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HANFORD MORNING JOURNAL FRIDAY, MARCH 4. 1921. LOCAL BRIEFS mu 0 13 1 Ql AMUSEMENTS ENTHUSIASM FEATURES HUSBAND INDULGES IN ANNUAL S. S. CONCLAVE! CAVEMAN TACTICS; IS FLOATED FROM HOME With Mrs.

M. L. Short, spent Tues- Mrs Walter Johnson day in Fresno. The Home of Iietter Pictures presiding, the twentieth annual Sunday School convention of Kings coun-j ty was held at the MHhod'st church i tn this city yesterday, beginning atj two oclock. There was a splendid representation from the various Sun- day schools of the county and much interest was shown.

The session opened with a fifteen minutes song service led by Rev. Frank Stuart Ford of the First Christian Church. Following this the assemblage was addressed by Rev. J. B.

Travis who used as his topic, "The Worship Period, and bringing forth many interesting points as to the work of the Sunday school which was particularly beneficient to the teachers. C. L. Crumley on "The Church and the Young People" and S. O.

Welday on The Sunday School suppliment Louis Vinere, who was arrested Contable W. B. Dalby Deputy Charles Lewellyn on yesterday morning on a charge of disturbing the peace, preferred by his wife of two months, appeared in the court of Judge George H. Waite shortly after noon. According to the story told by the wife, Vinere in trying to persuade her to write a check in his favor, became somewhat rough and choked her.

That the choking was somewhat severe was evidenced by the finger marks upon the complaining witness throat. Vinere was repentant, but his wife was not of a forgiving nature, so the judge handed him a six months' suspended sen- TODAY The Laugh Show of the Season Bringing Up Father At the Sea Shore A real beauty singing and dancing chorus BUY LINOLEUMS NOW They save floors are sanitary, right in style, decorative and very popular. We have in stock a comprehensive supply of patterns in colors certain to please. tenee, with the understanding that ing the day school gave pithy andjlm was to remain away from his wife') abode. To make doubly sure the officers accompanied Venire to his former home, where he packet his clothes and made his departure.

From all repoi ts this is about the first time that1 a six months "interlocutory decree has been handed ilov n. interesting short addresses. Reports of the committees which showed all branches of the Sunday School work In this county in an active and flouishing condition were read, and the following were nominated for the offiees of the convention for the ensuing year: Rev. J. B.

Travis, president; Miss Gertrude SATURDAY, MARCH 5 Americas Most Bewitching Screen Actress, Clara Kimball Young In her latest crowning achievement, IVIid-diannel Follett of Lemoore, was a business visitor here yesterday. Mrs. Walter W. Cameron spent yesterday in Fresno with friends. and Mrs.

W. T. Dewey of Lemoore spent yesterday in this city. Mrs. M.

Barber and daughter, Helen, of Corcoran, spent yesterday in tihs city. I 1 IRri.ert D. Hamlin left last even-, ing for San Francisco for a hurried, business trip. i Mrs. D.

M. Davies is spending a short vacation with her daughters in Los Angeles II. r. Willey of Fresno spent yesterday in this city, attending to mat- 1 ters business. Driver returned yesterday morning from a short business trip i in San Francisco.

A Alexander of Los Angeles arr v.d in this city yesterday morn-I ing for a short slay. Mrs Ewell fort tier Is entertaining as her house guest for a short time tier mot tier, Mrs. Jleede, of Antioch. I ('. W.

Klsseiiger of Los Angelos, has been spending the past days in Ill's city, attending to busi-I ness affairs. i 1 Miss Vesta Hall of the teaching force of the local grammar schoods. I Is confined to her home near this tit with illness. Richard Strothers of the I.akesid" dlstrlet, was in this city yesterday 1 attending to matters of business at he court house. I I Mr and Mrs.

Robert Kimble, and; sons, Robert, James and Joseph, hnvo returned from a weeks vis't In San Kranetseo. Sidney J. W. Sharp tot lust evening for San Francisco, where he will spend the week-end attending to legal business. Dr Frank flrlffllh, who lias been 111 for the past, few months, is now aide to lie up, and Is attending to the duties of Ills offiee.

Robinson, seeretary and W. O. Iiek-crill, treasurer; Miss Jessie Works, chairman of the childrens department. Chaplain David Todd Oilinor; chairman admirilstialhm committee, Dr, Howard F. Craven, chmi'ffian senior department.

The evening hours of the session were occupied with a splendid address The Field and lie Force, which waH well presented by Rev. Luther Rice and a very inteiesting talk upon the recent world convention in Tokyo which was given bv (I. R. Fisher, who presented in conned ion with the talk large number of pictures bearing upon his topic. iliiro niTTrnomi Jirato iti.

imIuouhI CALLED DT REAPER Grocery Department- Phone 600-G01 CASH OR CREDIT-QUALITY AND SERVICE We searched the market for good Coffee and Kut-ners Best is our choice. Its fragrance proves in the cup its flavor refines the taste. This is the experts Coffee the choicest of them all! Call and have a cup of this fragrant Coffee No charge Demonstration all week. LOSGt James Marr IaHerson. a resident of thi.

citv tor (lie past ten months, d'ed at his home here yesterday morni! g. Mr. 1attersoa was a native of Scotland. uged 35 years, and a re Jdent of this country for 33 1 years. For the past eighteen months he had been in the employ of W.

rj. (ialia'uer as meat cutter in tills city, as well as Corcoran, and was of tuurlT popularity among his asso-i elate? lie is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie M. Iatterson, whom he married less than a year ago; Mb mother, Mrs. S.

1atteison, and a brother, William Patterson, both of Fowler; and another brother, H. (1. Patterson, of Oakland. Funeral services will he held from the chapel of Rico, Ig-wis Russell Saturday afternoon at 1:30, Chaplain David Todd Giltnor of the Church of tiie Saviour, officiating. Fill Flint orricci Hanford lodge I) I.

125 1 of this city held a thuslastlc meeting Iasi wh'cu time Mm annual KUTNEHS O. Elks, most en- evenlng, at election of NEW PASTIME THEATRE Music by Pastime Orchestra TODAY LAST TIME David Wark Griffith Presents his late creation of Beauty, Haunting Charm and Drama. The Love Flower A story of Love and Sacrifice of Romance and Adventure. TWO-REEL COMEDY LATEST NEWS NATURAL COLOR ART SCENIC Children 10c Adults 30c Plus Tax officers was held. The officers elected were as follows: V.

It. Newport, exalted ruler; Walter McNamara, leading knight; A. D. Campbell, loyal knight; Arthur E. Ilorlock, lecturing knight; A.

Florv secretary; W. C. MucFarlane, tiler; W. Seo'l, for the throe-war term Installation of fffeers will lip made upn 7th. at whirl, time Max Jamr- START SAVING NOW Sheriff J.

Hlmn, accompanied, hv Hnderslierlff ,1 J. Walker, iij spend'ng a few days in Los Angeles, these OFFICERS ELECTED BY ALTAR SOCIETY At a recent meeting of the AMar Society of St. Hrlglds church the fol7 lowing officers were elected for the delegate tn the grand lodge, whle 1 ensuing term. Mrs. F.

W. Dutra, as will meet in Los Angeles this com president; Mrs. II. Cousins, vice president; Mrs. K.

Rose, receding secretary; Mrs. fl. C. Dannelo-lnk, financial secretary; Mrs, E. A.

Hildu-brand. treasurer: Miss Louise One-stl, chairman of the sacristy committee. The meeting was well attended and considerable enthusiasm as to future activities was manifested. 4 4 4 4 by securing the best and paying less. Medium size Violet Shortening 60c Large size "Violet Shortening $1.15 2 pounds best grade Shortening 25c Newtown Pippin Apples $1.95 Box "Where Everybody Coes tug July, and J.

E. Richmond win chosen ns alternate. Tne lodge voted a sum of $25 for the fund for European relief A fit her of new -applications were, received and balloting ttpei Rover.il candidates cume before the session A report was made from the show committee, relative to the performance ot "Sonor leenn, which w.ll lip staged by the local lodge within a few weeks, and the social commute' ii'icttri' Mat Dio next dan; of the series for Elks and Ik nr lad'es wMI be bold nn March II. Following the tyusy session a short game was played and 'be card tables and UlllurdH held the attendance to a late hour 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TODAY Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran -in- Fixed by George A liitli-t lass five-loci comedy fiMondliiK to legal htiHlmwN. i Mrs.

Nelson of Oakland is spetiu-ing few weeks in tills eily, the guest ol her son-in-law and daughter. and Mrs. Arthur K. llor-lock. Vhs Hlella Worley, who was brought from Fresno by ambulance a few weeks ago suffering from an ntlaeii of pneumonia, is reported as Improving nicely.

Mis. Josh Nowlin spent Wednesday iy lit in Lemoore. ns the gnosl of Miss Myrtle Winger, attending the nee of (tie American Legion post of that elty. Mt-H. It.

Burden of Los Angeles, who has boon visiting her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. II. Stumpf, for the past two weeks. Is returning to her home this evening.

M'S. .1 11. DopMns and hot delight, Mi'h. lltrdella Murphy, of Los Angeles, ntn visiting friends in tills oily for few days ami attending to business matters Ja rrlngton, the 11-year-old son of Harry Arrington of this city, who vns operated upon Tuesday evening for an attack of appendicitis, Is reported as recovering splen diilly. Gem ge T.

Creed, manager of the Kastsiue Farms, and the Hall ranch and oilier properties near Stratford, spent yesterday In Hanford lit conference with Wallace Sullivan, farm Gallaher Free Market Known at the Leader in Low Prices in Hanford. i MBit IN PI III.IC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITALS The fact that the sundry civil appropriation bill reported to the house of representatives, appropriates $100,000 for the purchase of library books, magazines, and papers for henefirluries of wark risk Insurance will he welcome news to military patients in Public Health Service hospitals. The American Library Association. which still administers the libraries in the larger hospitals, ts embarrassed financially and has to1 be assisted by other The Public Health Service had noj appropriation which It could use fori the purpose. Tho new appropriation saves the situation; hut, unless it is made available immediately Instead of not until July 1.

ns is customary, reading matter will necessarily be at a premium in all hopsitals caring for soldied patients. AT LOCAL HOTELS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -T0M0RR0W- 44 Half a Chance BIRTHS JOAQUIN Near Hanford. March 2, 1921, to the wife of Antone M. Joaquin a daughter. tifii Hotel arrivals in Mils city as shown by the registers at local hotels yesterday, were ns follows: Hotel Kings: From San Francisco, J.

K. Pease, ltoy' Rutherford. G. E. Foster.

Hen l.ynds, (. R. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. King. Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Oppenhelm, E. Beckwith, M. II. Morgan, Mr.

ami Mrs. F. E. Mlddlcknrff. William t'riaun, C.

M. H. Rochester, New York, Gene Murphy; San Jose, Freda Gamma, Mrs. Geo. 1anoi'ulos; Oakland, Ft.

Collins. Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. O. S.

Ace; Saint Louis, L. Diomurt; Los Angeles. G. AV. Cobh, 4- 4- 4- 41 4- 4- 4-4- 4- g.

,5. 4 4 4 4. adv-isoi Cruelty to lions was the I sounding charge made against ''slender Mine. Adgies In- Hie Magistrates court the other day She sobbed at the thought of It. The i poor dears! she exclaimed.

They would not say that, Why, I am so I fond of them. Not for anything u-uld I I hurt them. And then something as na afterthought, she added. I 59c Columbia Records 59c 130 retired popular records for 59c for a limited time only. FLOREVS MUSIC STORE TO COVIHTT EVNERAL OF FORMER RESIDENT TOMORROW WANTED Responsible Representative to sell and install Centrifugal Pumps Both belted and direct connected LIMITED TERRITORY OPEN TO LIVE REPRESENTATIVE Write immediately giving references and experience Dow Pump and Diesel Engine Co.

Office and Factory, ALAMEDA, A few Winter Garments left over to be sold at great sacrifice. The Smart Shop Mrs. A. J. Paddock, 2072 N.

Douty. F. Taylor, C. Albright. Hotel Artesia: From San Frnn-mile mv living with them," How-clsco.

W. E. Andrews. C. R.

Muslnd- ever, the Society for the Prevention en, W. Ham merson, Mark Levi, Mr. of Cruelty of Animals, rather en- Market Reports (By Associated Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, March 3. POULTRY Hens .34 young roosters .40 old rrosters .22 tf? 25; fryers .50 broilers i .05 (il ducks .30 jack-rabbits 3.00 3.25; dressed turkeys (ft) live turkeys .43 .45. EGGS Fresh extras extra first .35 1-2; extra pullets .32 1-2; undersized pullets .31.

HOGS Hard grain fed 100 to 150 11.50; 150 to 225 11.50: 225 to i 300 11.00; 300 to 400 10.00. GRAIN -Wheat, milling 2.70 2.80; feed 2.65 2.80; barley ispot feed 1.20 1.40; shipping 1.50 at 1.65; oats, red feed 1.45 1.55; corn white- Egytian 2.80 i 2.85; Red Milo 2.00 2.10. HAY (baled) Alfalfa 17.00 1 20.00; wheat 20.00 21.00; oats 17.00 19.00; barley 12.00 15.00. The remains of Mrs. Martha Jane Wallace, a former resident of this city, who diod In Stockton yesterday, will arrive on the afternoons Santa Fe tn charge of Undertake Rtce, Lewis and Russell.

The funeral will be held on Rut unlay at a time to be announced Inter. and Mrs. C. Watkins, Chong Dong; Newark, Ohio, J. D.

Martin; Bakersfield. Mr. and Mrs. H. O.

While, Saint Louis, F. Fries; Dlnuha, Geo. Hiatt; Los Angeles, Peterson, F. N. Me El ree.

joying the novelty of defending a brace of Hons after expending so many years on cats and horses, insisted that cruelty It was to Keep the Kings of the Forest in boxes In a garage. Various other witnesses who came to protest on the side of the S. P. C. C.

were those who lived, within roaring distance of the garage. i Whiting Cook Fashionable Stationery Suitable i 011 POULTRY lit. Sold and Exchanged. Best Prices. Will call anywhere.

L. TROFFITT, Phone 440. 80S W. 8ih St. Hanford tt i I WENTOBV, APPR USEM ENT FILED In the matter of the estate of Abraham Vartanian, nn incompetent, person.

Inventory and appraisement amounting to $15,249.50 was filed by Sidney J. W. Sharp, appraiser. LAST RITES FOR MRS. IHOEBE HAGAN THIS P.

M. Funeral services for the lule Mrs. Pheobe E. Kagan will he held this afternoon at 2:30 from the chapel of the Peoples Undertaking Association Rev. W.

I. Dexter, officiating. Interment In Hanford cemetery. for All Occasion a as Deckle Edge, Panel, Giit Edge, Tissue lined and Scotch Piaid. W.D.

JAMES CARD OE THANKS 'OTItK TO THE ITIIIJC CHICAGO, March 3. HOGS, top desire To express our sincere 1 11.25; bulk 10.25 11.25; pigs .25 thanks for the many kindnesses -0 higher, shown during the last Illness andj LOS ANGELES, March 3. But-afte rthe passing away of our be- (r loved father. Especially do we wish to thank the Masonic fraternity and those Bending floral tributes. MU.

AND MRS. R. L. BOYD AND FAMILY. (805) APPOINT NEW REGISTRATION DEPUTY FOR COUNTY CLERK Miss Lorraine Broderick was yesterday appointed a deputy county clerk by Clerk E.

F. Plskertll, for purposes of registration in and around Grungevllle. Contrary to a report generally circulated. Dr. Frederick Cuttle has not loft Hanford.

Until April Ir, uttle will continua to practice here. (1421 (181) NnBone Corsetiere Phone Mrs. Florence Kelly, or call at 124 West Myrtle St. Satisfaction guaranteed. MARRIAGE LICENSE A marriage license was Issued In Fresno on Wednesday to Alvin J.

Peterson, aged 22 and Thelma E. Martin, aged 18, both of Hanford. Cream of Wheat Flour.