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The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 5

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The Fresno Beei
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Fresno, California
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1 'a 11 -A 'V-- V7 --i i THE FBE8N0 SEE' GRIFFITIt residenti SN JOHNSON former county supervisor who yesterday a ounced his candidacy for mayor at the recall election Fresno- for many I who yesterday announced liis candidaey for mayor Full details of his platform were given in yes- issue of The Bee Staff Photo I riYE era! of Pops Pin XI a th Officiating prelate 'The young priest wa born in Frreno and Is 17 years old He attended 8 lot Johns -Parochial 8t hoot hnrs Ills preliminary studies for the priesthood wore made at Men! Park also spent three year at the American College In Kerne Ill first thre masse were celebrated In Saint1 Paul Church the Cats-eombs of Baint Galtxtus and In Be Peters Roms' hletortrul cathedral -Gerald Culleton-' a-- younger brother of Father Culleton Is now completing bis studies for th' priesthood atth A merle Collsg In Rome mmm Auto and radio' you at either and tell what dlstauee yon win 1 CuIletonOr- of th Diocese of Monterey-Fresno ae well as the first boy bora end reared la Fresno to become a priest Is 'now In Rome making a special tody of Canon Law at tha direction of Rt Rev John MacGlnley bishop of tbo (loot Rev Culleton was ordained December Jth of last year la th Basilica of Saint John Lateran In Rome He waa one of the few who had th privilege of being ordained during the Holy Year tha ceremony which ordinarily would not have taken place until Holy Week having been put ahead aeveral months -''s-- Father Culleton was one of twelve American youag men who were ordained priest at the time with Cardinal Pomplll Vkxr Oen- Rev James Ji dained Now? In RoniK Studying Canon Law? rf Rev James Culleton son of Mrs Mary Culleton of 2622 Vsn-tura Avonne the first native prtsst stxdat jtm: Blackface Artists Feature Close At Orpheum Le Malr and Ralston heralded ae two of ths' cleverest blackface comedians on th vaudeville stags will lend a new note of comedy to the current Orpheum program opening at the Whit Treater to-day for tha final week of Orpheum vaudeville title- season On the screen Hoot Gibson will appear In a typical- western drama of thrills and Romanes Chip Of Flying IT '-v'-u -j-v? J- A Bad Move Is ths title of the act to bo offered by Malr and Ralston and It revolves about a comedy card- gams Harry- Sykes and Company will present A Whirl Of Wheels- which Includes trlek bicycle riding Le Grohs a sensational contortion aqt Is an Importation from Europe Ths Laos society singers and th Hughe Musical Duo 1 instrumentalists and singers will complete th vaudeville Msnsgsr Herman Keraken announced laat night that a home talent program la being 'arranged for ths final Fresno Stags Talent Revue of the season to be held-at Monday nighty- Thr will be new short plctur subjects and new muslu to enchanc tha current program and th coming how next Wednesday the final of the IJB BE CANDIDATE AT RECALL ELECTION (Oontinocd (rm Ptff On) mnnlty and a hindrance to municipal development' Johnson the following as foremost among the needs of Fresno at thla time: "tower taxes and municipal economy not only to ease Individual pocketbooks but to enable Fresno as a city to offer Its eld-tlm advantage of low taxes and good government to industries and people seeking to settl here thin he sold sm pledged to a safe sound and economical Long Period Of Barrie period of public service dates back to' lilt when was appointed city clerk of Fresno In whlckspadty ha served for two years prior to ths change' of the city charter under which In' '1800 I CL Stephens was sleeted mayor and whan Johnson was elected to th office of city clerk and auditor In which ha served for four years -He inreit rlTk nf the nollca r- and fir commission for th same I re p0rt of my kidnaping nrs true period i is very plain to me however In -1(04 his term city clerk I that In a case like my disappear-ended and In 1909 vhe gas first I nca people 1 would say elected a a member of tn board here she -must Thla of county supervisors representing makes good sellers nd good News In Brief th -third which and environ ths successive office at (term tn In April for mayor election at elected third on Johnson Fresno during which I civic thriller for-' the newspapers" Tells Her Mrs McPherson than1 related briefly how she -had1 entered: an automobile at Ocean Park answering the "piteous of a mother for her "dying only to discover later she had been Victim of kidnapers Her address wee -in which A1 Sunderland was terrupted by -the whistle of the lo mayor Johnson running comotive drawing-her1 train: homeward toward Los Angeles and with a "good-by God bleas --the evangelist "sounded and re-boarded her coach -i5 As th train pulled frora th station Mm McPherson waved farewell to th throng of cheering thousand who bad com ftom all etlona of tho countryside to great her eupervlsorlal district Include th city of Fresno He was re-elected to supervisorial post for four mors terms retiring from the th expiration- of hi fifth January 1935-c 1985 ha was a 'candidate of Fresno -at the tho alate haa been a resident of for thirty-eight years ha ha been active in affairs WELCOME Child Haxel Landon 8 Claremont was injured yesterday Tulare and Streets when an automobile driven by her' mother collided Into another machine driven by a man who was not identified Tbs child was removed to emergency hospital where she treated for a possible fractured lbow 36 and 50-inch widths Also 36-inch rayon crep arid 36-inch Everglade chiffon voiles at this special low HO- I -gy r7'cj-'Vc Vj Square No 1- 7 That article of vein may havJ Its usefulness to you Just about tlm ten different peopls in this commenced to need and watching th "for sale" ads In Be get a Buyer (adv HP EVANGELISM AFTER KIDNAPING (Continued from Page One) i q-i Water Theft Charged stealing water Andrew Bentx-ler Perrin Colony rancher appeared before City Justice Earl Church yesterday and pleaded not to the charge Tho case will tried by a Jury of six on July Bentsler who was released a 20 bond explained In court he was not given water from Irrigation ditch cn the day -h supposed to receive It and on following day diverted the wa- FARMERS OF WEST I EAST DOMINATION i 1 Coolidge-Mellon Regime Has No Conception Of Farm Problem Complaint V'i'Hr ROBERT SMALL (Special Corrcapaadeat at Th Frraaa Be) -(Bp CaaaolldaUd Fraaa Aaaactatlaa) CHICAGO Jus Ob do not km to linger long bar In th Mlddl Wait to realls that a wav of sectionalism 1 sweeping this part of th country It constitute a condition and not a theory that th politicians will havs to meet Thera la a new outcry against th "domination of th 'It dock no good to point out that most of the important committees of the United States- Senate are presided over by western senator- Ton realls more than ever that iji th eoun try at larg Washington Is Judged by th i administration rather that by congresa -l'nt h'" velt and Wilson appreciated this state of public-opinion That Is why they virtually took chfcrg of con itresa' President Coolidg has kept hands off congresa But th president la "frpm New England and -'Andrew Mellon secretary of--the treasury Is from Pittsburgh Both are of th East rhey are two figure which stand out to-day In all political discussion sc Many Grievances Th'1 political menace in th sectionalism which Is being preached to-day lie in th fact that It Is rising largely- from Republican onreea Soma of thsmost influential paper of th great Inland tmplr are leading the fight The grievances of th section seem to be many 1 -They 'aay th East la pot listening to tha Voles' of ths corn belt It Is -trsstlng the belt -with contempt- Th corn belt and Its aup-sorters will never forgive Mellon for -th" letter he wrote against th Haugen plan of farm relief Nor lid the corn belt like th speech noolldge delivered here la Chicago laat December The corn-belt la up In arms If Is a wide snd populous belt and already has shown In Illinois that It can make trouble ror senators running on an administration1 platform They aay out here that "tha lias go- conception of th farm problem and that th Eaat ought to lla-ian to men who hall ftom the corn ountry 1 i 1 Attack '-O Tariff" In retaliation for the lack of farm relief they are threatening a con- rni -ertad attack "on the tariff' It doeT 10 good to point out that every-hlng the fariper raises is protected jths The notion is spread Is being that the arlff feally la designed for the East md tha East alone There need no deception Black- tariff donds ere gathering In this section rhey are giving real concern to tome of the old line traders Meet nga have been held thla week In Jhtcage to consider the situation It la recognised here if net in he East that- the tariff haa become a jnajor lasue lor ths first lms since 1908 What 4s- causing crave concern to the protectionists the fact that the international tankers of the East -are attacking he tariff and are helping to spread he discontent ont here and even i till further to the West where rlends of Senator Reed Smoot of Ttah aay the bankers are out for its scalp because he heeds the lnanca committee of the eenate and an Mock radical attempts at tariff evlalon while In 'that position The western are lalmlng that even In the matter of relgbt rates they are being dis-rlminated against for th Isnefit if the East Eastern merchants an ship their goods to the west oast via the Panama Canal cheaper han Chicago or St Louis or Kan-as City or St Paul can Ship by alL These eastern goods can even oma Into the Interior from the restern coast and still havs an ad-antags As a matter of fact goods rom Chicago can be shipped to the last and then transferred by water the west coast it Is said cheaper han they can go from thla central olnt to California Oregon and Washington by rail The West rants this situation changed Opposing West A concerted mpvement Is under my for the formation of a mid-rest association of commerce to eal with thla and other problems The East la being accused of op oalng mldwestern waterway devel-pment Is blocking the ike to tha gulf waterway de-elopment Sectional resentment gainst all these things la rising 1 ready It la a very tangible thing When Senator Reed of Pennayl-anla In explanation of some rent primary expenditures aald of la commonwealth are no petty 'eitern he helped to fan is fires of thla growing section llsm In the papers of the yon can read dally editorials nder such captions as The Coming torm or Fighting Tha West or rho Pays The Tariff Self-Defense War As in all wars political or other- at ths was lost ths town by Th with guilty be 12th on that the was the ter $160 th Charlie ried and You was cree Black a to See two of caused will of year City the Birth Society Fresno of services the ond A Streets tlvlties be on wise be a West it Is Politics ly 7 $95 100 Wool' hi I an exceptionally low price for an all-wool bathing suit Com In solid color -and all slaea from 31 to 41 SI 95 Greeted By Cheering Rousands Enronte ABOARD GOLDEN- STATE' LIMITED ENROUTE FROM DOUGLAS TO LOS 'ANGELES June ti-r'-CIrtet ed by 1 sheering thousand- at each station along th Sam pi McPherspn was homeward bound to-day V- Entlr populations turned ont to greet: th evangelist as she 'passed through Arisons and V-California cities and Junction towns- Her ape eial coach attached to the rear pf tho limited was banked In flow lira McPherson wors light gray dres with a corsage of sweet peas and roa buds i Regains Old Tha revivalist) was visibly strengthened and brighter-! She spoke with her old evangelistic fervor Her remark were received with enthusiasm by her audience at every Stop She spok briefly to thee crowd confining hr remark to aimpi greeting and ex preselone of gratltud to the Lord for her safety "God bless eh would cry above the tnjnult V-' rThe warm da of Summer when and the Angelus Temple Silver Band led the- -party up a main to iila ranch without approval thoroughfare In triumphal proces-m officials of the Irrigation dla-1 )on to her tabernacle Cheering thousands were on bothj sides of the two-mile march to the unbroken lines of humanity Carried To Pulpit Aittvtng at th tempi the evangelist was carried to her pulpit which bad been draped in mourning until she was -reported miraculously aUv In Douglas Aria Wednesday morning Mrs McPherson Acknowledged the ovation of her congregation with aj brief speech of gratitude 1 At -T she repeated her- tnes- Watek Glasses mainsprings 1105 Fulton (adv Alleges Charging desertion And failure to provide Gertie Logan filed suit for divorce In superior court yesterday against Logan The couple mar in Los Angeles July list 1923 separated April 87th 1926 Rentahl property la tho "most advertisable thing" In the world! 4-- dfa 1 mand many pretty trocks that will enough for anyhomt taAT0f! yel unart enough both in tlyle andyXgX kf Can Rent It through The Bee (adv Divorce Edith Black awarded an interlocutory de of divorce from Hughes in the superior court yesterday The plaintiff also wAa awarded custody of a minor child and ISO month alimony rt iifi fabric to venture forth from the porch to' the market the picniX the informal Square No 2 -Vv All Silk Printed 1 'ifii Crepe de Chines $100 JL i yd Inches wide A good quality all-allk crepe In lovely printed patterns TWENTY-FIVE different color combination to choose both light and dark patterns Special at gl00 yd oyer the radio- from the temple To-morrow she Vlll preside at of the Cheering A Uri McPherson Is the regular Sunday services at the impatient to greet her "follower On arrival at Colton at boon ''she addressed her first message to her followers by radio' A broadcasting set had been rigged np at the station for thla purpose --v Mrs McPherson will not resume her regular duties at Angelus Temple for aeveral weeks "I will apeak from the church pulpit twice aha aald I must have a long rest tabbrnacle Never To Leave "Then I must take a long rest1 she aald "After that will come back to you never to leAve you again" The dramatic return of Mrs McPherson was tha climax of the meat eventful chapter In the spectacular area of tho evangelist After her disappearance from the Park May 18th beach at Ocean on Mr McPherson was given up dead For nearly a month tho ocean waa dragged along a twenty-mile front in search of her Repeated reports that aha had been You never have a better chance get a good used ear than now to-day's classifieds Wie dealer us The Bee (adv youthful the latest pleats and flares in' pretty rrintswiss that rivals a summer 'gar-piy den in fascinating tubproof colors 1 1 FOOD SERGEANTS 'if'- fe xi I) v4 -J 'r 'l 7 cool dimities and flaixons and color-' Term Expire Appointment of member to th county board education to fill vacancies by tho expiration of terms be mad by the county board supervisor to-morrow afternoon I seen alive At various times and In Members whose terms expire are vartoufe places were scoffed at by Walton chairman for the pAat her worshippers and James A McOuffln prin-1 Then came her discovery tn Dcug-clpal of the Lowell School of Fresno las Aria where she revealed an Both members have made ap-1 amaxing tale of her escape from plication for reappblntment I kidnapers and a thrilling flight acroxe the desert wastes Birtk Control Subject Plgeusxlng Loa Angeles authorities made a medical aspect of birth control hurried trip to DongMa to Inveatl-Dr James Cooper of the American gate the kidnaping story Control League of New York POLICE SET-UP addressed a special luncheon meeting of the Fresno County Medical yesterday at the Hotel Dr Jorgensen president the society presided Tha desert country for a distance Brame Chapman Bradv And of forty miles south of Douglas is r- I waa searched In vain for a trace SCOtt ClCVatCu BV CltV of th "kidnapers" and the aban- 1 1 doned cabin In which Mrs McFher-1 sen claims she was a prisoner Local authorities declare they will continue their Investigation of I Sweeping changes In the personnel 95 -Moderately priced as are Nelly Don? frocks unusually smart for summer home perfcctly-" finished frocks offered at anywhwe -vj-'-'L AelkjDon near these prices-' ktg Observe IHatorle Special in observance of the eee-Qulcesitennlftl of IndcpendoncOt and Square No 3 Sunbeam Aprons 50c of Amoekeag and KUbumle ginghams wide variety of pattern and all colors Trimmed with braid and buttons Th material Is worth mors than the price of tho finished apron 504 Crepe Kimonos 50c designed crepe In a good range of colors A limited number to close out at this price only 504 ev hP'-r kidnaping plot a related to them of police sergeants were made to- centennial of the death of John I by the evangelist Chief of Detec- day by Chief of Folic William a and Thomas Jefferson esc- tivea Cline feels positive that Mrs I Walker to toko effect July let In and third vice president of McPherson was abducted a she accordance with the results of rathe United States will be held at claims and ho declare ha will not cent civil service examinations -11 to-day at the First Tnl- give up tha probe until tho kidnap-1 Corporal John Brame Is pro-tarlan Church and Tuolumne ere have been apprehended mated tc the rank-of sergeant in Following the service ac- charge of the burglary squAd there- at tho Unitarian Church will rn- ThnnsanJ Cheer bjr reducln Sergeant Dana IL Pul- suspended for the Summer sea- 1 nOHSOilH yiieci jlis and Patrolman I Chapman Is Am Attnee Reads Messatte rfMd to the rank of sergeant In I charge of th night patrol reducing Of Finding Kidnap Cairn to tha rank (By The United Frets) While Patrolmen Joseph Brady COLTON June 28 Almee Semple and A Scott are elevated to the this sectionalism is going to battle of The says it la beliig attacked And lu -t- w- i imwr'1 Nearly Fresno Fashion Center If 40 'Yean From i raising Its voice In warning I McPherson sddread thousands ol rank of sergeant they replace act and commerce are strange- er followers and others by radio Ing Detective Sergeants Frances mixed in "the coming storm an(f parson when her train ar-It was CL Chllde traffic bureau rived to-day enroute to Los manager of the Omaha Chamber ofseiM from Douglas Arts Commerce who recently stood be-1 More than 600 persona were at the fore a eenate committee In Wash- station when the Oolden State Lim-lnftion and aald: Ited arrived at 12:60 There 'You have Just seen evidences of was a tremendous cheer as ah political revolt out in our terrl- alighted from her special coach end tory Our people are not radical walked towards the portable broad-but want relief and they ere vole- casting apparatus erected on the ing their demand that something be station platform dona I The evangelist read a telegram from officials at Douglas Aria- ad vising that a aback believed to have been that In which she waa held captive by her alleged kidnapers SiFRftJ EE Amusement Directory luraatJifVg Manufacturer Wants Capable sow TOM MIX In THB YAKKER THE ROAD TO I-wiswanqsooHMieuTTWicaeiasmmw i Mnn to nnjijl had been located In-8onora Mexico Armona man IS ueaa the Lord" she repeated STARTS TODAY fa-Ai ri r-AVtl sow JACK HOLT 'HR ASC1RST Also Casey the Ceaat Guard HANFORD (Kings Co) June 21 The body of Mrs Emma Gray who died at Sacramento Friday night Is to bo brought to Armona for funeral service Tuesday at 19 A at the Adventist Church with Interment at the family plot at Grangevllla The deceased was the widow of the late Harvey Gray for many years a well-known fruit grower of Armona She la survived by two sons Donley Gray of Marysville and Dallas IL Gray of Armona and a foster daughter Dr Etta Gray of Los Angeles Mrs Gray waa a native of Illinois Yosemite Prisoner Says "Everybody that la glad lift your hand and praise the Lord" said th evangelist "There are millions of you listening to my message th Lord be Broadcast Talk The evangelist was beaming Her personal bodyguard escorted her to ths microphone and stood by while she talked Sbe raised her hand and uttered a prayer "Oh glorious Lord wa lift our voices In thanksgiving "The lines have not been pleasant ths past few months In this hour wo believe the standard of Christ is raised higher "We praise you for sparing our a Profitable Peririanent Business? V'- 't Jjw A s- What la probably the fastest-growing manufacturer In one of the oldest staple Industrie of tho country now ready to open the Fresno territory in a big scale manner 4 The business la snccesafnliy established a thousand dtle and town The product la nationally advertiaed practically bo competition thousands of customer In this ataUv who create many WHITE I HEATREy extra sales among their friend -j im BIG RODEO DANCE JULY 4 Sierra Championship Golf Tournament JULY 3 4 5 Horseback riding swimmnig dancing tennis fishing Hotel Wawona American plan Sequoia Hotel European plan a 1 Wawoni Coffee Shop popular a la carte prices A WASHBURN Manager Wawona California He Is Posted Swindler Ilfs "Through thl thousands of peo Ou Ike term The Chin of the Flylag The woman we want is essentially a business woman She possesses the determination to succeed 8 he wants a future She desires a good Income -T The woman to be entrusted with this responsibility win assume complete charge and anpervlsion of all salespeople la tills territory Write promptly' giving foil information as to year experience ability education' etc Manufacturer's rrpnwntetiv will be la Fresno shortly to dose arrangement Address Box 190-37 fresco Rm- i 11 f- KiTTema JACK HOLT (By The Press) YOSEMITE (Mariposa Co) June iJamee Davidson former postmaster at Fallsville Ark arrested here yesterday admitted to-day hla name Is really Davidson and not Mack Roberts -under which name he haa been allegedly flooding the country with stolen money ordern It Is alleged he departed Fallsville with $80000 worth of postal money orders pie a-111 be brought to Christ I Continuing she said: "I think I am tbs best known I parson tn tho world not boastfully but wherever go people always know ma "I want to thank every on who has been faithful to ma could not be any thinking I person who would think for a min uts that these stories doubting the1 SOW -i -V CHARLEY MIRRA in SWEET The Ancient Highway' 1 Alan CmMmtr mmd Casey Of Tko Cenat Sisters Klddlo Revue J'- I'ts -1 'A- Vi1 S' -SX's -'-S'.

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