The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 8

Friday March 30 1934 SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA NEWS McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS SERVICE PAGE EIGHT CHILDS IS CANDIDATE GERBER (Tehama Co) Mar-ch Childs incumbent of the Tehama County Board of Supervisors to-day announced his candidacy for the office of sheriff Childs has served two terms as CCC BOYS DEPART REDDING (Shasta Co) March A Two hundred and fifty CCC members left Redding Wednesday for Fort Knox Ky where they will receive their final ischarge The men were from camps at Big Springs Minersvllle Whitmore and Sims FEDERAL AID IN CITI1IIS DISTRICT IS IN PROSPECT Colusa Weir Site Is Leased As Park COLUSA (Colusa Co) March 30 A deal has been consummated here whereby the Btate leases to the park committee of th Colusa County Farm Bureau for a term of four years at a rental of $75 a year about 300 acres of land on the site of the Colusa Weir a mile northwest of Colusa on the east side of the Sacramento River Negotiations were made through Smith representing the office of Rolland Vandegrlft state director of finance Th local committee Is composed of Louis Sutton Arthur Scarlett and A Manor The farm bureau committee plans to Improve the sites the name of which was recently changed from Ahlfs Grove Picnic Grounds to Oak Park Grove It will be converted into an amusement park and a golf course For many years the Colusa County Farm Bureau had held Its annual picnic and stock show on the site TWOlllVES ARE TO BE HELD Missionary Society And Re-bekah Groups Will Convene In Roseville Lovely Shoes for Easter $5 to $1450 that may exist in the assets he has pledged to th Crocker First Na tlonul Bank of Ran Francisco Th offer will be heard here April 13th by Federal Judge A St Sura who rejected previous offer His stockholder liability In the two banka is $460 300 His director liability has never been determined First Offered $00000 In his original offer Wingfield offored property having a value of $00000 which Judge St Sure held was not a fair offer He owes the Crocker bank $890000 secured by mortgages on Reno Securities Company stock which owns two valuable hotel properties here and by Goldfield Consolidated mining stock as well as a certificate of deposit in the Henderson Hanking Company one of his former banks which is valued at $100000 The new offer is said to agree to assign mining interests in Canada the value of which is not determined It is also contingent upon the receivers paying certain expenses on the Bailey Ranch nenr Fallon amounting to about $1300 Then stock and equipment on th ranch and the ranch Itself would be offered IvgGotMiuinlsr jWj Teamed Again uikiti of Jove anJ InuoAfer James DUNN fa Cii TREVOR VfilDMR! IttMJC IUACH GIORCI RAFT HELEN MACK MLLipmr 11 THE DIG II jftnKEBSUJil Lavensons are prepared for the last rush for Easter footwear hosiery and bags many new styles plenty of help largest and Jbest assortment at most attractive prices The shoe illustrated is of finest white crushed pig with lacing of brown calf and solid brown leather heel Also in all white crushed pig with white covered heel extra value Ascot $585 Other styles attractively priced from $5 to $1450 Most complete assortment of distinctive bags in colored patent shoe calf reptile wooden beads etc See our large center window $250 and $350 WINGFIELD IS TO OFFER ALL FREE ASSETS New Compromise Plan Will Be Heard In Carson City On April 13th CARSON CITT (Nev) March Georg Wingfield's new offer to compromise hie stockholder liability la the two national banka which were a part of the Wingfield chain which closed October 20 1932 agrees to assign all of his free assets as well as any equity AMI SUMKNTS Il LAST 2 DAYS RAMON TOR no 1 JEANETTE Mmhaid Sum tlrlN Ringing Sight Una Made I ir Hit GIT -flnD T4IE mmv with Frank Morgnn VrA rim HuHcrttuHli and hir WUM cat and thei Our Great Big Easter Treat Starting SUNDAY RUDVVALliE JIMMYDUPAHTE ALICE FAYE (UPFEDMWW AND GEORGE WHITE (Himself) son SCAN- DOLLS TVew Sniig mix BiKRet pec tndee EXTRA SPECIAL STAN LAUREL And OLIVER HARDY In The Laff THE EIGHTH Fox News Seven-Year-Old Case In Woodland Is Finally Ended WOODLAND (Yolo CoI March Stuart Webster a former local theater man now of Panama le the victor a $2500 court battle which hae been fought before three Judges during a period of seven years Judge Neal Chalmers has handed down a decision In favor of Webster In a euit against Garrette of Woodland Webster charged that he gave Garrette a $2500 deposit In 1921 when he took a lease on the build Ing which houses the National Theater The plaintiff maintained the money wae to have been returned to him after he spent at least $20 000 on furniture for the theater He contended the expenditure wae made but the deposit wae not returned and he started court action before the late Judge William A Anderson The case dragged along and later was up Jicfore the late Judge Forrest A Plant who was asked to decide on certain parts of the testimony Following Judge death the matter fell to Judge Chalmers Oddie Leaves On Mining Mission SAN FRANCISCO March Oddie former United States Senator from Nevada left here yesterday for Washington to represent the Gold Mining Association of America of which he was recently named president Oddie spent several days at the headquarters In San Francisco and said he will support the movement for a $100000000 federal loan for the mining Industry On his way East Oddie will represent the association at a meeting of Colorado mining men In Denver April 2nd He said: Many meritorious precious metal mining properties which warrant development are closed down because of the Inability of their owners to finance them As an emergency measure and in the interest of Increasing gold and silver production relieving unemployment purchasing supplies machinery construction materials fuel and power required In mining operations the government should advance funds for this development to be repaid from the production of the properties A EM ENTS BS3 TOMfillT TOST TliamillllW PONT SlOO I HKKK'H A UFA I SHOW! viimssons IN -HU UTtsT Wft KiNNitSI m-SKITCtt WirnZASU PITTS Also Zane "THUNDERING HERD" s-Mi BWDOTPH STOTT Special Feature TONIGHT HERB GROW Presents A Juillerat (Baritone) In a Special Program of Easter Music STARTS SAT I l)A Matinee 1t Episode Thrills Mystery Action with DIKR SOUP WORST WOMAN IN PARIS IMWtfU -J SATURDAY MAT Vs' VT WllPERNESS v- li: AIN TiNDkNM 17eWOLFJDOG EASTER BALL RAINBOW GARDENS Vic Bell and His 12-Piece Orchestra Featuring ANGIE NICOLAS SATURDAY MARCH 31 Dancing 9 till 3 Gents 60c Ladies 40c Location 5 Miles Out on Anburn Boulevard I EXPERIMENT IN EDUCATION IS WOODLAND PLAN Reorganization Of Secondary School System Will Be Tried Out WOODLAND (Yolo Co) March An attempt to modernize the secondary school system eliminate educational traditions and equip boys and girls to fit Into society generally rather than Into specific occupations Is to be tried out In the Woodland High School by Principal Edward Farr as the result of action taken at a recent convention In FreBno Farr points out the present aim in high school training is to equip the child for college but records show that only a small percentage of the graduates go in for higher education As the result the high school training has not been adequate Thin For The Future The first step In the plan will be to get away from the Idea of emphasizing grades and credits and to let the student take up the work with the aim of assimilating the knowledge for its value in future yeare Farr asserts not enough emphasis Is being placed on social subjects and others which are designed to Inform the student as to the economic system The state board of education will supervise ths re-organlzatlon program The etate has been divided Into regions and principals In each section will hold monthly meetings to discuss mutual problems Henry Ekle Of Pioneer Yolo County Family Dies WOODLAND (Yolo Co) March Henry Ekle 60 a member of a plonee Yolo and Colusa family died In the home of his mother Mary Ekle In Woodland to-day He had been In failing health for several months Ekle was born at Spring Valley Colusa County In 1874 He was educated In Williams and at the old Hesperian College in Woodland Later he took up farming and was credited with being the one who Introduced Duroc hogs in this part of the state The deceased is survived by his widow Mrs Emma Ekle a daughter Mrs Helen Sweltzer of Biggs and his mother There are three grandchildren McNary Is making arrangements for the funeral Young Democrats Of Yolo Perfect New Organization WOODLAND (Yolo Co) March 30 The Young Democrats Club of Yolo County haB a permanent organization to-day following action taken at a meeting here last night Floyd Lowrey of Winters was elected chairman The other officers are: Forrest Monroe of Woodland vice chairman Chapman secretary Harling of Woodland trainer and Cliff Garrison of Woodland sergeant-at-armd The executive committee includes Alan Merkley of Elkhorn Ralph Chapman of Winters Luke Foster of Zamora and Carroll Stitt and John McCants of Guinda Fifty Attend The Meeting Approximately fifty persons attended the meeting The new organization adopted by-laws and made plans to attend the Jefferson dinner in Sacramento on April 11th John Welsh Thomas and Edward Kane of Sacramento were speakers at the meeting Warning Is Given To Yolo County Swine Breeders WOODLAND (Yolo Co) March 30 William Herms assistant Yolo County farm advisor an bounces hog cholera has made its appearance in this county He urges swine raisers to watch their hogs carefully as precautionary measures OSCAR RODGERS WILL BE BURIED IN CAPITAL Funeral services will be conducted to-morrow afternoon in the Clark Booth Yardley Home for Oscar Rodgers 55 an electrician of Oroville who died yesterday In the Sutter Hospital after an illness of a month Rodgers a native of Plumas County was a member of San Jose Lodge of Masons and the San Jose Pyramid of Sciots His wife Mrs Orna Bales Rodgers and three children Charles Helen and Miriam Rodgers are living He also was the brother of Mrs Charles Richards of San Jose and Sherwood Rodgers of Santa Cruz The interment is to be in the Masonic Lawn Cemetery THISTLE CONTROL WORK IS TO CENTER IN SUISUN SUISUN (Solano Co) March 30 Announcement has been made Sui-sun will probably be selected In the immediate future as the headquarters for a group of 200 young men who will be employed in thistle eradication for a possible period of two years the approximate total salary expenditure to be about $10000 per month The announcement is made by Wren county agricultural commissioner who has been active in the establishment of the proposed camp for the past several months The final approval awaits only the okeh of Starrett supervising inspector of the federal bureau for labor camps who Is expected in Suisun this week and concerns only the housing plans YUBA TRUCK HEARING TESTIMONY IS TAKEN MARYSVILLE (Yuba Co) March Leon Whltsell examiner for the state railroad commission heard testimony in Marysville yesterday in connection with the application of the Johnson Truck Line to operate between San and Marysville Several witnesses were examined to determine if the proposed line is a public necessity The matter is under advisement ANNIVERSARY IS FETED NEVADA CITY (Nevada Co) March 30 Mr and Mrs Thomas Penrose pioneer residents of Nevada City recently celebrated their fifty-sixth wedding anniversary at their home on Pine Street The couple was married In Chapel near Cornwall England where several of their children were born before they came to California They have lived in Nevada City for the past forty years Alluring Hosiery Easter Gift Bags 1018-1020 St Fault? or Sulky Boy A healthy child is a happy child Good health and good behavior go together A boy whose bowels are moving every day and moving thoroughly stay cross five minutes! To prevent those bilious upsets in children or to correct the constipated condition caused by the habitual use of some cathartic just use senna This natural laxative is preferable to any drug California Syrup of Figs contains the proper amount of senna You can get it anywhere but get the genuine California Syrup of Figs ftneter Spec Full Pound Asst Choc 49c Full Plnta Whiskey1 69c I Several Quality Blends to Choose From 6 -Dandruff Remover Fitch Shampoo 36c Lg Size Fine Toilet Soap 6 for 39c The New Woadersoft Kotex ZC New Dunlop Olympic Golf Balls EASTMAN FILMS tfo Exp IO Exp WINES and LIQUORS Sweet Wines AseO In Eft Port Muscatel 15-Year Woodford Whiskey pts $198 Para Tabla Whit Claret gals Pure 108 Grape Brandy pint Distilled Dry Gta Club Pint $125 59c Officials In Washington Look For Approval Of Huge Loan WASHINGTON March SO W) Hornung of Orovllle Calif president of the California Horticultural Improvement District No 1 said to-day he was hopeful for approval of the application for a loan after a seriea of conf erenc a with Public Worki officials The hortlcul a 1 district formulated under a special act of the California Legislature has applied for $1047 000 with which to restore citrus groves Officials Are James Mills of Hamilton City Calif conferred wnh members of the legal division or punuc worm to-day Hornung said those with whom he had talked appeared favorably Inclined towards the application The district Hornung explained is authorized to levy taxes under the California law or to vote bonds He said a ouestion had been raised by the public works officials as to the best means of financing the loans Young Man Is Killed By Train AUBURN (Placer Co) March 30 Coroner Hislop of Placer County la attempting to Identify the body of a young man killed by a westbound train ntar Alta yesterday afternoon The only clue to his Identity Is an overcoat purchased at Keegan Brothers In Santa Rosa Calif Coroner Hislop thinks the man committed suicide as he was seen standing near the tracks a few minutes before the train passed Just after the train passed the body was found by Ira McKim who notified the coroner An Inquest will be conducted later AMU8KMKNTS ALSO ONNIOW HI EVES YNNK G1HMOV GALI AG HER In 1 Humiliatin' THAT'S WHAT IT IS 1yULIATIN' i HTAHT KAMTUIl MMHV icinsma Vjly Ml -III I Easter Sun Apr 1 DOLLAR OPERA at MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM sacqr om DIrfPt from Season In Reserved SnU ft ftAe fptns tai) Ho Office Ve Music Shope DRUM CORPS DANCE FRATERNAL ORDER of EAGLES Aerie No 9 Sunday Eve April 1 1934 NATIVE SONS HALL Music by Eight-Piece Orchestra Dancing 8:30 to 12 Adm 25c i ROSEVILLE (Placer Co) March Two conventions will be held in Roseville next week drawing many people here The Sacramento District California Conference Womens Home and Womens Foreign Missionary Societies will hold a two-day convention In the Methodist Church on Thursday and Friday April 5th and 6th Mrs Tulley Knoleg of Stock-ton district president of the Home Missionary Societies will preside Thursday Rebekahs Will Gather The other large gathering of the week will be that of the Rebekah district comprising the lodges of Lincoln Newcastle Foresthill Au-I burn and Roseville The afternoon and evening sessions will be held in the Masonic Temple Mrs Margaret Carswell of San Francisco president of the Rebekah Assembly will be present BIRTHS MARRIAGES DIVORCES DEATHS IN SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA BIRTHS SHIfCJiDSIn Sacramento March 29 m4 to Mr and Mrw Shield! of Auburn a daughter In Grimes Colusa County March 28 1934 to Mr and Mrs Emery Bransen a son In Atascadero March 9 1934 to Mr and Mrs Charles palmer formerly of Etna Siskiyou County a daughter Linda Tuba Countv March 19 1934 to Mr and Mrs Matthews a son Jn Redding Fhasta County March 28 134 to Mr and Mrs Victor Lempinen of Junction Cltv Trinity County a son In Redding Shasta County March 28 1934 to Mr and Mrs George Harper Williams a son HALXWKLL In Vallelo Solano County March 29 1934 to Mr and Mrs Cecil Hauxwell of Suisun Valiev a daughter MARRIAGE DECLARATIONS CANTON MOTANllON In Redding Shasta County March 28 1934 Vovle Canton 29 and Nellie Grace Mon-tandon 22 both of Red Bluff HAZELHCRMT-BACMAX In Willows Glenn County March 28 1934 bv Guv Hazelhurst 29 and Adeline Bauman 27 both of Orland LIDIUNCOAT-QI In Woodland Yolo County March 28 1934 by Louis Llddincoat 22 and Percv Vittum Qulnby 18 both of Sutter Creek rOPOFF-FOPIN In Auburn Placer County March 29 1934 bv James Popoff 23 Sheridan placer Countv and Alice Pooin 20 Dixon Solano County MARRIAGE LICENSES In Reno Nev March 29 1H34 to Milton Tavlor 26 and Mae 25 both of Tuba City Calif JAKNKGIN-KYLER In Reno Nev March 29 1934 to Robert Jar-negin 22 Manton Calif and Mae Kyler Red Bluff Calif In Reno Nev March 29 1934 to Charles Wells 23 and Juanita Tate 18 both of Garden Valley Calif HELMS-NPRAGrC In Reno Nev March 29 1934 to Addison David Helms 25 and Joyce Naomi Sprague 20 both of Medford Ore HATFIKLD-GHANT In Reno Nev March 26 1934 to Elmer Hatfield 33 and Anna Grant 35 both of Railroad Flat Calaveras County Calif MARRIAGES LETNKR-GARCI In Marysville Tuba County March 29 1934 bv Justice of the Peace George Herzog Car-mie Letner and Minnie Garcia both of Marysville JKKKY-DAYIH In Yreka Sisklvou County March 26 1934 Bud Jerrv of Somes Bar and Edna Dais of Etna Siskiyou Conn tv DEATHS LATH LEAN In Placervllle El Dorado County March 29 1934 John Major LathlPRn father of Mrs Justus Chaix of Limestone a native of Kentucky aged 78 veKTs Funeral in Jackson in the Danerl Parlors to-morrow at 2 Interment In Sutter Creek MANCFDO In Hornbrook Slsklvou County March 26 1934 Joseph Louis Mancedo husband of Mrs Joseph Mancedo father of several grown children a native of the Azores Islands aged 81 years SARGENT In Treka Sisklvou Countv March 28 1934 Mrs Malvina Sar gent mother of Ram and George Sargent Mrs Sarah Crawford and Mrs John Wallens all of Yreka: a native of Illinois aged 89 veari WELLS Near Peadmans Gulch Rlskl-vou County December 11 1933 Karl Wells a native of Missouri aged 37 years Eases Headache In 3 Minutes also neuralgia muscular aches and pains toothache earache periodical and other pains due to inorganic causes No narcotics 10c and '25c packages Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP Help Kidneys Off ioorlf fanctfcmin? 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