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The Modesto Bee from Modesto, California • 6

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The Modesto Beei
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Modesto, California
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MODESTO SEPT 10 1927 PAGE SIX Jersey Leader ervlco 3:30 to 7:30 State Restaurant Orchestra to iv program 8 to It KPO Dance Orchestra 11 in In Palace llo- A tel Row Room Hence Orchestra I mil Radio Program 7 P- Weather new and market reports 7:15 to 7:30 Weekly sport review to 0 p- program l) to 10 Rickety-Rackety Radio Minstrels 10 to 1 ii Wilt Hotel Whitcomb Band Store Clerk Arrested As Chicago KOW 81 Meter I Guy Miller secretary of the Stanislaus Jersey Association and of the breeders who contributed animals to the community herd that won first prize at the State Fair in Sacramento ME FIRST AT BEG STATE FAIR KPO I 1 San 4824) Matars KFI Lot Angeles 4MI6 Meters IU 7 to 0 a Golden Gate Crier 11:30 to I Sot 11 curt Hotel Concert Trio 5-3(1 to 7 in (1 illicit Gate Crier 7 to 7 -20 Sollle Heflbtxmner' Clift Hotel Concert Trio to 10 Studio program 10 Correct time 5:30 Stranger Social Club Orchestra 8:13 Iluliotoilul period 8:31) Vest pocket program 7 Henry Stun- pianist vocalist St IS program Program ti) ii Packard Radio Club it KFI midnight froik and 43 7:15 7:45 a Exercise by Hugh Barrett Dobba to a- Happy hour by Hugh Barrett Oobh Id 10 Id Hi a Activity 10:38 to 10:45 Town Cryer 11:31 a 111 to 12:50 Profnuti Time signals scripture and weather forecast 12:50 market quotations I 10 2 Fairmont Hotel Concert Orchestra 5:45 to 4:38 Baachall game at Recreation Park 4:30 to 1:30 Palace Hotel Concert Orchestra 5:30 to Twilight hoar pro-griun 8 to 6:30 ra Town Cryer KYA San 30' Meter KQO Meters 1 fo 11:30 a The Town Crier music weather report household helps 8 to 7 Dinner concert to 9 program 10 to 12 Dance musla connection with his banditry He chose women for victims he said because they were not so dangerous ns men Invariably ho ap preached them on an iinllghted street robbed them and then fled down nu alley emerging on the next street where he had left his automobile then driving casually away His features during the holdups were masked beneath a white silk handkerchief but some of his victims snatched thiscov ering irom his face and thus had a basis for Identification Eludes 400 Police During the most active period of IiIh careei several months ago 400 police blanketed the Rogers park district In which the bad beet active Mitchell said that on the night this army of officers sought him he transferred his activities to another north side neighborhood committing three robberies Wife Also Held ills wife Mrs Helen Mitchell lias been held nnd police said she will be charged as an accessory Mrs Mitchell who said her father Is a St Emils physician did not participate In any of the holdups according to her own and her husband's story but she said she learned what he war doing a few months ago Several bushels of jewelry found at the Mitchell home alleged loot of his nocturnal forays were piled on desks at the police station where scores of women pawed over It seeking to Identify their own Jewelry Police estimated the total value of the articles at more than $25000 CHICAGO Sept 9 (IP) William Mitchell 27-year-ohi department store clerk who said lie never drank smoked gambled or went to night clubs was ip jail to-day self-identified ns the whose depredations have terrorized the north side for nearly a year By day Mitchell was a hard working man a devoted husband a as he expressed it By night he was who preyed entirely upon women holding them up at the point of a gun snatching their rings nnd handbags and then fleeing into the night Over 100 Holdups More than 100 holdups aro laid al hi door and as many burglaries He 'alked freely to police and said he hnd no idea of the exact number of robberies he had com miffed One of his burglaries was the homo of Edward Hind millionaire lumberman Close to 1000 persons mostly women crowded the rickety old Stirnmerdftla police station until early today to catch glimpse of the college bred bandit Many women were there tn an effort to identify him as the man who held them up Faces 40 Charges When the show up one of the most sensational in years was over 40 charges of robbery with gun and burglary had been placed against him and one statutory charge Making no effort to conceal the holdups and burglaries Mitchell made repeated denial of assault in 11:30 a to 1 Hotel Luom-lngton concert 4 to ti Hotel St Francis Concert Orchestra 6 to 7 i Majestic Ballroom Or- VWWVMVVWV)iArVVWlWWVASWSA San Francisco Egg And Butter Market SAN FRANCISCO Sept 8 department of agricultiu-e net wholesale prices Butter 92 score 46c 90 score 42c Eggs No extras 37c do small 19c Cheese California fancy flats 2214 ed by Pelnndn Three-year old cows sixth ph ee won by Daisy Belle Clothilda owned by Freeman Junior yearling heifer slxUi place won by nka Clothilda Belle by Piebe Glen Ormsby owned by owned by Freeman A Felanda Senior heifer calf sixth gla-se Mature cows Tilth place won by won by Bessie Colanlha Cream-Clruela Iloskadel Korndyke own-1 gold owned by Wenger "It Be Long Baseball Dance Oakdale Winter Garden Saturday Night Sept 10th BIG 2 WALLY RED PEPPERS vs METROPOLITAN 3ERENADERS THE CROWD- Community Frize Awarded Local Breeders Holsteins Win Honors In addition to individual awards Stanislaus county's Jersey entries In the state fair at Sacramento won first prize as the best community herd entered This was announced yesterday hy Guy Miller secretary of the Stanislaus Jersey Association Ten head were entered in the community herd class Including animals from the herds of Harry MeComas Hayworth 0 McKenzie and Miller of Modesto Hackett and Hackett of Ceres Levine BroUters of Turlock and Wltland anil Allen of Valley Home Here Are Winners Individual awards won hy the Jerseys are Junior yearling bull first place won by Lulu Oxford owned by Hayworth Junior bull calf second place won by Captain Jiggs owned by Hayworth Senior bull calf fourth place won by Victory owned by McKenzie Senior yearling bull sixth place on by Lovarno owned by Miller Mature bull fifth place won by Prince Johnny owned by Wleland bull fourth place won by Golden Princ'e Prospect owned by Allen Two-year-old cow ourth place won by Johnny Lassie owned by Hackett Junior heifer calf sixth place won by Fairy of Locust Acres owned by MeComas Holetein Results Seven Stanislaus tloiBteius won places at the fair They are: Two-year-old hulls fourth place won by Pelandale Don Pedro own ed by Wenger Senior bull calf sixth place won by Triune Alexlna Ormsby owned by Freeman Junior bull calf sixth place won FIGHTING Opponents of Association Receiving Financial Aid in the East Grape Bricks Sell For $2 Kick In 'Em I A Sept 9 (IP) Bricks weighing a pound and a half apiece and selling at a price of 2 throughout the country aroused the curiosity of federal authorities and resulted In an investigation which has culminated in indictments against officials of the Vino Sano Grape Brick company charging conspiracy to violate the prohibition law Investigation revealed that the grapes were made of com pressed grapes On each brick was a printed caution that if water should be added to the contents of the brick the sub stance would ferment after three days and become alco holic While the label was in the form of a caution it also contained recipes for the trans formation of the brick into va rlous wines through the addition of flavors Amusement Directory Flow Hills Bros take the guesswork" out of coffee flavor The rich Bros accident exclusive entirely A few bulk Controlled pound San Francisco Market Paying 60 Cents to $1 for 6-Pound Boxes Sharp rallies la the Sun Francisco fresh fit? market have followed the completion of smith Sun Joaquin valley picking aud for the first time this year the Stanislaus Fig ussocla tlou is able to maintain and in many cases exceed the minimum price set curlier In the season This became known yesterday with the announcement from Collins president of the association that Stanislaus growers ure receiving from 60 cents to ft for five pound boxes of good quality Callmyrna figs Proflram Upset Although association members agreed at the rtart of the 1927 harvest not to sell this size pack in the bay district for less than 60 cents unexpectedly heavy shipments of poor quality figs from the southern orchards Imve made this program Impossible until this week Ripening earlier because of the warmer climate and shifted from I heir usual channel In the dried fig market because of low prices In that branch of tho Industry figs from Vie Fresno district were already flooding Sau Francisco with low quality fruit hy the time the crop in this section started to ripen Diversion Plan Had a normal condition existed iu the dried fig market the minimum could have been maintained throughout the season Collins believes The other part of the as marketing plan calling for diversion to other markets of all figs not sold in San Fran cisco by 11 each morning has been carried out nnd has resulted iu the ante of figs which otherwise could not have been disposed of at any price 4000 Boxes Shipped During the peak season just passed 4000 boxes or ten tons were sent to San Francisco dally About half of thc! or the amount estimates as sufficient for the bay market were sent from Modesto Ceres and other Stanislaus county points The remain der came from the south Because of weather conditions southern figs are usually of poorer quality and are dried while the Stanislaus crop ripenlnp more slowly in a cooler climate is user' for the fresh market Fnlt shipped through the association here is neatly packed in five-pound boxes and is still in choice condition when it reaches the bay Much of the southern crop is carried in lug boxes by truck and reaches San Francisco more or less mashed Price Forced Down Although Sun Francisco is one of the best fig markets in the United States overcrowded markets forced the price down tr 3 and 4 cents per pound and frequently mauy boxes of southern fruit were dumped because sale was Imposslole Ail association fittlt unsold hy 11 each morning was withdrawn and sent to coast or Eastern points Occasional losses were sustained Collins reports but in most case growers received returns Although the prices in these cases were over the cost of production a compete loss would otherwise have resulted New Markets Created Sevtral new markets were created through these shipments including Denver Ogden Seattle Ta coma and Los Angeles About 300 boxes a day of the smaller fruit are being sent to the latter city direct from Stanislaus county to be made into glace figs a transparent semi-candied product Most of the crop has already been picked but shipments will continue until October Despite low prices received he Calyruyrmt crop from this county sold for $50000 Collins estimates "Our plan was feasible and sound and were 1 not for the demoralized dried fig conditions that sent southern growers Into a frenzy to put theii crop on the fresh mar ket as a last hope for profit Stan isiau association sales wault have shown a handsome cash be declared With Guyler Walter Davis a id Richard Hiatt Collins served oa committee wl icb drafted the ales plan last month Development of radio telephony on German railroads has reached the point where passengers may go to the telephone booth aboard a moving train drop a coin in the slot and be connected with any party as though hy wire MODESTO Today Mat and Eve 5 Standard Vodvil Acts Bud Shaffer Comedy Funster Those Three Boys Comedy and Harmony Vocalists Frances Dougherty Co Songs and a Earl Lavere Piano Accordionist Comedian American League Batteries Iludlln Farrell and Sowell Harris and Hartley It IT Detroit 5 12 1 At Philadelphia 2 4 0 Batteries: IVhltehill and Uaisier IShmke Walberg and Cochrane FRESNO Calif Sept 9-(lP)--A charge that the citizens protective bureau leading opposition organ of the California Vinoyardists Association was receiving finan rial support from eastern grape receivers with ulterior motives was made at a meeting here last night of the A The allegation hurled by Stuart attorney and member of the Fresno county of a group of A members selected to mould public opinion In favor of the association was aimed directly at John Martin Jr secretary of the citizens protective bureau Martin spruned a challenge to debate on the grounds that he did not have sufficient time to prepare for ft hut declared tic would bo ready to present Ills side of the controversy In public discussion within two or three weeks Condition of Corn Wheat Crops Given WASHINGTON Sept 9 (P) -Tilts corn crop was forecast at 2456561000 bushels and the spring wheat crop at 208 125000 bushels to-day by the department of agriculture The condition of corn on September 1 was 697 per cent of normal and of spring wheat 8i7 per cent A month ago the condition of corn was 712 per cent indicating a crop of 2885226000 bushels and on September 1 last year it was 730S per cent while production was 2646853000 bushels Sherman Recipient Of Handsome Ring Employes of The Modesto News-Herald gathered at noon Friday nml presented Sherman former published with a signet ring ol platinum Inside the bind are engraved tho words Slier man August 20 1927 from News-Herald Many or the employes have been associated with Sherman for ten years or more "Circus Rip-Roaring Comedy Revue AND ON THE SCREEN OLIVE BORDEN in "THE SECRET LIFE CARTOON AND KINOGRAM II St Louis 3 3 3 At New York 9 8 1 Batteries: Vangllder Ncvcrs and Dixon Shocker arid Bcngougji It II Chicago 12 1 At Washington 0 3 2 Batteries: Lyons and Crouse Mar-berry Braxton and Tate National League satisfying flavor of Mills Coffee is never the result of or chance It is due to an roasting process that is different from any other pounds at a time never in that is the secret Roasting brings every of Hills famous blend to absolute coflee perfection why the flavor never varies And no matter when or where you buy Hills Bros Coffee you will find that superabundance of satisfying goodness vacuum sealed in every can It was Hills Bros who originated the vacuum process ofi packing coffee With such excellence as Hills Bros Coffee guarantees is it any wonder that millions prefer it to any other? For years the Arab Hills famous trade-mark lias been the most popular symbol of good coffee in the great Western Empire Look for it when you buy and always get the genuine Hills Bros Coffee Our informative and attractive booklet Art of will be sent to you free if you will mail the coupon COMING MONDAY HENRY DUFFY PRESENT THE MYSTERY COMEC "THE GHOST RAN II WEEKS IN 75c TO $220 INC TAX SEAT SALE NOW ammmmmmmm STRAN! Saturday and Sundr TOM MIX in "THE BRONCO TWISTER" GREATEST WEI ERN ALSO A JUVENIt Bros roast coffee as a broils chops Each surface of the chop is exposed to the fire a jesv minutes at a time so as to control the cooking Hills Bros roast their coffee a few pounds at a time and every bit is masted evenly THE WHOLESALf Clouds But No Rain In Stanislaus Area Although cloudy weather prevailed throughout the Stanislaus district Friday no rain fell a check of the various towns revealed Oakdale Turlock Merced anil other points reported low temperatures and clouds which will delay the ripening of grapes rice beans nnd other fall crops Charging that he strained a muscle while preaching Califor-1 nla preacher has applied to the I industrial accident cofnmis- slnn for compensation AND PATHE NEWS NATIONAf WALLY WALES AND JEAN ARTHUR IN "RIDING Make way for the Big Boy-clear the track here comes Wally In a red blood ed western knockout Paolino Heeney Battle to Draw NEW YORK Sept 9 Pao lino Uzcudun Spanish heavyweight and Tom Hesney champion of New Zealand fought 15 rounds to a draw to-night at Madison Square Garden FRESH CHEESE Wring a fresh piece of cheesecloth out of vinegar and wrap around cheese to prevent its getting stale HILLS BROS COFFEE COMEDY "THE SHE CHAPTER EIGHT RETURN OF THE RIDDLE RIDiiR" DANCE Celebrate Fair Week GRAND OPENING SUNDAY NIGHT DANCE! This Sun Sept 'll Phoenix Lake Orch Music Everybody Likes MODESTO WINTER GARDEN Dances Wed Sat and Sun ON SATURDAY SEPT 10th AT HILLS BROS Dept 232 2 Harrison Street San Franciico Calif Gentlemen Send me your booklet "The Art of Entertaining" free or charge Name Street City Stile wm TODAY ONLY BUSTER KEATON "BATTLING An imrwrhms Innghahln Kenton comedy that will Mr provide some thrills nils It 8PORTUaHT-F I REPORTER MACOMBER Tt'tHE ORGAN Re oa PORTUGUESE HALL MODESTO MUSIC BY THE MERRYMAKERS eioi Fresh from the original vacuum pack Easily opened with a key "THE ART OF.

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