the closing day of Glenn County's annual district fair at Orland It is home coming and Grange day and due to the former there is expected to be a large turnout of former residents of this district Livestock judging contests were yield this morning This afternoon the stock parade showing many pure bred animals is a feature Historic Glenn Mansion Is Glenn County Landmark Rice Threshing Record Claimed Tehama Parents Say Daughter Was Illegally Wedded In 1929 RED BLUFF (reitama Co) Sept and Mrs Sam Swinney of this city filed suit in the superior court here yesterday to have the marriage of their daughter Mrs Crystal Adelie Swinney Lee to Earl Douglas Lee of Los Angeles annuled on the ground that the bride was not of the age of consent when the ceremony was performed in Los Angeles on October 2 1929 Mrs Lee was only 14 years of age when she was married She Is now living here with her INDIAN VALLEY GRANGE OPENS INITIAL FAIR LEGION SHOOT ADDS EVENTS tIROVILLE (Butte Co) Sept 26 Mike Sahrakoff of Lincoln is being held in the county jail while Investigation is being made of his claim that he killed a 350-pound bear out of season In self-defense near Cascade last Tuesday Sahrakoff testified yesterday before Justice of the Peace Harry Hills that he was hunting when he suddenly encountered the bear It was walking toward him and be fired twice before he killed it only a few feet away The court unable to decide whether the man was Justified in the killing continued the case until this afternoon Taylor London game warden who swore to the complaint will report following a trip to Fall River to see if he could find the boar's carcass and to ascertain whether or not the residents of the district considered the bear dangerous Bay Point Formally Becomes Port Chicago WASHINGTON Sept I The post office department has issued an order changing the name of Bay Point Calif to Port Chicago The postmaster general Is expected to sign an order to-day formally completing the change "You Can't Fool Me' Says Suspect Now In Jail 11 AM ILLE (Lassen' Co) Sept 26--When the Quality Cafe opened yesterday morning at 4:30 AM it was discovered that the place had been robbed and the money box stolen Deputy Sheriff George Dobyns was called and in thirty minutes had the money and the suspected robber Harry Fanning a former employe at the cafe Dobyns went to Fanning's home in the Cornell addition routed him out of bed and told him to give up the box and $630 in change which i contained At first he denied any knowledge of the robbery When informed that the fingerprints of the man who had done the Job had been taken and it was the deputy's intention of taking his prints Fanning laughed and told Dobyns: "You can't fool me with that stuff I had socks on my hands" Fanning was taken to jail after that Showplace Was Once Headquarters For 63000-Acre Wheat Ranch Rooms Filled With Curios A WORLD'S record for threshing rice is claimed for II Christenson and on of the Tudor district who have ateraged better than 2000 bags a day since starting to thresh last Monday The best day's record was made on Thursday when they threshed 2446 bags To Bathe Or--- Wash Dishes Was Yoh) Controversy Exhibit Is Expected To Become Annual Affair At Taylorsville Horseshoe Contest Planned Many Entrants Are Assured Another Suit Filed Against School Board RAISIN POOL FRAUD ALLEGED WOODLAND (Yo lo Co) Sept row between a Filipino dihh- washer and a countryman who wanted warm water in a tank for bathing purposes led to near gunplay yesterday Ramos wanted to tale a shower and Ga Ilardo wanted to use the water for dishwater Ramos is alleged to have knocked his countyman down with the butt of a pistol and Undersheriff Forrest Monroe wao called to settle the dispute Monroe took the men'm guns and told them the trip to lail would be a two-some if trouble did not cease TAYLORSVILLE (MMUS Co) Sept 26 Advance preparations for the first Indian Valley Grange Fair to-day assuring its OUCCe8S Perry director of the fair announced to-day that the Grange would sponsor a fair each year The Grange has been in existance for three years The fair which opens at 7 A is largely agricultural Livestock will probably be added next year Poultry is being shown this year Ill Give Dance The fair will close to-night with a dance The bands of the Quincy and Greenville High Schools will give concerts and a program ham been prepared by the Indian Valley school children Seven schools have exhibits A horseshoe throwing contest will be held this afternoon Mrs Clarence Taylor is manager of the fair which 18 being held in the Tirylorsville town hall ROSEVILLE (Placer Co) Sept a horseshoe throwing contest as an added attraction a response from a wide area is expected to be made to-morrow in entrants for the annual American rlegion Blue Rock Shoot and buck stew The event will be at the Doyle Field A Mealla is in charge and is making plans to entertain sportsmen from all of Superior California Special entertainment has been planned for the women attending and for those not interested in blue rock shooting Several bucks have been donated by hunters for the buck stew which is to be prepared by John Gnagi the legion chef Trophies valued at more than $200 will be offered In the blue rock shoot there will be four classes including a special class for those who are novices A 20-gauge shotgun event has been planned Hotel Men Ask For Modification In Liquor Laws RED BLUFF (Tebama Co) Sept trustees of the Moon School District near here are now facing a second court battle as a result of the alleged illegal ousting of Mrs Frances Hesse Clark of Corning as one of the teachers in the school with the filing here yesterday of the action of Mrs Emma MrPhee a taxpayer of the Moon District who seeks an injunction against the trustees to prevent them from paying Matthew Rumbolz Mrs Clark's successor his salary Mrs Clark filed a mandamus nroceedings against the trustees on September 18th to force the trustees to reinstate her to the position from which she claims she was illegally ousted The hearing on her petition he been set for Monday October 5th Que thins BudreL Mrs McPhee's action claims that only $2700 was budgeted for teachers' salltriPti in the district and that if the board pays full salaries to Mrs Clark Rumbolz and Mrs Princie Shimmin who is also a teacher in the Moon School the salary item will amount to 83720 Mrs Alta 13Ohrt the county sunerintendent of schools and Mrs Rose Kuhn the county auditor are also named as defendants in Mrs McPhee's action Reckless Woman Driver Is Jailed ships or 400 canal boats It cost $90000 in freight that year to get the wheat to market Ran For Gmernor Dr Glenn was a candidate for governor ot California at one time against hitt wishes He was put in nomination by the party of the New Constitution but was defeated by Governor Perkins Politics was never in the thoughts of Glenn he insisting that he was a farmer first last and all the time Born in Augusta County Virginia September 18 1824 he was married to Miss Nancy Httrridon Abernethy also of Virginia on March 13 1849 lie left his bride two months later and started for California on May 12 1849 in what was the first of his fourteen trips He returned to Virginia in 1851 and brought his bride to California with him settling at Jacinto However the old urge for the East was in him and he returned Coming back to California in 1853 he had a battle with Indians While crossing Utah a band of Snake and Shoshone lidians stole the' horses of the party Glenn trailed them catching up to them a few hours later Battled Indians The band consisted of ten Indians well armed with rifles while Glenn had nothing but a revolver Taking a position behind a big boulder Glenn exhausted his ammunition and the Indians were closing around him when the remainder of his party came up to drive thorn away During the time that Dr Glenn owned the 65000 acres in California he was known as the "Wheat King of the World" He was not only a wheat grower but owned a huge ranch in Oregon where one year he sold 15000 cattle He also owned a ranch in Nevada used for the raising of stock This ranch he later sold to Miller Lux et a sum reported to have been over $400000 Fittaliv Shot In February J883 Dr Glenn was fatally shot by his secretary Huruni Miller For a short time after his death the farm wits operated by the administrators but this was soon given up and it was broken up and sold in small parcels A great part of the Glenn Grant was purchased by the Sacramento Valley Irrigation Company and subdivided in later years Mrs Glenn survived her husband for several years dying in September 1891 Placer Officer Former Colusa Woman Are Wed Stockton Park Gets Bequest For Improvement EUREKA I Humboldt Co) Sept hundred delegstes to the annual California Hotelmen's Associat con convention planned their closing SeStliOn today after electing nPW officers and choosing Del Monte as their 1932 convention city Angeles Wag modifics permit light adopted at a only one Senator County dM11MbiNOM QUINCY (Plumes Co) Sept 26 Mrs Olmstead of Westwood was given thirty days in the county jail when found guilty of reckless driving by Justice Carroll of Chester Mrs Olmstead was taken into custody by Traffic Captain a Long Mrs Olmstead began serving her sentence yesterday in the county jail here Fresno Grower Claims Representations In Signup Were False FRESNO Sept 28--0--Md'asteful and extravagant management squandering of moneys by payment of exorbitant salaries and the making of false and fraudulent representations to the federal farm board are charged to the California raisin pool by Jack Herman Fresno grower in an answer filed yesterday to a suit for non-delivery of raisins brought recently by the pool in the superior court After denying the pool's charges that he failed tn deliver fifty tons of raisins to the pool Herman charges that: 1 The California raisin pool did not 8eetire 85 per cent control of the raisin acreage of the state as the contract specified but fraudulently represented to the federal farm board that it h9d said control 2 Herman signed his contract with the pool on false representations that Arakelian a prominent grower had signed a similar contraet 3 The pool's agreement to sell and account for raisins as rapidly as possible and make payments to groweis areordingly the final payment on December 31et for the preceding year's soles has been violet ed insofar as the 1930 crop Is concerned 4 Stabilization fees of $525 per ton for reisine collected and paid to the raisin pool and the California grape control board of San Francisco for purposes of stabilising the grape industry have not been so utilized but instead have been squandered On exhorbitant salaries In conclusion Herman charges that westertil methods have so linpoverished the raisin pool that "defendant is informed and believes that the plaintiff le insolvent and unable to perform its said purported agreement" LOOMIS (Placer Co) Sept 26 DVII it Ilit CIL LAM All The marriage of Anna Brad- elected president ford and Kinney thin morn- A resolution favoring ing in Carson City Nev i of don of liquor laws to pe special interest to the many wine' and beer wan ado friends throughout Superior call- banquet last night with fornia of both the bride and the vote State bridegroom Hans Ne Itinn of Humbok a Mrs Kinney of Co lose held the wax the principal peaket position of auditor and cashier of thp Co lose Sun Publishing ride Reveals Itunv rikr APVPMPPri venrm for seventeen years Ben Frank of Los elected president A resolution favoring thin of liquor laws to wines and beer wan banquet last night with dimeent ing vote State Hans Nelson of Humboldt we the principal epeaker STOCKTON (San Joaquin Co) Sept bequest of $10000 to the city of Stockton for improvement of Louis Park is contained in the will of the late Charles Louis a philanthropist who gave the park to the city This announcement was received yesterday by City Manager Walter Hogan from Irving Ernst a nephew of Louis and executor of the estate The park containing ten acres when given to the city las been increased to thirty-three acres through land reclaimed by dredging operations em hi ly at th Is In to ge Rs of st os rs Writ Hearing May Solve El Dorado Water Problem June Marriage party Kinney whose home is near Loomis has $4PINP(i fill probation officer in Placer County for the past fourteen years Mrs Cyrus Mason and Charles Mason of Sacramento intimate friends of the bride and the groom attended the couple at the wedding which took place at 9 o'clock this morning WILLOWS (Glenn Co) Sept Still standing on the banks of the Sacramento River at Jacinto fourteen miles from Willows is one of the showplaces of Superior California This is the historic mansion of Dr Hugh Glenn after whom Glenn County was named and is yet in the poesession of Mrs Ella Glenn Howard the only surviving child of Dr Glenn Town Fading Away While the old historic town of Jacinto is fast crumbling away with age the beautiful with its stately majeatic trees most of which were planted by Mrs Glenn has withstood the ravages of time in a remarkable manner ThF? houkie itself is a rambling story-and-a-half mansion part of which was built in Virginia and shipped eround the Horn in the early Fifties and erected in Jacinto Soon more room was needed and by 1872 the present home consisting of eighteen rooms was completed The rooms are filled with furniture and kiepsakes Of Dr and Mrs Glenn It has been the idea of Mrs Leonard to preserve the home as much as possible as it was in the early days Donates To Museums During the past few years Mrs Leonard has greetly added to the collections of California museums and has given many articles to the Sutter's Fort in Sacramento and the de Young Museum in San ITancisco At the present time she is preparing a number of articles for display in Sutter's Fort Among them are old dresses and shawls of her mother which she wore while coming to California A quilt cover made from a silk dress purchased in New York in 1851 by Dr Glenn and presented to hie wife will also be donated to the fort Jacinto in those days was a teeming metropolle before the railroad was built through the valley and Willows took its place It was the crossroads for stages and a stopping place Over night for the San Francisco-Portland adage and Reno-Ukiah tithe The historic hotel burned to the ground a few years ago but the brick store and stables are still standing A ferry aerosol the rivr also helped to make Jacinto a center of travel Built First School The first school in this part of the state was built by Dr Glenn a short distance from the house 'This building is still in use but not as a school being used as a storeroom Several scholars of the early Seventies are still living around Willows and remember when Mrs GIPaa had to promise a picnic at leest once in two weeks to induce the children to come to each dny At that tune the Glenn Ranch consisted of 65000 acres of land 45000 of whirh were in cultivation at one time in order for the present-day reader to get some idea of the extensive operations of Dr Glenn it may be said that during the harvest season the payroll often exceeded 2:40000 per month Over 300 eight-mule teame were employed in putting in the crop and the glow teams made one round only of the field during the day A cook house for the men and a feed and water wagon for the teams atcompanied the workers Neared Million Goal In 1880 a crop of 080000 bags of wheat were raked which was the closest Glenn came to his goal of 1000000 bags Of this 27000 tons of wheat were exported to England by Dr Glenn under his own charter and for which he received $800000 convenience ranch was divided into BAVPn Beide the largest of which consisted of 12000 acres The total fencing surrounding these fields amounted to more than 150 miles At the bight of the harvest eason as many as 100 men were employed During the harvest meson much commnt Was made by the press of the state regarding a big threshing machine with a rapacity Of 7000 bushels day and two or three small ma chines A IlleramPato paper commenting on the P40000 bags etstod that 111 would load twenty4our I000-ton Fugitive From Oakland Jailed In Shasta County ROSEVILLE (Placer Co Sept marriage kPpt otecret since Junt 24th was revealed this week to local friends Mims Roma Penland became the bride of Floyd Goidlin on that date at Minden Nev The couple were attended by Mime nettle Falltrick end Alexander Broyer Gostlin who has completed him course at the California College or Chiropody in San Francisco and suceesefully wised the Mate examinations la at present on a world tour and will return home near the middle of November He IN the on of Mr and IMMre Goidlin The bride le the daughter of Mrs Thomem Wentzell of Roseville and Penland of Cedar vine So Imo Damage Suits Settled For Lesser Sums REDDING (Shasta Co) Sept 26 4I( High up on the Trinity Mountain Divide in a lonely cabin William Colby was arrested Thursday on a warrant from Oakland Colby is said to be wanted by the federal authorities Sheriff tublett Sound later in the day that a car In the possewslon of Colby vras alleged to have been stolen In Sacramento from Collins on August Sath 72 Carloads Of Tokays Shipped By Lodi In One Day Lea Says Water Payment Adjustment To Await Congress DLACERVILLE tEl Dorado CO Sept and moporty holders within the El Dorado Irrigation District see in the latent development in litigation involving the district some hope of an early settlement of the uncertainty concerning the dintrict's future water storage development The district has filed in the 'supreme court a petition for a writ of mandate against Its treasurer Browne Legality Threatened This action wad taken when Browne refused to pay from the district funds the claim of the Pelton Water Wheel Company In refusing to pay thie claim Browne pointed out there is some question aR to the legality of such action or at least a question has been raised by Matthew Murray Browne referred to the suits filed by Murray againe the district queetioning the legality of its propaled Weber Creek development Thus to determine whether 'Browne le within hie rights the district according te its attorneys asked for a writ of mandate Attorney's report the California Supreme Court has Imeued an alterInst ive writ of mendate returnable I November 4th and the question will be heard by the supreme Court bane settle Beth Imam The ruling of the supreme court upnn the writ of mandate will in determine and settle the le sue raised by Murray it is stated This being true it means the question will be finally ruled upon without the necessity of a long legal battle involving superior court trials and appeals to the state's highest courto Local irrigation district officials feel that the question is one which must be settled and plate that all other irrigation districts in the state are following the case cloaely Irrigation Tax In El Dorado Is To Be Increased pLACERVILLE El Dorado Co) Sept directora of the El Dorado Irrigation Dintrict announced to-day that the district tax rate for the ensuing final year will be $125 per POO assessed valuation This is an increase of 40 cents Coincident with this announcement the directors ordered an increase of 8 pPr cent in water tes and redueed the wages and salaries of district employee 10 per cent The board of directors issued a statement which paid in part that the hoard "was fared with the problem of having to raise more money than at stor time during the history of the dlatrict This necespity is directly chargeable to the recent litigation which wm instituted against the district" The litigation referred to la the question of the legality of the district's proposed Weber Creek Dam development PW00W HEATS FOUR ROOMS FAIRFIELD (Solana Co) Sept 26 Threo neparate omits fur damage which were filed against William Coreda and his father Cereda of Cordelia by three Vallejo High School girls were mottled out of rout bud week The amount of the compromises has Junt been made publie Grace Reid 19 was allowed $19667 Miss Georgians Kelly 17 the sum of $13S862 and Miss Theresa Oaf was allowed $215110 The original suits filed against the Ceredatt amounted to more than $60000 damages The suits were filed by the girls after they had austained serious injuriee when a car in which they were riding was struck by one driven by young Cereda in Vallejo last February The papers authorizing the guardians of the three girls to compromise the disputed clahns were migned by Judge William O'Connell TRACIOn PLOWS LODI (San Joaquin Co) bept in the 157 cars of grapes shipped Thursday were seventy-two cars of Tokay grapes the largest single days shipment since the season opened Growers are getting afraid of tain damage and are hurrying picking The sesson'e total grape shipments of all varieties now stands at 2979 ears ORLAND (Glenn Co) Sept Congreatiman Clarence Lea in en informal conference with the directors of the water users association the Orland Irrigation Project and membere of the special Grange committee declared that no adjustment of the water paymenta could be made before congress conVPIleS Congress will meet in December Congresiiman Lea set October St or 9Ih as the tentative date for a conference with the committee An adjustment of the payments to the government for the year has been the plan of the committee 11111ii111110 111111101111011 01or- le If you are looking for a plow that has weight etamina and the ability to plow under any conditions you can end your search right here We've got it 'Ask us to show you the McCormick-Deering No 33 Tractor Disk Plow 1E111 MiMirom1 14 01 McLaughlin Draying Co CLARKSBURG RANCHER TO RE BURIZD MONDAY CLARKSBURG (Yolo Co) Sept Lie' retired Yo to County rancher and early settler died yesterdav in his home in Clarke- burg at the age of SS years I He wen the husband of Mrs Mary Lial and was the father of ton children eight of whom are I living They are: Mrs Mary Perry 'Mrs Rose Alamo Mire Emma Serpa hire Celia Leal Mrs Teresa Rogers Mrs "'motto Morrie and Jooeph and George Dal Monday 1 ho funeral will be hold Monday morntng at the Elisabeth's Church in Sacramento followed by intermont In St Joseph's Cemetery 'James It Garlick of Sacramento has charge of funeral directions Lie) a native of Portugal was a bomber of the Lodge EVEN if your car has the Jumps and the wiggles Drive in and our mechanice long trained for theme troubles will quickly eliminate them and send you on your way with a "Satin-fled Smile" on your fare I "TROPIC' CIRCULATOR Now is the time to replace that old sheet metal stove with one of our beim east circulating heater) '39" CASH Also f4old On Tway roments 0 0:11 Et 1015 LI l'---44 dr st Av QuInan IMALPAI 1 MCotlek ''4 Dovetail e-1 Form 0 141111Poteet 1027 Trout St Min 433 MACIIINNRY and Sal MOVING OOMMZRCIAL NAMING TANI szionve -) HOIFITTMO EQVIPINZICT 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