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THE SACRAMENTO BEE FRIDAY MARCH 13 MI IGE TWO Alather "High Tilers" Pass On Review MAXWELL CHIEF OF SUPER VISORS CAPITAL PAIR HELD ON GIRL CHARGES NORRIS DECLARES 'RICH MAN'S SON DEMOCRATS ONLY UNDER SUSPICION 0 (Continued From Page One A1 (Ci onhtindued From Ptiage HOPE FOR WIER Paul 1 Ull LIULIIIILI Painter Indicted For Mistreatment Of Two Children Davit had no connection with the murder the Salinas authorities sent Nomination Of Hoover BY I him to San Quentin Prison to be DA '41114''11tRri (74 tat 4 I 1 gin serving a five-year to life term for burglarYA severe grilling convinced office that the boy's weak mentality was responsible for his attitude Gerald Davidson 60 was rearrested in Oklahoma City after of Republicans Conceded By Senator WASHINGTON March 13---(P-- Senator Norris Republican Nebraska chairman of the Progre5- sive conference said to-day the 4IP 1) 944-- tr otd $44 hz m9 811111rtir'altain i 4' 70104) 44' k2Zrbfoikkmammaovsxw' kJ' ft lPhotos by The Bee Cameraman A story of broken confidence by the alleged mistreatment of two little girls ages 13 and 11 was revealed to-day as the Sacramento County Grand Jury returned secret indictments against George Briggs a painter and his wife Briggs is charged with misconduct with the two children while Mra Briggs is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor Briggs is declared to have committed the acts of misconduct with the consent and knowledge of his wife When the indictments were returned this morning Judge Malcolm Glenn ordered them placed on the secret file and bench war-wants prepared Bail for each defendant was set at $5000 MISS LIZZIE BLISS DIES NEW YORK March 13 (IP) Miss Lizzie Bliss daughter of the late Cornelius Bliss secretary of the interior under President McKinley died last night in her Park Avenue apartment She was 06 supporting the public schools entirely upon the state Other resolutions approved by the convention are: 1 Recommendation against enactment of an assembly bill which would prohibit the rights of counties to condemn land under eminent domain Recommendation against an assembly bill creating a county road superintendent Alien Dills Desired Recommendation that the legislature pass bills designed to rid the state of undesirable and illegally entered aliens Recommendation against a bill making it mandatory to change the boundaries of supervisoral districts every five years Recommendation against the change in the state gas tax law Recommendation that a commission be appointed to study the needs of the state highway system Recommendation against the creation of a new department in the state department of motor vehicles Recommendation against a bill prohibiting the muddying of the waters of the Trinity River on the ground the bill would interfere with mining in Siskiyou and Trinity counties The committee refused to make any recommendation on a pending legislative bill which would allocate water power revenues to the counties of the state The legislative committee made CITY COUNCIL WILL VIEW TREES Ee '4 LI) only hope for a liberal presidentiallficeis here asked comparison of his I finger prints with those of Gerald candidate is in the Democratic Dorset a suspect in the girl slay- Party In a conference with news- inng The police there reported th paper men Norris reiterated the li ger print classification was the formation of a third party wita im practicable same and description of the pris- crier and Dorset were similar He conceded the renomination of President Hoover by the Republic- Many Clues Checked ans and said the Progressives only Hundreds of clues have been hope was in the Democratic Party checked carefully since Virginia Norris did not mention any par- disappeared on her way across the ticular candidate nor did he gite hills between her home and school definite assurance that he would February llth Officers almost had support any specific Democratic abandoned hope of solving the mysnominee tery when a sheepherder found two Against Third Party gunny sacks one containing the lie said however that if the Ile- girl's broken body and the other publicans renominated Hoover and her school and library books Leaf the Democrats named Owen mold on the body indicated the girl Young the Progressives would had teen partly buried and that have nowhere to turn the slayer had become apprehenIn such 811 event Norris con sive disinterred it placed it in a --1 i 1A In-int-01M lerable sack 3nd tossed it from his car on formation of a third party wa im same and description of the practicable oner He conceded the renomination of and Dorset were imilar President Hoover by the Republic- Many Clues Checked ans and said the Progressives only Hundreds of clues have hope was in the Democratic Party checked carefully since Vir Norris did not mention any par- disappeared on her way acros ticular candidate nor did he gite hills between her home and definite assurance that he would Fcbritary llth Officers almos support any specific Democratic abandoned hope of solving the nomine tery when a sheepherder fowl( Against Third Party gunny sacks one containing Ile said however that if the 'Re- girl's broken body and the publicans renominated Hoover and her school and library books the Democrats named Owen mold on the body indicated th Young the Progressives would Mid teen partly buried and have nowhere to turn the slayer had become appr In such an event Norris eon- sive disinterred it placed it would be impracticable sack 3nd tossed it from his el AwmoinnOw'WMA PEIMIIIMMINIONIMIMMEMM 1 alic- -Iiir2 fr 41 a-- i OINIONIMMISIIPIMINNINIMIEMM (Continued From Page One) le) tinuecl it for the Progressives to form a the rnesa third party because of the lack of time for organization purposes be-1 11 tween the dates of the conventions ivavidson Identified and the election As Former Folsom Te1 )tan and the election Roosevelt Trend Seen I As Former Folsom A FRELDIINARY air review was held yesterday at Mather Held in preparation for a military parade and aviation spectacle to be held there next Thursday with the combined local and Rockwell Field forces taking part The occasion will be the honoring of John Boyington of Roseville who is to receive a distinguished service niedal exactly thirty-one years after earning it by heroism in the PLRIppinek In the top photo the 55th and 77th pursuit squadrons may be seen taking otf while the lower picture shows the planes passing on review Twenty-four addit tonal planes from Rockwell Field will aid the Thursday program recommendations on approximately 125 bills opposing the majority of the legislative measures all of which affect county overn merit or the Sixteenth and 0 specimen and the following recommended removals: TWO black walnuts et 201 it ni 207 Streets two of a long row of trees badly overcrowded" One mulberry 2701 Street "poor specimen and Ii)0 MOse to a driveway" Ono orange 1015 0 Street "dying" Four acacias 3124 Street "partly dead and Ph ould be removed proposed to replant with two Oriental Plane trees" One elm MS Street "small crooked and over-topped by two other trees" One Oriental plane 1216 Thirty-third Street ono PIM 4701 Street "one of five or six others gond trees" One umbrella and one elm 205 Twenty-sixth Street It was said toe elm la a twelve-inch specimen at the corner and must be removed and roWonted at another location to permit sidewalk work It is two feet from tho curb said a comprotnise agreement tvas the removal of the corner tree But Councilman Sco Ilan and Ferguson objected strenuously to tushing through any approval particularly when it would mean cuttin the curb and putting in drivt-wav Eight on the corner with the rionsequent storm- ewer drainage troubles Objects To Permit Scollan served notice he would never approve any service station building permit which meant obdtructing the sidewalk on both strips or the corner and on an 6rteriot highway at that Ferguson and Mayor Bidwell pointed out that there seemed sufficient room for driveways without removing any trees The eity mar-tiger had reported that from the corner tree to the next one on on side was thirty-two feet and from the corner tree to the next one ort the other street was twentv-sever and a half feet One of the city 's biggest silver tisements" added Seollan "Is the beautiful effect of Sixteenth Stieet an entrance to the city for motorLits with its handsome shade trees lining both sides uf the -vas 1 Fer- In his concluding address to the Progressive conference yesterday Convict By Morrill Norris suggested the need of an- Gerald Davidson who is being other Roosevelt in the White held by the Oklahoma City police as Idouse He said later however a suspect in the murder of Virthat in making that statement he ginia Brooks at San Diego has had not thought of Govrnor been identified by Clarence Mot- Franklin Roosevelt of New rill superintendent el the state York bureau of criminal identification Nevertheless there was a (119- as Wenzel A Krejci former Fattinct feeling to-day among some som convict and a man with a Army Officers Will Trade Jobs For One Month As Experiment MN FRANCISCO March (Bee Bureau)--Bucking bronchos and big guns are going to provide a months vacation for three of the young second lieutenants who pilot army airplanes at Mather Field Sacramento The occasion for the avitors to shed their wings arose to-day when the ninth corps area headquarters ere decided that army aviators don't know enough about the creeping and galloping ground forces and that the ground troops ought to know more about their flying brothers Accordingly orders were sent to Mather Field for Second Lieutenant Robert 11 Losey to report to-morrow to the lath Calvary at Monterey to try a saddle instead of a cockpit for the coming month for Second Lieutenant Pineas Morrill to report to the 76th Field Artillery at Monterey to learn how big guns are aimed and for Sec-end Lieutenant Daniel Doubleday to join the 63rd Coast Artillery anti-aircraft forces at Fort McArthur San Francisco to learn how the enemies of aviators do their work "Exchange" officers from the zround regiments will report at Crissy Field San Francisco for a month to learn about aviators Democratic leaders that the Pro-Idozen aliases gressives had made a definite bid It was from the alias of Gerald for the nomination of Roo5eelt Dorsie that the identification first with the implication that they was made Fingerprint classificaNcoulcI support him tains telegraphed to Morrill by the authorities at Oklahoma City also corresponded with those of Krejci Senate Favors Move Hi t3 record includes sentences at was made Fingerprint classifications telegraphed to) Morrill by the authorities at Oklahoma City also corresponded with those of Krejci Hit3 record includes sentences at San Quentin and Folsom prisons and also criminal records at Toledo St LoutEo Mo and Denver Colo Sheriff Ed Cooper of San Diego who conferred with Morrill on the case here last night took Krejci picture back to San Diego with him for use in his investigation of the murder 40 Persons Lay Claim To Half Of Professor's Rich Oil Holdings HANFORD (Cal) March The financial ernbroglio surrounding the increasing estate of Washington Henry Ochsner former Stanford professor of geology deepened tc-day with the filing of a new legal action More than forty persons in Fresno County appearing as plaintiffs claimed that half of the estate has been held in trust for them under a contract drawn twenty-one years ago Under this old contract they claim a half interest in 2365 acres of the rich North Dome of Kettle-man Hills oil fields which they valued at $500n00 an acre Three former wives of the geologist who died apparently in moderate circumstances are fighting for For Passenger Cars The senate to-day adopted a resolution by Senator George Rochester Los Angeles asking the interstate commerco commission to urge upon the railroad companievs the necessity of providing through pa-- eenger car service between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts Such a service would eliminate a change of cars by passengers at Chicago The senate passed also a resolution by Senator Frank Mixter and others memorializing congress to make an emergency appropriation as a loan to the federal reclamation fund Corner Tree Dam iged The petitioners had pointed ont that the cornet tree was damaged and should be removed anyway to allow more aft to reach neighboring Louses It finally developed that the tree has stood for six years since the "damage" the falling of a limb six years ago After demanding that hereafter the parks department submit a sketch designating the exact briltien of all trees for which removsl permits are recommendel and measurements distances etc the council postponed action one week WALES GOES TO BUENOS AIRES MAR DEL PLATA (Argentina) Mardi iPi prince of Wales departed by plane this forenoon for Buenos Aires where tomorrow he will Inaugurate the British Empire trade exhibition 0 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BOZSt WOOL 2 golfT and lon5 Eve7 boy wants a Sports Afternoon that you'll ttstanding at this for women nstairs West BOYS' WOOL BLUE CHEVIOT SUITS-4 pieces 2 golfs or golf and long Every boy wants a Youthful am "Georgiana Lnd aa" MAYONNAISE AND LUNCHEON SPREAD Pt Jar Special 29c 98 c'PORTS oxfords of two-toned 0-) elkskin with crepe or composition soles offer a decided saving Several styles to choose from Sizes 4 to 8 $298 values! 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Women's Costume Slips 98c $159 1 95 ROSEDALE BRAND PEAS No '2 can MU Special 2 cans DROMEDARY COCOA SUITS Peet's Washing Machine Soap 1 Men's 11 I BOYS' BLUE grade chambray triple stitched: two pockets all sizes Each 50c MENS SHIRTS AND Better values in full cut fast color broadcloth shorts and fine quality Rayon shirts 49c Each FREE 1 (small) Peat's Washing Machine Soap with each pitrchese Lge Pkg 28e Special FREE 1 (mail) Peet's Washing Machine Soap with each pitrohese Lge Pkg 28C Special OF "Glo-sheen" rayon crepe celanese and crepe de chine long length inverted pleat far fullness silhouette styles have Self material shoulder straps tailored styles or lace trim too sizes 34 to 52 Center POLK'S BRAND GRAPE FRUIT No 2 can 2for35c SELECTED QUEEN OLIVES Qt end' Jar 30t Pt Jar kiln" HINCK'S PURE HONEY 5-lb 49c Pail GHIRARDELLI'S GROUND CHOCOLATE 3-lb enn Special 175c LIBBY'S SPINACH Large '212 Size can 2 enilq 25c SELECTED QUEEN OLIVES Qt 20c Jar 30t Pt Jar HINCK'S PURE HON EY 5-lb 49c rail GH IR AR DELLI'S GROUND CHOCOLAT ri 3-1b enn 175c Special I Y'S SPINACH Large L'12 Si ze can Spe- i01 2 elms 25c rayon and heel and Two knickers or one long and one knicker Sizes 6 to 15 years $595 and 795 FOUR piece sults in new styles offering exceptional values! 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Yd 89c SUNNY SLIP SATIN-39 in wide in many volors popular for slips Or for spreads of silk nnd rayon mint Yd 79c WIN 54-in in fine nsNortment of Wore and patterns light and dark Values to $1545 Yd 98c PASTEL VOILES-39 in wide: a lisrd 1N it4t fast color vollo In popular shades including white: rv 25c quality Yd 19c' Vortr 39 in wide in at 29c tractive floral patterns Yd Center SALE AVASH of them: fast-color linens broadcloths covert cloths etc: well made sizes 59c and 98c 2 to ROTS' NAZARETH UNION SUITS wt of white knitted fabric button-on th 000 44c 1 style: all sizes BOSS-OF-TIRE-ROAD OVERALLS JACKETS Plain blue express stripe and $169 white Pair 500 Men's Dress Shirts SPECIAL purchase of fine count broadcloth and tundras shirts en ablert us to offer them go low priced! Right in size and workmanship South PO ea South 0 Iv 9 i.

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