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PAGE SIX UKIAHI REPUBLICAN PRESS, NOVEMBER 24, 1937 A Newspaper with a Conscience and a Heart QUEER ESCAPE, HOUDINI LIKE, OF ADOE, HURT Animal Placed In A Trunk, With Broken Leg, Vanished HOW DID IT GET OUT? Search Made But No Trace Was Found By Searchers A local resident told a story last week in which he said a friend of his from Lake county while going along the highway struck a doe, the impact breaking one of the forelegs of the deer. There was no weapon in the automobile with which to shoot the wounded animal, nor did the occupants of the car have a knife with which to, mercifully, cut the throat of the injured doe. Placed In Trunk. Dazed by the shock of the encounter, the doe was lifted into a trunk at the rear of the automobile, the cover pulled down and the car hurried to Calistoga where the deer was to have been turned over to Chief of Police Ed used Ligat for for kililng, charitable the distri- meat bution in accordance with a game law. Doe Disappeared.

When the motor vehicle wheeled into the main thoroughfare it was found that in the several miles of travel, the deer had recovered, had kicked off the top of the trunk and had vanished. Could Not Be Found. Its escape had not been heard by the passengers. The three men returned up the mountain searching for the injured doe but 110 trace of it was found. Mr.

and Mrs. Angelo Poma of Calpella were at Stanford dium to witness the big game Saturday. FARES For Coach Travel from Ukiah One Round TO Way Trig San Francisco $2.45 $4.21 San Rafael 2.00 3.60 Novato 1.75 3.15 Petaluma 1.55 2.80 Santa Rosa 1.25 2.25 Healdsburg .95 1.75 Cloverdale .60 1.10 Willits .55 1.00 Fortuna 3.05 5.50 Cureka 3.45 6.21 LONG LIMITS Tickets good in Coaches only Ask the Agent for first class fares good in sleeping cars. Northwestern Pacific Redwood Empire Route INJURY TOOK A FATAL TURN Was Clifton Internally A Truck Wreck The accident which happened 10 days ago to Clifton T. Irwin, formerly owner of the meat department In a local store, terminated fatally at Ukiah General Hospital Tuesday afternoon last.

What Physicians Say. Dr. E. C. Bennett, attending physician, states an internal injury caused death.

It was at first understood Mr. Irwin suffered a crushed leg, only. However, a more careful exam-, ination revealed the more serious result of the wreck. Was A Cripple. Mr.

Irwin, before the accident was crippled but managed to attend to his duties without much apparent inconvenience. The dead man came here about three years ago and, entering business, became a general favorite. He is survived by a wife and son. Came From Marin. Of Mr.

Irwin The San Rafael Independent, published near the former home of Mr. Irwin, says: Mr. Irwin was a member of one of the leading of the Tomales section, and had passed his life with the exception of a few years in Marin county. He was well known and made many friends by his personality. The only son of Mrs.

Dell Irwin and the was late born in William Petaluma G. 29 Irwin, years he ago. His boyhood days were passed on the Irwin ranch near Tomales and he was graduated from Tomales high school. He has a sister, Mrs. Clarice Jensen, of Tomales, and a nephew, Irvin Jensen.

Mrs. James Griffin, of the coast section, is an aunt. Here Three Years. Five years ago in January, he was married to the former Helen Temple, of Bloomfield, the wedding taking place at the home of the bride. After their marriage Mr.

and Mrs. Irwin resided in Point Reyes, where Mr. Irwin conducted a meat market. He gave up the shop and left for Ukiah three years ago, where he had been engaged in the same line of business. The funeral took place Thursday afternoon in Petaluma, interment being in the family plot at Tomales beside his father.

Mrs. Benson Edwards and Mrs. Alvin German motored to San Francisco Monday for a visit of two days. BOSTON BULL PUPS, 6 months old, male and female. Old Bartlett ranch, Talmage.

Phone 18. Mrs. Meeker. 28-3p Robert L. Becker Electrical Contractor.

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THOMPSON I HOTELS assure you a happier visit in SAN FRA FRANCISCO You'll appreciate the friendly hospitality of these three superior hotels revel in their comfortable rooms and suites, their delightful dining rooms and smartly appointed lobbies. Daily rates at The Maurice and The Canterbury are from $2.50 for one person, at The Drake- fros $2.00. Complete garage service. All are convenient to downtown points of interest. THE MAURICE POST AT JONES THE CANTERBURY SUTTER AT JONES DRAKE -WILTSHIRE STOCKTON AT UNION SQUARE GEORGE T.

THOMPSON, Managing HUNTERS ARE COMPLAINED OF Redwood Valley RanClaim Property Is Trespassed In one instance in Redwood Valley a local man killed quail that had become perfectly tame. The birds were fed at the doorstep of a rancher and would not fly at approach. A Ukiah man broke through a fence on the ranch and came up to the band and killed five. It would seem to be the duty of a game warden to try and prevent law-breaking of this nature. KILLING PETS pecial Correspondence of The Press REDWOOD VALLEY, Nov.

-Friday night the P. T. A. held its first night meeting of the year. In spite of the storm there was a very fair attendance.

The project for the year is better playground equipment. A sandbox is being installed for the primary children and volley ball for older pupils. The Boys 4-H Club is installing benches for use on the grounds. To Have A Tree. Committees were appointed to help with the Community Christmas tree.

The program committee, reported on a program plan for the year. Given Flag. Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Jones presented the school with a large wool flag. Entertaining Program. At the close of the business session the meeting was turned lover to the program chairman, C. R.

Yarbrough. County Superintendent Taylor spoke on the use of films in the classroom. Mr. Lawson, showed two films, "A Trip Through Mexico" and "Bunny Rabbit." Miss Harriet Finne read an article on "The Child and Home Study." The next regular meeting will December 3 at 2:30. Mrs.

Roy Williams has gone to Oakland to remain until after the holidays. Mrs. H. DeCarli was in Santa Rosa Thursday. Mrs.

James Williams, returned Thursday evening from a visit with her brother in San Francisco. Is Getting Better. Miss Luverne Kistler, who has been quite ill the past two weeks, is improving nicely. Rev. callers and at Mrs.

E. E. H. R. were.

home Thursday. Abuse Property Rights. Quail season is here again and what a shame so many ignorant people are sold hunting licenses. They cannot read trespass notices and when shown the signs inform the "damn farmer" as -they call him, they purchased a license to hunt and cannot keep them off. There are many places in Redwood Valley, posted with no trespass signs, and the farmers are going to protect their own property.

Grange Initiation. A special mnecting of Redwood Valley Grange was held Tuesday evening at Grange hall to bestow first and second degrees on Mr. and Mrs. L. Barber, Mrs.

E. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jenkins. The annual harvest dinner will be given December 10.

Boys Club Met. Friday night the Pioneer Boys Club of Redwood Valley and WATER The RUNNING Priceless Wait Install a Goulds CID Water System year give yourself and family the priceless gift- ning water. No other investment will return so much in pleasure, in labor-saving and in real profit. Low in first cost, low in upkeep, fully automatic, it will give you trouble-free service year in and year out. Come in now.

Benefit by present low prices. Let us quote you on the right tion for your needs; ROBT. L. BECKER 731 South State Phone 62 Water System Headquarters Dead Man Left No Heirs To Estate D. C.

'Smith, public administrator, has filed his petition for letters to administer the estate of Viggo Husted, who died September 1, leaving a balance from decedent's estate upon settlement of the final account of guardianship, approximately $1300; also money due on two $1000 No next of kin or heirs at law are known. Hearing is set for November 19. Calpella met at the clubhouse for their first meeting of the season. The boys recently enjoyed a weiner roast at the home of Jim Reisland, leader of the Calpella unit. Girls of the 4-H Club contribluted $5 to the Betty Cummins fund.

On Southern Trip. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ciancio accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Austin Rawles are enjoying a week's vacation. in southern California and old Mexico. While I in Los Angeles they visited Virginia Ciancio, who is surgical nurse in Los Angeles County Hospital. Motored To Napa.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson and family and Herman Gunderson drove to Napa Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McFarland, returning Sunday.

Miss June Elliott is now with her mother, Mrs. R. Elliott, at the former Tweedy Service Station, after having been with a sister in Sausalito some time. Helped Install. Miss Audrey Doak was present at the Christian Endeavor meetins, assisted Sunday in night installing in new which offi- she cers of the local society.

Stricken On Trip. Word has been received C. Stone was taken ill with a heart attack enroute to the old home in Portland, causing a delay of several days in reaching the destination. Mrs. C.

H. Wade has been suffering from an infected foot, but is now recovering satisfactorily. Was At Eureka. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Reilly returned from a week's vacation in Eureka where Mr. Reilly attended Teachers Institute. Saw The Game. Three Redwood Valley girls, Phyllis Jordan, Lela Ulvilla and Doris Nelson, attended the Ukiah-Healdsburg basketball game at Healdsburg Friday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Lolonis passed a few days in San Francisco recently, returning Thurs'day. Mrs. Carine Phillips, of Pittsburg, visited her father J. M.

DeVee, during the week. Mrs. Fred Kelly pas been ill at her home on highway. Drive To Los Angeles. Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Howland, John, Joan and Frances returned the close of Institute week from southern California where they visited relatives. While storms were prevailing in the north no rain was encountered on their trip.

The store was left in charge of A. J. Frye while they were away. Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Peaso were visitors at the Kistler-Watson heme Sunday. Mr. Peaso came Saturday from Amarillo, Texas, where he has charge of the TWA airport. LATE ISSUES IN THE COURT C'ivil-Probate Matters Started In County Recently Estate of John Frank Reynolds, deceased. Hearing on petition of Lillian B.

Reynolds for order to set aside estate to her as surviving widow and petition of D. C. Smith, public administrator, in opposition. Affidavit in cpposition on behalf of W. E.

filed and on motion matter continued to Dec. 20. Estate of Henrietta Perry, deceased. Discharge of administratrix granted. Adolph Perry vs R.

K. son. Submitted for decision. Victoria Rowland VS Floyd Rowland. Action for divorce.

Referred to court commissioner. Estates of Elissa Peterson, deceased, and Jos. T. Walsh, deceased. Decrees of due and legal notice to creditors granted.

Estates of Mattie J. Morin, deceased, and Elizabeth Thompson, deceased. Discharge of administrators granted. W. A.

and K. L. Ford vs Robert McCarthy. Judgment granted for $156.94. K.

L. Ford vs Robert McCarthy. Judgment granted for $228. T. J.

Hyman vs Isabelle Meek. Plaintiff entitled to specific performance contract; having retained possession of property is entitled to no reduction from purchase price since he accepted such title as vendor was able to give. Defendant entitled to no relief on cross-complaint. Pauline Finne vs Wm. Finne.

Action for permanent maintenance. Plaintiff takes nothing. Findings to be submitted Dec. 3. Eley Wonacott and Ray Johnson vs Walter J.

Davis and Z. E. Scott. Demurrer overruled. Estate of Albert Reherman, deceased.

Appointment of trustee and filing account continued to Nov. 26. Guardianship of Jennie F. Martin, incompetent. Third annual account and report of guardian.

Estate of John Nelson, deceased. Final account of administrator approved and distribution of estate made to State. Estate of Daniel W. Perry, deceased. Final account approved, Former Ukiahan Died In Petaluma Mrs.

Della Acuff Chamberlain, formerly of Uklah, passed away in Petaluma Thursday. As a child she came here with her father, a sister, Lena Acuff Gibson, and her brothers, Wirt and Lee Acuff. She was a member of the Christian church where her sweet voice was heard in the chcir. Loving sympathy is extnded the bereaved family by many friends. Deceased leaves a widower, Bert Chamberlain, a sen and granddaughter.

Mrs. Kate Grothe 1 is a cousin of Mr. Chamberlain. HERE FOR FIELD WORK Miss Margaret A. Barnett, graduate nurse of St.

Joseph's Hospital, Tacoma, Washington, and public health student at the University 'of California, arrived Monday for a six weeks period of field work under supervision of Mrs. Catherine A. Brown, county nurse. fee of attorney and commission of administrator fixed and distribution ordered made to Ethyle Rounvarra and Ruby Josephson. Estate of Lorenzo Grassi, deceased.

Final account approved and distribution granted. Estate of J. V. Ray, deceased. Sale of property to W.

B. Hagans for $500, subject to $1000 mortgage confirmed. Estate Emma L.Hurt, deceased. Second annual account approved. Estate of Alice Truman Daugherty, deceased.

Sale of property to Ruel S. and Helen E. Eubank for $675 confirmed. Estate of Peter C. Dougherty, deceased.

Sale of property to Ruel and Helen Grace Eubank for $675 confirmed Estate of Bessie May Bailey, deceased. Final account and petition for distribution continued to Dec. 3. Estate of Elissa Peterson, deceased. Sale of property half interest to Carl E.

Johnson for $250 confirmed. Estate of Antonie Fischer, deceased. Probate of will continued to Dec. 3: Terminating interests of Gunder J. Anderson, deceased.

Decreed he died Dec. 8, 1936 and interest in property terminated. Warren R. Dutton, alleged insane. Petition for restoration to A COMPLETELY NEW EDITION OF THE FAMOUS HOTEL ON UNION SQUARE RATES START AT $2.50 HOTEL SAN FRANCIS 4 Starry MANAGER A SMART BUSINESS APPEARANCE Gains FAVORABLE ATTENTION The man who is well groomed is the man who wing the confidence of his associates.

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C. Smith. Fred Lawrence vs. Helen Lawrence. Interlocutory decree of divorce granted on grounds of extreme cruelty.

Gustav A. Drott et al vs R. C. Humphrey et al. Hearing of demurrer continued to Nov.

26. Anna M. Dickey VS John H. Dickey. Action for divorce.

Interlocutory decree granted on grounds of habitual intemperance; defendant has no interest in property standing in name of plaintiff. Segrid Ackerman VS Adolph Ackerman. Annulment granted. Hautanen vs Annti Hautanen. Final decree of divorce.

Matt Cernac vs John Medica. Continued to Nov. 26 to set trial. B. M.

Bucknell Vs Joan Salazar and Robert W. Crist. Debtors not having appeared, order issued for appearance at 2 p. m. Dec.

3. John B. Ruschetti vs Anna and Charles Heard testimony of Harold T. Bolden expert witness appointed by court. Matter continued to Nov.

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Why don't you take AlkaSeltzer for Gas on Stomach, Hendache, Sour Stomach, Colds, Muscular, Rheumatic or Sciatic Pains? Alka -Seltzer has a pleasant, refreshIng, tangy taste. It contains an analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate, Sodium Salt of Aspirin) which relieves pain and discomfort, while its, vegetable and mineral alkalizers help to rect the cause of those minor ailments associated with hyperacidity of the, stomach. Your druggist sells -Seltzer. BE WISE- ALKALIZE BOILING POINT PASTEURIZATION TUBERCULAR GERMS KILLED 1139 TYPHOID FEVER GERMS KILLED COLD AND SORE THROAT 13 GERMS KILLED DIPHTHERIA GERMS KILLED BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING PASTEURIZED MILK TEURIZATION at from to F. minutes, assures your protection against disease-producing bacteria.

such as tuberculosis, typhoid, diphtheria, etc. Pas-1 teurization is necessary---because apparent cleanliness is not enough! Disease bacteria can be introduced by unknowing disease carriers, no matter how careful they think they are. Only pasteurization is the certain encmy of milk borne disease. YOU ARE GETTING PASTEURIZED MILK WHEN YOU GET MILK FROM US. Mitchell's Creamery FLOWERS for all occasions Ukiah Floral Nursery Greenhouse No.

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