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ALMOND GROWERS
POOL THEIR CROP
California Exchange Advertises
for Bids for 1,250 Tons
of Nuts
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
STOCKTON. June 20.— The California
almond growers' exchange has pre
pared its "specifications" for bids for
\u25a0 the crop of IS 10. The bids are to be
opened at Sacramento July I. The as
sociation has fixed the bidders' bonds
at $20,000, or 30 per cent of the esti
mated amount involved in such portion
of the crop as the contract is to cover.
This is practically the first year the
almond growers have pooled their
crop. The exchange was the result of
efforts of J. P. Dargitz of Acampo. The
. associations represented in the ex
\u25a0 change are:
Yolo county — Daris and Capay: Suttrr county —
SuttfT. I,ive Oak Rnd Pennlnfrton; Sacramento
county — Antelope. Fair Oaks and Oranperale;
Sun Joaquin county and eastern Contra Costa
county.
The quantity, in tons, of each vari
ety of almonds, ;is given by the cc
.change, is as follows:
Xonjwrlrl. 300: I X L. 2."0: Ne This ritra.
2-VJ; l>r.-ik«' swdling. U-'iO: Texas prolific. BO;
I.lrwpllyu*., 2(i; IyW)pu»'fto< - . ;i0; Peerless. 20;
Gulden Statp. ir>; Commercial. 20; Waltou paper
EbeU. IS; Ward sb«*ll. IS: Houtlcr soft shell.
.8; silver shell, 1; Jordan. 1; California papPr
ftiPll. r>: I'bilopona, 2: tswdliDßs. 5; Seller* seed-
Mops, l: Gilt Edze. 1; La Prima. 1: Barclay
paper plifll, ] : Klondike. 2: white flat, 2; tuis
' oellnueous. .*J.* : total. 1.2.*H».
Tlie estiraated tonnage by sblpplns points is
as follows:
I>.ivis. is«; YuJia City, 2.10: Ure Oak, 100;
. l.odi. and St«>kton, 200; Antelope, 100; Fair
Oaks. k»0: Capay. 12r.; Oakley. H3; Laa-
C«st«T. T>o; total. 1.250.
The exchange agrees to have the al
monds, clean, dry. bright and mer
chantable. It will also have them
\u25a0weighed into cars by a public
weigher, the purchaser to have a rep
resentative present to inspect the prod
uct. The growers also reserve the cus
tomary right to reject all bids. !
The exchange agrees to notify the
buyer 10 days in advance of the date
Of shipment of a car of almonds from
.any point. If the car is not loaded
within 20 days from the date of notifi
cation the buyer must pay the ex
change a penalty of $10 a day for each
day's delay. AH deliveries must b,e
completed by October 30.
Any dispute as to the quality of de
livery is to be settled by arbitration
within 4S hours, the expense of arbi
tration to be borne by tlie two parties.
: -. : Readers of The Call AVhen
| I Advertised Will Confer M^^Q^ n g the Nfame of This Paper !
HWAfffriiA SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS MARK WEST :^lfe[F^^^-«tSq (011 ROY IAGUACALIENTESPRINGS ( .NY ¥iBB nF „„. J
1 L^ ®1 1 i\ "«" sK'^^s :'LX£.S s3^HrsS : »s y^gsrl,^ VlCTOß hot sprincs srfir^^kJssK.^ ißgs.£ wv „,.,,_
h agrlffiS^gi LiTer and Stomach Troubles. Baths free. p. a '", '\u0084,' crnnpvlno Xre-inp nnhv 170 \ J I AIIfI M Ct hrs. from San Francisco Road In excellent con- at Tiburon ferry at 7:15 a. m. and 4:-15 p. m.
B j W^f^t^^T^ff^r^i^ '' Swimml^ lluntlDC. Fishing. Livery Tennis. re a c ?°^ v^ r ' n d ffigf Teran<la na d^rive^ar '"The V %, 7- L aIKI "S ditloo for automobiles .Send ? for^ folder to Fare *«<>• la W l ™ at 753 Marfeet St. or l*a >
g>IH g I *JI ISIKI mA ni I Ky-JSjg «c. Fine Orchestra. Table uaeicelled. Bites ii r l\\i^ vuS* in CaUfornla" is thTverdlcto? V ?*"~*xz—y . : ; . w ..,, .".. \u25a0\u25a0.-..-- .;"V-J. McDONALDf Prop Montgomery st.. or address THEODOR KICU- For your summer restinp: place.
•"^£Hg.££Sf3s?is or ßrTan% 14a M ™ 6t^ , aa^g^^afegft:-,^itJlo^a a^g^^afegft:- ,^itJl 0^, $I 0°: Inverness stables ROI USA X WIARYSVII I P Nn ptuuipq T r D »
\u0084r ir par d . (irard %^^ Ul A / A HI II H I Fft lINT A\N OF I IFF ' ™tt£w<^*t^?%^&T^ i Vft\NT RFYFS FIMPfiPIIIIW i New Rambler Auto SU S e Line. Two round
425T rt a ?w iVv^VTnd *Ho«fdrtm« wd l^ \ \u25a0 I )t\ fir\ Bil 8 § I'lll A A/Uil 1 All\ VI 1/11 L< artists.^unny comedJans.^wcet singers and :• rUIII I . KCI C3 : CIHrUKIUITI trip- . dally. - connecting with Northern Electric pi .- ft In rt «a•ln A \u25a0 i*
•^V T nVTta^r MlS^H^m I* »^^3, iH-fWr I H 1 U C • " 't&"toi%n?hltl-^^K^J.-^ ; rlnest tDraont " <" «» description,,: with thor- Trains for Sacramento. Chico and Orcille. QIIO T 0 DA 1 1 Dfl A H
the late, son, hits. ._ ffi f %^Z T H U l l I U KHILK U A U
%R*?%h tp^Vn^Ftgp y PITTHAVE-ATCENTRALIWIK V JJ* -connect ShermanJMlay &GO Point Ueyesstatlo,. .y & Humboldt and Lake Counties. Our
:^^Zrl 6d clZ % lk™f™Au Vr s: c ™ summer garden and 1 IS^^ re^ w c^sa <> coS E^ NES - Prop - " J - \u25a0\u25a0 ..,*\u25a0»\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 " 'W« t^. v^'. " t CAMP " CURRY, Santa Cniz- : Mts; new outin » sui de now ready ;
Market s;.. S. F. «. TFPPAP.F I ~ : \u25a0 '>' Stelnway nml Other Pianos. llfl all fl A 111 fl fi 1 H Rates $8 to SlO Der iv»efc iia tc. S"L". fnr a. J.
— — ILKKALL V »-• «» :W: W . Player. Pianos of, All Grades. N I f I 9\u25a0fl\J I 1 « we^ eS iddress LeoSlrd h! ' Brown. C«S*<fe? U*T 1*
:._ k -- em -»-- UAT CDD iMPC FBED STEBItY MANAGINO DIRECTOR | P« e f CL*^ Mo tf«L- Kearny and Slitter Si«. f Snn Frnnol«oo 11111 II I\u25a0il I II I £1 L <«G a to 3 . »» \l t> p Q f « r\*Tt 511111
PWSfJPJ HOTSPR-INGS t ' HaSt OllOre r arK Fourteenth and Cla 5 Ms., Oakland ||U I L L Ufl lIIULH r A M H niDm; V •, Vdlldllwl WIV !
OISIUiB ur^'arfd^rhTumTti^nrlin'd "Q ' ' C ' A ~ '"" ' " WAJVir CUKKY, lOSeilllte j _ _____ ___
cout; 3 disease™* 0^ "he ] \f ¥ A 71/f AHP I— l ' Ai C II I C VIFOUIXCtS : ~~~~~~~- ~~~~~~~~~" Opens Jnne 15. Table the best. Furnished and Best location. Beat table. . Only white chef In
itomicft and intestines, llrer and Vidneys. A IV' I /\ ll\ A\ I H * ' ' WEBBER LAKE unfurnished cottages. Surf and hot baths. Boat- Yosemite. Address David A. Curry. Yosemlte. Tells you all you want to know
. ; t>mgrtl«* for nervous and overworked people. l\l-<iH|li &'£.. M. M. 45 minutes from 14th and Broadway. Oakland « ."*.,, , - '"\u25a0' ingr. Dancing. Skating. Bowling and. Tennis. -Clreulare of Curry Camps at railroad offices and about the rest and recreation re-
iUKMEDTKS— Three mineral springs; drink and . • - ;,. ; •" Rlchmon( , _.- dlr . et \u0084.„. 7th \u25a0__". r^I;" « <J uee ? of mountain lakes for fly fishing.^ Hotel Trout and Salmon' flshlng^iWrlte for pamphlet. 1 Peck-Judah Cabinets In leading hotels. ; , sorts, the camping, fishing and
;es.;SSis?&S?&'s; es.;SSi5?&S?&'s% I "aii i s t iss HOT SPRINGS TT^T""" ia '"' B '°'""'°' E i^rr,£vssz a r^T. ««-^ww<**.v^-..- \u25a0..,. . . . jsTeV^sSsi^nT^tS^- " 3
\u25a0.\^ m^ P :^.%3£s.'h£s?B£z. \u0084"".w«L. « toi .c,H.EOß E s Ts oK,E lgl ,., aa ; : c, 1 : pis Vi> a »W>a rvi 'a : Among the Pines s™<™™™&™ wr*
r tFn , HnT opm HPS ELIM GROVE HOTEL : sui Sl^SasS I^S as 2l Sri° a !f^5 t - B FlooJ B °" d '^ * "" •'\u25a0
LLLUH IIU I OrtlltiUU ~~" ~~~ AT - '.'\u25a0.: bart. Mills, .-or Stockton, Cal. . ' Beautifully, situated In the foothills of Tay- ;- Tn c most thorouehly equipped mountain resort -~ — »-'
„ _ t , "*\u25a0": \u25a0 K; "-'^^' >~~S ~i'>-y-_ _.___^^- \u25a0 •-, -m" 1 ' '\u25a0'- w^l-"-- 'mmm^"- ' ; '"\u25a0~' " '"'""' "'"' — - : — — " v '" ' ' lor .'mountain,', 2% - miles from Santa Rosa, So-ii?.^ 6 Sierras; large swimming pool; fine trout \u25a0•\u25a0, - r ,
IX S L^r««ncr^e^m B minc?a^k a o^«^tfr % ttfl e Torn Slssoa. the outfitting place for Batesi^^per^day.; *10 per week; ercrythlng .^ - '\u25a0', OLEMA^MAEINmCO.; CAL. and reservations address PBESTON & WINAJi. LHN - Applegate. Placer county. Cal. -iMiMILU VALLEY \u25a0
iuM'ied '£ith natural lio?m?ncraf l?ate'r^lotVnS hunters, fishers, .the ascent ot - Mount Shasta, new; first dasa accommodations; hunting; fishing. - We; will meet the following trains from San managers.- Santa Bosa. Cal. - ; _,-.\u25a0. — \u25a0. .-,. . • .-\u25a0 ' , - \u25a0,-... Under new management. First class serrlce:
rofrf^nerel water in^everr room BnV meVts .11 trip 22 lakes; fishing and hunting not exceUed. AMUSEMEKTS OF AIT Ki\n< ' Francisco at. Point .Beyea atation, N. ,W. P. B, , ' \u0084 -\u0084-,... - — HAVC HnTRI unexcelled cuisine. Telephone Main 920. Mlli
tzEsz^^&J^ a.s&Jsar-as. d aararfcssM r^g^^^;^^"^, \u25a0:; commercial hotel >„ m i ? »"'».^
\u25a0\u25a0gSS&ganaßg^fe ZXSSS" £ ppgpgßHSgi VICHY^SPRINGS WItSON'S-IININ" BpffirSpi^iSS^i SSSSiS ooeeoooooecooooeeeoooeoooo
.WHITE SULPHUR bPRINGS .\u25a0 nw .^^- i ,. i . ..... -JSSiSffsjS^Ssns^^ a.'i«/!^aras-.Brajgtai;: "*«« a: " CX \u25a0\u25a0«»?»•\u25a0•»—**\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0: xjfjKrtiin ti^ *** | wi..i-JM.wuoi»ap g
BERRYVALE !NN i — : — taa.f8 i .-^ag^i&gt- a jgg^ hotel la. honda H "^srfeVor u , F^-? la " I Who desire The CaU =»** §
y.SH STAY. Including boat fare, hotel accommo- UL4IIII 9 f llLtsU II ill _^\u0084 --^ LjL"'J^U _ ' :- \u25a0 -.::.-. \u25a0.-.-..-\u25a0 ~^ . •\u0084,• :\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• SW\J I EasU MmfA WI\JiMtJMA . .REDUCED RATE^IIO (formerly $a 33). % \u25a0 V
"\u25a0S^^sSS2S.?&W«^5^«3 An ideal, homelike summer.resort at thebas. of SOLID COMFORT HOME A. SI LVA'S RESORT im^^S^H^K^l^ g^^^^^SS&'ffi gtO "*«* \u25a0 SUlTimer . TCSOrtS |
|^™^^J^. J t^«^^ 9^ Mt.Sha,U. Addr^s H. B. BEAM. Slsson. C... \u25a0:W&&t^?&t«^»>U^ SdS^^^^ g . OF Other OUt of tOWll.placeS g
i^H 2 n r^ ce n k " d |SSV S d?nT * «^,^^, . nnsnrpasßed scenery; spring water; ;danci hall v • . Training -Headquarters. / , . ; S.EABS.T La Honda. San Mateo county. Cal. . . sea bathing, temperature 7S degrees. -M,lt a °- Q .-11 !„«.. ««*;f., I<C 5
.a. m. and 3.20 p. m. boat daily. _ .«*X M E OAKS"- . : ewlmming tank: telephone; $8 per week. -Stage. ;? SpeciaK Sunday Dinner, for ; Automobillsts.VA. — — ~ — J, -^ ... \u25a0 — — ~ — - tractive opot on entire round the. world -tour 5 Will plCuSe notify OthCC, X
*> r PrrK irnAH ro* TsMlarket lt?% F LOS GATOS SANITARIUM ' meets train. SCHULEB & SCHEBEN. Napa. Cal.' SILVAN Proprietor^ Decoto, Cal. ; .-.. , ; < » » - 1 mff • Volcano Kilauea now unusually; active. Sailing ft .. . A ,R
. v f)r m< K-JLDAH CO.. ..S3 Market St.. h. F. heme for the tubercular FsteMliihWl en ~~ * • \u25a0- -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0 - ••- "~~ ; . \u0084,- .--,•\u25a0 .:. .\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084 7. ! 7—. Hl/^tPl lVllf^COr^lll ' Ju!y "• Jnlr 30 -and every 21 .lavs. BoA now X giving present addreSS and X
CTt^s^ j^^^iiii mvmmmm iwi^mwmm ii§l§l|i^!§ lilS^^^l I -W § §
:\*wStl^a^ioJf^ iJSJ^witeT FTne D.. U» G.tos. CaU _ GL EN ELLEN-Furnish^ . M d; Hnf u^Uhed . cot^ ; --One ;of the 'best in f the state health .na^^ l^}^^!^^^^ 8 "^shermea oa class $$ IM,_ New Zealand (Wellington), round gt O new addreSS. On retur- g
s , h.,^ n.p. c... pAC|F , c TRANSFER COMPANY SANTA-CRUZ-'"'^ --• «' "»«\u25a0 eSibaroadero motel; &$ r^ S Vb, smarck : Wotci ; g.onter that wmee by carrier §
\u25a0:'\u25a0 «. y^S"^"!^!^^ ;»S«aßffai^SSi;- .:;\u25a0 A i^^KfHSirgJi^SS \u25a0 S^jtfS^sa«\«Si.r»Bi«i;-|T.i: iiSSS»«i .« n ,.., u^S., lp ,,W § maybe promptly resumed |
\u25a0•\u25a0 cltma a U bordelalsc. crabs farcto.. ; Booma. . Office, in Ferry Building., :- % AGENCY, 145, Pacific >v..- Santa, Cruz. Cal. r^, wee^ aleals - ° " "ANTONIO HAPPE. OOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfi
I REACHES MOS!T CiF THESE RESORTS
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CONFERENCE OF
UNITED BRETHREN
Forty*fifth Annual Session of
Church Begins Today in
Stockton
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
STOCKTON, June 20.— The forty-fifth
annual session of the California con
ference of the Church of the United
Brethren in Christ will begin tomorrow
in the new United Brethren church in
this city and will continue through the
week.
The visiting delegates will be enter
tained while here by the Stockton
chamber of commerce.
The first two. days- will be devoted to
the young people's Christian Endeavor
union convention.; The. conference pro
gram will begin Thursday with an
address by. Bishop "W. M.-. Bell.
LOOKING FOR FUN?
HURRY TO CATALINA
Management Has Provided Fea
tures for Every Season
Catalina island as a popular objective
point for pleasure seekers during the
coming season is expected by the man
agement of the resort to excel all for
mer records.
The tenor of correspondence received
indicates the program of entertainment
provided on the island will draw un
usual crowds. In addition- to the great
annual naval enaggement with 65 craft
to a side, many new attractive fea
tures have been arranged for.
Thousands of dollars have been
spent in- improvements this year. Win
ter as "well as spring and fall features
have l>een provided. A. M. Jamison,
general manager of the Banning com
pany, has. issued 'a. splendid folder
printed in colors -descriptive of ; the
island resort as it now is.' •
4th of July Holidnyß at Hotel Del
. .Monte
Old fashioned 4th of July celebra
tion. Fireworks allowed on Del Monte
Beach and "Lover's Point," Pacific
Grove. Grand display on hotel grounds.
Phone Kearny 4013. .- •
LUMBER PLA2TC BURNS— Bellinßham. Wash..
Juno 20. — The plant of the Belliiifrham Bay
lumber company at Maple Falls. 30 miles
northeast of this city, was partially destroyed
by fire yesterday. Loss $2T».OOO.
THE^SA^MMCISOOIC^
WOMAN DONATES
SITE FOR CHURCH
Mrs. F. W.Frattv Gives Prop
erty Worth $15;000 to First
; v Con^regationalists
• v - ' \u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0 ; \u25a0 .— — •\u25a0 '\u25a0:\u25a0
[Special Ditpatch to The Call]
SACRAMENTO, June 20.— The congre
gation of the -First .. Congregational
church, was treated "to a surprise • yes-,
terday when ! it*.- was arinb\inced • 'from
the pulpit that Mrs. ,F.'. W. Fratt, wife
of the late milHonalreT^hadTdohatedra
valuable site fora church at tFifteenth
and P;:streets. : '-The? gift Js t valued at
$15,000 and the only -condition :" attached
is that ah edifice be erected -there. .The
congregation has long been looking 'for
a site and is figuring on selling its pres
ent property in Sixth street for $45,000.
EQUALIZERS WILU
/ \ INSPECT RAILROAD
State Board Will Look Over
Western Pacific Lines
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
, SACRAMENTO, i June The>' state
board of equalization ••will make'a tour
of inspection over the / lines of the
Western Pacific in California, starting
Thursday and taking anout three days.
The new line is considered to .be an
operative railroad this year and sub
ject to assessment by the; state instead
of. the counties, so the equalizers want
to compare the values as they see them
with the reports submitted by the rail
road company. ,
CLAIM TO STANFORD
' ESTATE IS REJECTED
Land Office Denies G. E. Tomp
kins' Application for- Entry
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
SACRAMENTO. June 20. — The United
States land office has denied ?the appli
cation of GeorgeE. Tompkins for entry
upon the rich vineyard land of the Le
land Stanford estate -at \ r ina. Tomp
kins had applied for 40 acres of the
land following the successful applica
tion of three Vina men, who- had dis
covered that the Stanford estate" did
not own it. The land office, however,
has rejected his claim. -
STATE UNIVERSITY
TO GET $500,000
Estate of M. Theodore Kearney
'Ordered Turned Over to^
: Board of Regents "
-TFRESNO,-. June 20.— Final distribu
tion of -property --valued at .more Uhan
$500,000, - left .by - the : late : M. \u25a0 Theodore
Kearney* r to Uie U^niyersity of Califor
nia was ordered 'thte-mqrning^by Judge
Austin of thiijsuperior,; court.' J The or
der Vwa'sla (formal' pne^ the 'Mercantile
trust company of San Francisco merely
belng^directed; as "executor of 'the. will
to make' the 'transfer r to -the university
regents' * "Z ' :''" : ':^ v:. . .; \u25a0"';': \u25a0-\u25a0
PRELIMINARY HEARING
;OF ; ;dR; MARTIN IS SET
Examination Will Be "Held June
24 Before Judge Briggs
FRESNO, June 20.— The preliminary
examination*' of Dr". . J. :L." Martin.s ac
cused of, .being; .instrumental ;in the
death of his wife because of his refusal
to ; give -her proper medical attention
after TShe had taken poison i with sui
cidal intent, .has ;been- set; by Police
Judge Bfiggs forJJune 24.= .
>,'lt is now generally -understood that
Doctor: Martin will be -represented 4ln4 In
court by the legal firm of Everts „&
Ewing, though ;. Doctor Martin himself
states that arrangenients have not been
closed with' that "firm, to represent him.
: District > Attorney Church . personally
will be" in charge of the prosecution.
WAR VETERAN AWAKENS
> AFTER HOURS SLEEP
Weak From Loss of Food, "but
Otherwise Unharmed v ,
(Special Dispatch io The Call]
'•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0. KTjAMATH FALLS, Ore.; June 20.-^
E. B. Ramsby, a civil war veteran, -ha's
jiist awakened from a sleep of 45 hours.
All attempts to awaken him'duringUhis
time proved unavailing. x ;. . -
; On two or , ; . three •• occasions he; was
aroused sufficiently to reply, in mono
syllables, but he did not. open his eyes
and. dropped back Into heavy sleep. .
: ; He is -weak from 'loss of food, but
otherwise feels no ill effects from his
long slumber. /
CHILD SWALLOWS
BENZINE AND DIES
Two Year Old Boy Drinks Dead=
ly Liquid While Aunt Is
Cleaning Clothes ;
[Special Dispatch to The CaU]
-ORLAND, June 20.— Earl Donnell
Scrlbner, 1 ; aged 2; is dead as a result of
drinking "from : a" bottle of benzine. The
benzine ;was being used, by the child's
aunt," Mrs. Justin; Parson, in cleaning
some 'clothes, ' and the child 'picked up
the bottle and drank before the : aunt
could stop it. :.. \u25a0\u25a0 Death Vesiilted in a few
seconds. ' .>\u25a0;/-:
ST. AGNEG' ALUMNAE
: GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
... \,-^ \u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0 . -' \u25a0 . '\u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0
Program Is Opened With an
Address by Father Leahy V
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
STOCKTON, June- 20.— The St.* Agnes
alumnae\entertainment> was held at St.
Agnes academy this evening. The pro
gram was as, follows:
Address. Her. Father Leahy; barcarolle, "The
r.o T e- Tales of Hoffman'.' -(Offenbach),- Miss
Clelia^Gianhlni nod Miss Alice. Harklns; • solo
(selected),. Mrs. John ! Muldowney; history, Miss
May Briare; "In June" (Dudley Buck). Mlas
Celia Gnryin; toast. Miss Nellie* Lynch; "A
Message of Lore? (Ethelbort Kevin). Mrs. John
Ragglo; '\u25a0Thou Art Thou, Mine Own" (Hildach),
Mrs. -Flanagan and Miss Daisy lO'Brlen.
(The... accompanists; were Miss Mac
Dunne and Mrs. John Raggio.
WORK TO BE RUSHED ON
TWO TORPEDO BOATS
Will Be Ready for Battle Prac-
tice June 28
VALLEJO, June ;20. — Work will be
rushed on the j torpedo boats Fox and
Davis, now undergoing repairs at the
:Mare island navy yard, orders having
been ' received?,fro'nV "Washlhgion today
to v have the vessels- in the stream by
June 28. Both vessels will leave for
San Diego at an .early date.' .The re-
. pairs, made ,upon them have, been- ex
tensive ''. and they will 1 be ready for the
battle practice in which they will en
gage when they "reach the- southern
waters. .' •
FOUR DECREES OF
DIVORCE GRANTED
Iwo Interlocutory and Two
\ Final Verdicts Handed Down
by Stockton Court
[Special Dispclch to The Call]
STOCKTON. June- 20.— Judge C. W.
Norton today granted two interlocutory
and two final decrees of divorce.
. Ora Reed proved that her husband.
Joseph Reed, had been guilty of willful
neglect, and in addition to securing an
interlocutory" decree was awarded the
custody of the minor child.
Desertion was the ground upon which
George Joseph) Corato was granted an
interlocutory decree. .
. Final decrees were granted to Agnes
Parker in her suit against Leo F.
Parker and William Gnekow in his
suit against Laura R. Gnekow.
The court took under advisement the
plaintiff's motion for alimony and coun
sel fees in the case of Theresa # Gularte
against Joseph Gularte'.
LOWEST BIDDER FAILS
TO SECURE CONTRACT
New York Company to Build
Solano County Courthouse
[Special Dispatch io The Call]
SUISUN, June 20.— The contract for the
Solano county courthouse was awarded
to the Thompson-Starrett company of
New. York .this afternoon for $200,000.
The .lowest bidder was the Rickon-
Ehrhart company of San Francisco, the
builders of the. Sonoma county court
house. That company's bid was $4,200
lower, but the bid was defective . in
form. The courthouse will be com
pleted in 15% months.
WORLD. TOURISTS ARE
; PETALUMA VISITORS
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
PETALUMA, June 20. — W. D. Sysnar,
of Gisborne. N. Z.. accompanied by his
wife and daughter, are guest 3in this
city at the home of Attorney and Mrs.
Frank; Klippitt of Petaluma. Sysnar
arid*, family are on a tour of the world;
and will leave here for New York in a
few days.
MUSDESEE HA2TOES>— WaIIa Walla. Wash..
"'" ' June 20. — Frank Barter, a former soldier from
,'Sp«tanc. was hanged today for the murder of"
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