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ft NEWS 0 The SAN JOAQUIN 1 -77E FRESNO Stork PaySiMERCED COUNTY Cold Springs Inn Mariposa Relic Burned MED SUSPECT BULKS PLAN TO LEAVE OREGON Eva wilkiiksun' who will l0 iiiMulloil orm'l' i of lla Exeter Ioljri' of jlfoyiil Nci'rMmrs mill Arthur1 St riT foil lm will bo Miiteil il-i CIMTilbli1 COIIIIcil of Kx- jeler Ioilire of Mmlern Wood-j no on laniinry 7th eft du un ter ocl voi eel ms A Resolution Says Proposed Settlement Would Cause Loss To Colonists (Stanislaus Co) Jan 2--Contract adjustment proposed by the state to ttlria in the Delhi Land Settlement Colony known as Plan and opposed by the American Legion also has met with disapproval of tho Delhi Masonic Cluh Member of the club numbering twenty-five have adopted a resolution voicing disapproval of the pin-posed plan terming it Ini-quitalil in the opinions of the club member It would result in abandonment of farms and complete loss to many Masons as well as other settle's In the conoly The resolution: Whereas We assembled rompi is-ing a majority of the Delhi Masonic Club at a meeting duly held after announcement throuch the nail to ail Masons residing in Delhi to debate consider and decide so called Plan submitted to this colony by the State Land Settlement Board towards a final settlement to be made by the state and the settlers and Whereat We here In meeting have come to the conclusion after mature deliberation that so-called Plan is not equitable and Whereas The carrying out of this plan would mean the abandonment and complete loss to many Masons as well as to other settle! a of their life savings hopes ambition health and the welfare of tlieir families: there be it Resolved That the Masonic Club of Delhi disapprove and is against the settlement now being offered them by the State Land Settlement Board and hereby goes on record to that effect Suit Opened To Quiet Title To Fremont Grant MARIPOSA (Mariposa Co) Jan Notice was filed with the county recorder at Mariposa last week-end showing an action commenced by the Mariposa Commercial and Mining Company against Peters and the Fremont Grant Incorporated to quiet title to alt the 4438ff38 acres of land on the grant The option of the Fremont Grant is said to have expired lust month and It is the plan of the old company to clear up the title to the property The Fremont Grant has held an option on the property for more than year but has never commenced operations It is hinted that other large interests are considering the grant as a favorable location for extensive mining operations 1929 Bank Clearings In Bakersfield Cain BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Jan Bank clearings in Bakersfield totaled $75552590 for the year 1929 a gain of more than $6000000 compared with 1928 Last year's increase was the largest ever registered in this city during a twelvemonth period said Kam-prath secretary of the clearings house association During the last decade clearings have climbed from $42924202 ten years ago to the new high record -showing an increase of $32598388 November was the banner month of- the past year with a total of $7943338 one week's record showing more than $2000300 in clearings SVC- A tt i iv 't Exeter Lodge To Seat New Officers EXETER (Tulare Co) Jan Two Exeter Lodges the Royal Neighbors and the Modern Woodmen will install new sets of officers here the evening of January 7th The rites will be conducted in Odd Hall The following office of the Royal Neighbors will be Installed: Eva Wilkerson oracle Neely Franks vice oracle Eva Morris past oracle Myrtle Baxter chancellor Leah Riggs recorder Susan egress receiver Minnie Dean marshal Jennie Bod wen inner sentinel Dora Eddy outer sentinel Fanny Roberts musician Baxter manager and Dr Fowler physician The Modern Woodmen officers to be Installed are: Arthur Stratton venerable council Franks advisor Bainter bunker Segrass clerk A Roote escort Baxter Jack Warren and Harvey trustees Kenneth Baird watchman Castelberry sentinel Dr I) Fowler physician Kenneth Baird lodge correspondent Disbursements Of Kern County In 19 29 $6 981310 Early Visits On New Year's Day BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Jan 2 Mr end Mis A liitchrox of Fruityslc are the proud parents of I (lie flist baby born in Kern Coun-j ty In the new year curly golden haired boy bring horn short Iv after midnight on New Year's Eve It I was the first child In the family The mother was formerly Miss I Olive Polling of Riverview district Til ARK llKK KOItN TULARE (Tulnr Co) Jan The new year was hut a minute old when Elds Teixeira daugh- ter of Mr ami Mrs Telx-I eiia was burn at a hospital here yesterday' FIRST XEW YEAR 11AUE HANFORD (Kings Co) Jan 2 -Mrs Pacheco gave birth to a baby girl at five minutes to ten yeaterdav morning at the Sacred Heart Hospital Pacheco is a painter here The birth was the first reported here for 1930 TURLOCK WATER APPEAL LOOMS TURLOCK (Stanislaus Co) Jan 2Appeal from an injunction granted by Superior Judge CL Needham of Modesto against the use of thd Crow-Browder Ditch situated in the northwestern section of the city of Turlock will be heard ln the district court of appeals at Sacramento on Monday January 6lh judge Needham more than a year ago granted the injunction against the alleged nuisance enjoining property owners from operating the ditch until covered or piped The ditch established more than twenty-five years ago for irrigation purposes has been the source of numerous controversies since the incorporation of Turlock City Attorney James Nichols represented the city in a suit filed in which more than forty property owners in the vicinity of the ditch were named defendants Prior to the date of trial all but six withdrew their claims to the ditch According to the complaint the defendants have operated the por-oiTOf Hie waterway in the cor porate limits in such a manner as to become a public nuisance by permitting obstruction of sand and refuse in places Stagnant skater in low places of the ditch the action stated is a menace to public health Attorney Graybiel of Tui lock representing tho defendants demanded a jury trial which was denied at the request of Nichols on the grounds that nothing was Involved except an equitable question Marriages Are Still Shown j4s Popular In Kern BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Jan 2 Old-fashioned marriages sre still popular in Kern County it is revealed In a report by County Clerk Frank Smith showing a total of 652 applications for mar riage licenses during the past year llvoj compared with 205 final divorce decrees filed in court actions During the year 279 new applications for divorce were filed also 192 interlocutory decrees Nine marriages were annulled Other activity in the clerk's office as reported Included the filing of 1091 civil complaints 97 criminal Informations 108 juvenile petitions 7 habeas corpus actions 37 commitments to sttae prisons 85 committments to the county Jail 1 execution for murder 145 Incorporations 63 certificates for fictitious names 50 persons committed to state hospitals for insane 72 certificates of naturalization 56 petitions for naturalization judgments for money 825 etc etc Haverstrite Well Yields 4800 Bbls At Maricopa Flat MARICOPA (Kern Co) Jan 2 at the rate of 4800 barrels of oil daily Haverstrite No 3 on Mariposa Flats has been com- vBiiru vi uu uauy xiaverstrite No 3 on Mariposa Flats has been com- plcted by the Rio Grande Oil Com- pany aoa j-if tu4 i one of the best wells in IE AS COLD WEATHER PREVAILS 'Continued from Page 1-M) Th ln IK JJSSVS result in groves bunking in to-day's president of rus Ahsoela-iite the ab-this ills-has never a contingency which has occurred only twice in thto last seventeen years HEAVY DAMAGE FLAKED PORTERVILLE tTulare Co) Jan 2 The lowest temperature recorded here last night hy the local weather bureau was 22 degrees above lem or two degrees warmer than for the three preceding nights when the temperature dropped as low as 2t A warm sun followed tiie frost this morning which is considered unfavorable for citrus fruit Heretofore the lowest temperatures were followed with fog until the middle of the duy Some growers express the conviction that Valencia oranges have nil been frozen and it is generally known that the lemon crop is lost Some growers also report that the new growth in their groves has been killed Smudging is still genera! although some growers last night did not llkht their pots believing that their efforts would be useless While the Valencia damage can not be determined definitely until the crop is harvested it Is generally coneeded that there has been more damage thus for this Winter than during ail lost Winter when half of the Valencia crop was lost SANGER GROVES HIT SANGER (Fresno Co) Jan 2 A temperature of 29 degrees last night followed this morning by a bright warming sun has caused some anxiety among orange growers in the Sanger district according to Senior manager of the Sanger Citrus Growers' Association but the citrus men were taking some consolation from the fact tht the orange growing section up the Kings River towards Centerville where a great part of the local district's Valencias are situated was under a mantle of fog that kept the rays of the sun from the trees Smudging is not pro-ticed to any extent in this district KKKV HAS Low MERCURY 9 Kern Co) Jan With the mercury registering 18 degrees thirteen below freezing the weather on the morning of New Year's Day was the coldest recorded here in nearly two score years young lambs die (Fresno Co) Jan 2 -Freezing temperatures- are causing some anxiety among the sheep raisers of the West Side where Uiousands of sheep and young lambs are grazing during the lambing season Some deaths are reported among the newly-born Iambs and feed is declared so scarce that tbs sheepmen have been forced to resort to hand feeding to a considerable extent Fvro5TrFJULAKK COUNTY VISALIA (Tulare Co) Jan Tne frost was on the pump handles and roof tops throughout Tulare County early to-day after he coldest night in fen years A Mlot secretary of the Tulare County Board of Trade announced tnat the mercury dropped below 19 degrees in some sections of the county Johnson citrus specialist of the farm bureau declared most of the growers were optimistic after the freeze since they protected their trees by Operating thousands of smudge got Service station operators re were thawing out their water gjpe with blow torches this morn- Kern Creamery Company Increases Capitalization BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Jan 2 Forecasting a dairy expansion program in Kern and Tulare coun-ties increase of the capitalisation of the Kern County Creamery and ro'Company from $10000 to $1000000 has been effected This was announced by Albert Goode this city president of the board of directors In the deal the company has absorbed the Tulare County Creamery and the two units will serve respective localities the latter including Iorter-ville Lindsay Exeter Dinuba head of free-tested" dairy cat- this county Dorman obtained one-third of the capital stock for assignment of Ms interests here He is an internationally known dairy expert and has been Interested for a number of years with Goode Ghiradelli Firm Buys Original Homitos Site MARIPOSA (Mariposa Co) Jan Planning to preserve the old structure and to erect maiker on 'it in honor of the founder of the organization the Ghiradelli Chocolate Company of Oakland last FriUay placed on file here a deed recording the purchase from the Odd Fellows' Lodge of Snelling of I Kings Sheriff Goes To Sacramento To Request Extradition Papers HANFORD (King Co) Jan Sheriff Buckner went to Sacramento this morning to present Governor Young's approval extradition papers designed secure the return here from Rose-burg Oregon of George Fankey suspected murderer of Billy Dean Itinerant cotton picker Fankey otherwise known as Battling Jud prizefighter st the last minute refused to board tho train Monday on which Deputy Sheriff Loren Rosenfeld was to return him Hanford His refusal to return voluntarily necessitated the filing extradition papers with tho Oregon governor and the issuance a warrant for Fankcy's arrest murder The papers if approved by Governor Young will be forwarded at once to the Oregon governor After questioning numerous cotton pickers of the Firebaugh district where Dean worked before going Corcoran where he was murdered Sheriff Buckner believes that he has found one of th two slayers in Pankev Tiie other man who was with Fankey and Dean the trip from the A Salvador Ranch to Corcoran from which Dean never returned still at large The sheriff hopes through Pankey and through information already gathered to identify him bring about his arrest in the near future Salvador Memory Vital Upon the memory of Salvador wilt depend whether or not Fankey will tried for murder Immediately after his arrival here the prizefighter will be taken to the Salvador ranch for Identification If Salvador Identifies him as one of two men who were with Dean the afternoon of November 21 at when they worked on the ranch will without doubt stand trial Otherwise he prohbaly will be released and the search will start anew Fankey was traced to Oregon from the Fresno County Jail where was imprisoned for pettlt theft soon after Dean disappeared from Salvsdor ranch Kings County officers arrived at the jail in search -him the day after he was released Skull Crushed Dean's body ths skull crushed found December 3rd floating in Irrigation ditch on the Is Rognon ranch near Corcoran Investigation disclosed that he worked with two white men the afternoon of November 21st the A Salvador ranch nearby the evening the three men went Corcoran but Dean's two companions returned to the Salvador ranch without him They left the ranch shortly afterward leaving behind them a blood-stained cotton a flat iron and some clothes belonging to Dean Cuban Wife Murderer To Die On Garrote Char MATANZAS (Cuba) Jan 2 MP) Preparations went forward hero to-day for the execution of Santiago Perdomo Peres to-morrow recently sentenced to death on the garrote chair for th murder of his wife Antonia Machado The death dealing garrote chair a survival of Spanish colonial times MADE JUVENILE WARD SELMA 1 Fresno Co) Jan Robert Thompson 16 an employe a local pool ball appeared before Police Judge Laughlln to-day to answer to a charge of intoxication placed against him last Saturday night When it was discovered that he was only 16 years age Judge Laughlin remanded to th custody of the Juvenile court in Fresno edless MARIPOSA Immense Tonnage 01 Milling Ore Made Available By in sight Superintendent announces Steps sre now bping taken with it view to placing a mill on the property Enough ore await It is claimed to keep a mill operating fur several year if no more were discovered However tl is the Intention of tho company to proceed with underground development work on good scale und open new ore bodies revealed in tho old tunnel At (rent ry Gulch Situated at the intersection of Gentry Gulch and tho north fork of the Meired River in Mariposa County tho Randarita is one of several mines on this section of the East Mother Lode belt which gained renown some forty years ago for the richness of their oie and the luiee volume of their bullion production The Randarita is known to have produced over $1000 KK) above the main adit level and some of the ore appears to have heen exceedingly rich In tiie past two months the main crosscut tunnel 1400 fret long has been cleared and put in good repair lilts Shoot Center A report by William Chapman a that the crosscut tunnel was found to reach the center of the large ore shoot that was worked above the tunnel level A drift on Hie vein now cleared of debris shows good ore in the bottom and it is indicated that a large tonnage of $8 to $12 ore remains unstoped above this level The tunnel cuis the Banderita vein about 1000 feet below the outcrop on the incline of 30 degrees Ventilation is provided through old stopes connecting with higher adits FARM BUREAU TO BANQUET VISALIA (Tulare Co) Jon 2 Interest in the county-wide farm bureau banquet here at the municipal auditorium to-morrow night at a high pitch as final arrangements are being made The menu has been decided upon and details are in the hands of the farm home department under the management of Mrs Powell county chairman A different system of serving will be used this year Instead of being seated by centers the guests will be asked to fill thep laces around the tables one at a time until all seats are taken Serving will then be made at 6:30 Music for the dinner hour will be furnished by the Angle Schults Orchestra and there will be a brief entertainment of skits The first address will be given by Henry Beckman editor of tbe Tulare County Farm Bureau Monthly who will apeak on The Human Element Of The Farm Bureau He will be followed by Leon Whitsell chairman of the state railroad commission who will review the recent work of the California Farm Bureau with particular reference to the work of the utilities department Bakersfield Spends $10000000 For New Buildings In 5 Years BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Jan 2 More than $10000000 has been expended in Bakersfield build ing developments during the pout five years and of this amount $3-697621 has been for construction of 1094 homes within the city limits reported IL Hubbard city building Inspector The building improvements in 1929 totaled $2000300 of which $529920 was for construction of 157 new homes The new residential districts of Oildale Highland Park Beardsley Riverview Descanso and Prima-vera Park subdivisions have ex- for the city office building the Bonk of America and the Pacific Telephone building Work on the new Fox West Coast Theater building ia scheduled to start this month II 1 IVOITUMI Sutl VlMlm Salesman For Dicorct cis Filtzer her husband local salesman whom rh recently sued f('r divorce Extreme cruelty and associations with other women Rre the grounds for the action Giifiody of minor daughter Vir- tmia is asked by the wife I'ei i'ir Judce Frank Laiubcrson on TcinliUrV Will Uaaw mjJm January 13th will hear and order! t- show cause why Mrs Filtzer i ehi-uld not be granted alimony A re-iVamiug order has been Issued1 Filtzer from i Heavy Expense Of Smaller Institutions Boosts Taxpayers' Burden MERCED (Merced Co) Jan 2 a million dollars a total of $04192878 was expended for Merced Counly schools for the year ending June 30th 1920 It was revealed to-day by County Superintendent 8 Weaver-in a report on financing of all schools witbin Merced County Of this amount $13005258 was spent on capital outlays and is considered in the nature of an In-veatment leaving $81137620 aa the maintenance cost of the county schools for the year including sixty-two elementary schools four kindergartens three Junior high schools and seven high schools during a school year of approximately 170 days Cost Per Pupil The cost per pupil varied in elementary schools from $4606 at Bal-lico Elemcnary School which has 111 pupils to $19529 at Vineyard Elementary School which has only seven pupils The cost per pupil In secondary or high schools evarled from $18774 in Merced Union High School with 771 pupils to $40170 in Dos Palos High School with 143 pupils Weaver pointed Out that the cost per pupil in schoola having a small average dally attendance is necessarily much greater than it is in schools having a large average daily attendance costa but very little more to conduct a school of from twenty-five to thirty-five pupils than it does to conduct one from ten to twenty pupils" he said the larger schools it is possible to maintain from thirty to forty pupils per teacher while it is not possible to do so In many of the one-teacher schools Cost Is Misleading cost per pupil in those high school districts maintaining Junior high schools Is misleading Dos Palos Joint Union High School District makes no charge to elementary school districts for tuition of elementary school pupils (seventh and eighth grade pupils) attending the junior high school maintained by the high school district therefore the high school is jauin(ainlnc- tha --I 'fit seventh and eighth grade pupils attending the junior high school the Le Grand Union High School District the elementary school districts are charged a tuition of $70 per pupil in average dally attendance for those pupils attending the junior high school This amount however will probably cover a little more than half the actual cost of the education of junior high school pupils since the salaries paid to Junior high school teachers almost equal the total amount collected from the elementary districts Los Banos Pays the West Side Union High School District Los Banos Elementary School District alone is paying for tuition of junior high pupil to the high school The West Side Union High School District collects approximately $2000 from Los Banos Elementary School District for tuition of the pupils attending the junior high school from that district Qn the other hand Los Banos Elementary School District transports the high school pupils and junior high school pupils to Los Banos High School and receives approximately $2000 from the high school district for this service Probably in neither case will the money paid nnywheie near cover the services given cost per pupil to those high school districts maintaining junior high schools has been computed with the addition of the average daily attendance of Junior high school pupils to the high school average daily attendance and also without th addition of the junior high -school average daily attendance and the cost per pupil In average daily attendance in those elementary school districts paying tuition to the high school for junior high school pupils has also been computed" Police Chief At Hanford May Run For Kings Sheriff HANFORD (Kings Co) Jan 2 r-Another possible candidate for lfte offlce of Kings County sheriff vanuiuaie lor the of Kings County sheriff dded to the list yesterday uii ne nan not yel IPa UP hl mind and that any decision to be made would be not made later His statement placed him in the same category as Sheriff Buckner Coroner Strong and Dalbv Hanford constable each of whom has stated that he may run and that he mav not and that a definite decision will be announced later Fire Chief Logon by his own statement definitely will not he a candidate Brown ssid that he had not given the matter much consideration as yet and that It time before he luld dcIle defnitelv Madera Deary Croup To Plan Year's Work MADERA (Madera Co) Jan 2 A session of the board of directors of the dairy department of the Madera MARIPOSA (Mariposa Co) Jan The Cold Spring Inn belter known ns the Conway Place at th foot of Chowrhilla Mountain on the Mnrlposn-Wawona Road was destroyed by fire thin week This building was one of the old landmarks of the county und was built by John Conway In the early '60 it was the eating place of thousands of tourists making the trip to Yosemlle Valley by horse stage At the time of the fire the house was occupied by the Frlsble family who leased the place from Mrs Conway of Mariposa 'and George Conway of Merced The road over Chowchllla Mountain past Cold Springs was constructed by John Conway In 1869 and during the tourist season for fifty years horse-drawn stages stopped every four miles to change horses whore hostlers and fresh stock were constantly kept 1 Tabernacle At Turlock Reports $70fi69 Income TURLOCK (Stanislaus Co) Jan 2 Income of Beulah Tabernacle at Turlock during 1929 representing all branches including the building fund was $7036918 reports submitted at the annual all day meeting yesterday revealed A balance of $363547 remained from the preceding year Expenditures totaled $7122891 leaving a balance in the treasury of $337574 Property owned by the church totals $115000 including the $50000 tabernacle erected during 1928 With the exception of $21300 ail property Is clear of indebtedness: Officers of the board of director were re-elcrted They are: A Sandberg chairman Anton Swanson vice chairman Oscar Lind-berg secretary Paul Anderson vice secretary Other officers elected are: Dea-sons Axel Anderson A Sand-quint Gust Johnson Kenneth Larson trustees A Htllberg Peter Gustafson Sunday school superintendent Theodore Olson vice Sunday school superintendent William Swnason auditors Levi Ahlbcrg Axel Peterson substitute auditors Joe Bredenbcrg Walter Moline: deaconesses Mrs Ellen Rissell Mife-Pole Olson Mrs Walls trom Mrs A Sandquist Mrs David Warren Mrs Axel Anderson Miss Helen Olson delegates to the California District Conference at Los Angeles during May Rev Paul Rood pastor A Sandberg Otto Swanson Ael Anderson A Sandquist A Klint Oscar Undberg The board of directors comprises besides officers re-elected yesterday and deacons trustees Sunday school superintendent and vice Sunday school superintendent Wollstrom Gust Olson A West A Klint Hamstad and Theodore Ericson FACES PEACE CHARGE VISALIA (Tulare Co) Jan Forest Bushby 33 Three Rivers rancher is alleged to have made too much whoopee on the first day of the year and to-day he is in the county jail here charged with disturbing the peace The complaint for his arrest was sworn to by Herbert Wilson who claims Bushby became quarrelsome and went on a rampage after' Imbibing too much holiday cheer He was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Wilton and Carl Ensign TAFT MAX DEAD BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Jan 2 Funeral service will be held for Richard La Bate 27 Taft employe of the Union Oil Company on Friday at 11 o'clock at Feckin-ger Chapel in this city He died at a local hospital after a brief illness Besides his widow Josephine he is survived by an 18-month-old child His parents reside in Denver We SI A-firis It m1 of Barer MaufrtBm for to to of of for on and be the on he he the ef was an had on on In to sack all is of of him Sores folks take They let add They wsit tor If Aiffericg they rely on feeling Meantime Faycr Aipirin from various aches endure If pain as to its cause Save yourself through the many yourself by ef Ainayx the rec foi In ini th ex Nl for do gjlj In the hi cm mu sei poi mo PM up WO A In 1 riw ini mo re- Rc-i Hu rs ta spe wa frl 8XC roc I am Sts mil dat prl did 1 act dei prl So Ui Bui will WM fivi wit wet cou san app con hoi 1 1 Th lltU tw lh situ ran Can Sub Sub Cat a i a vJ wfa the US Si Jh( 9 BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Jan Disbursements of $6981210 wrere expended by Kern County in 1929 leaving a balance of $3616364 on hand on January 1st reported Jerry Shields county treasurer Th i balance is $612000 lees than at this date last year and practically the whole amount is deposited in banks i drawing interest Interest earnings approximate $80000 a year and for the pa! eleven years the total intei est earned by the county amounts to S3r19: The money is colds roaTtVorTtcuf banks 88 needeU- Mothers Watch OOMMON' heiJ colds often VA in throat and chert where they may hreome dangerous take a Brown Hanford chief the new gusher district according police' I Hod to deny the truth to field reports The well is flow- Sr reports that he would run for ing through the casing following office-tfej safilnr tw 1 Jl Brown the sanding of wnen Sum Drown VonfAiut Brown stated that he had pended a large sum estimated at more than S2UOOOO for residential During the past two years fund improvements during the past year company In the deal Dor-balHRi'eg have been reduced owing and this is not enumerated in the man and Goode also turn over 2300 Reediey Corcoran and Klngsburg district covered by the Tulare are: tie to the parent corporation The at the first sniffle rob on smaller balance on the first of this in progross in this city at present! company also has a source of sup-( ustcrole once every hour 'ear (ban in 1929 Aha Hjibei felde ply rom 3000 more dairy cattle in aorfntion This a counts for the Three large construction Jobs 1 up the tubing It was completed to a depth of 3452 feet Public Works Head Resigns At Porterville PORTERVILLE (Tulare Co) Jan 2 The resignation of Curd as superintendent of public Curd as superintendent of public works in Porterville has been filed with City Manager Fred Pease to be effective in sixty davs Curd has been employed bv the city for eighteen yeais A shakeup in municipal affairs resulting from charges of irregularity in the conduct of the municipal water plant i believed partly responsible for Curd's action forfiye hourt Children's Musterole is just good ojj Mufttrole you have known so long in mi'-irr orkhglhr the trained masseur this famous MtnJ oictlof musrard camphor rfh4 n-n-r nsred- k3 I aes blood circulation helps to draw out infection and pain Ktp foil on hand ftt aU's and ti-- milder Oiidren's Musieroie br liirie tors All druggists KUUD PainY to cbjctimn of the as- RELCOM NEW YEAR TCRLOCK (Stanislaus Co) Jon 2 Church services parties by or-j gsnizations and private croups: j-t -r rvices were tn-jed until liiidnijii A watch puny xhi Ciu i-iian I CiiJifo hy iiM-rnbcr the Cm is-! Lar Endeavor also was held IVi mt-mbeis of 1 Ish Bo-t the Amnican and auxiliary fctac i a New Year's 1 paity ri I ho i-ciiir (-lubtooh' ni Lmmi I i Garres urts ard danrsng rotn-the evening's tn'eilammeiit Ai i'IN i an iiriM-si 1 ii: 1 J' Hv VAN MS I LUiiAl Sllui' 'A-' a- i -Aiihv I- I i TiiliY rLOWTii SMUi -i-i- IfcL) (ovr i'AV lilONL S-i'-Jl Al 1 lrnai- 1 original sit in Hornitos of the candy manufacturing plant ndrpb' Councilman Tinned for the affaTr havhin Central Colony School house arcorri- af fairs bate been centered against ing to Everett Coffee newlv-elected liloJi1? manat-rrr Pease and re- chairman of tiie department a dismiss the Besides th rezuiar monthly re-hv Lh: "i'ton of Cow Testor Finer Andersen hoveter by one tote and the transaction of routine hu-i- 77" R-s a discussion will i held Selma Minister Yule n(1 Counly Farm Bureau I pain for granted its their hetdaches to 'wear off! front neuralgia or from neuritis better ia the morning they suffer unnecessary pais because there is an antidote always offers immediate relief and pains we once hsd to persists consult your doctor VITAL STATISTICS provcnTing disposing' 1 $12 wj in community property FAN tiL'ENTIN TRICON Jan 2 Th wife declares her husband i Louis Lazarus tflMrul'in 1 earning S75 a month as a cream-n i nced erv saWman rang at ID A Mp tu-moirow for jthe killing of William MrForian Four Rn'nrv Ts Oakland bank robbery has a OCr AOiOrjl LIDOS 10 ben taken to the condemned celL ft Her Bank Robber (jOeS To Condemned Cell December fr the Bme? killing I ami William third 1 Red I ij Bnen the participant in tie noldup I awaiting division on li appeal to cupreme court HELD FOR KOtlil) II I IX VISALIA T'llsre 1 Jan Rotut JjflVl'rrmil St Freeno eslesman is in th roomy jail hero t'j-aav charged irh heatirg board at a local roomirg tn-ii II- was arrested by Constable Ha-' iclu adueio a lot cf pain and discomfort uses of Bayer Aspirin Protect buying the genviine Bayer is same AH drugstores Ik i th 1 TO UIH i i II I'M l) "It 1 t'W IWll 1 tls 'tion sale and met hot! of liurt In Auto Crash in5 A a mm KFIMV 1 'ho have seM cows through these rr A rw'ro ro0 2 ho der to take sdvan- the tag of them is urged ty Henry Diettnen nuebter is ebb chairman cf the hog auction rejma sanitarium to-day department who will lead this from cuts and brui-es cu-sion which she received yesterday aft- The annuil program cf work for errnon when the autnmohil driven the diirv department aa outlined -u ith on- bv the pioram planning romn-it-- at the uner cf tee wi'1 he pres-r rod tr the liuee-Vendocijio an- Ro Avenues Th tors bv fe-11 Clark chairman name the Jiivt i' th othr of (he romnv't-e A lii'v d-cu-iracrneh nut ascerteined a ei-n on feature of ti-e piro vonrg uau-ter of th GrHirs i-- firecs-t I'mevTi rn tS-ro-iihrut wtt tti-d lro-n th by tbe cnuVy wh-th-r mml vers cf the hrirnp-o't tulwas net lun d-MTi-t-ri or uot are invited to Griffith esesp-d injury tro Start Attendance Drive Jn- B-jin-irig next Tuesday CtN ro- I'chi Ru'aiy Cub together with throe cluhs at Visalia Tu-ri 1 iinuho will open an si-v-r'Nr' cot 10 run foi the next (jr two cl'jh ifn tr record will ne rntcTTain-nent for a cir- T-eetm 3I th clubs but rtn TUtariati iii pay for lit tan drrer of lfHwitv(-t of Eeli-yhedd vr i.