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19 n*<) nr MPFtiMO EDS , Lumber Co. Acquires 12,000 Acres South of Stanislaus* The State tnrough tfte medi,i m four physicians, developed that death was caused by poison. KG* the Interior is again offering to dispose of surplus buffalo from the itom fitorta River in Tuolumne dene was a so produced to mj x 'v great YellowstbW Park herd. . This that the defendant, was th r> ly herd, deveTAped from, a small nu I Estat* tLOtl GAR* STOCKTON, Sept. 20. -- Bale of person to at.minister medulut. lo cleus placed 4n the park several the eolith grove of the Calaveras him during ll e illness. An aitni iy years ago, increased so rapidly that iEN3 A HOAG . Mtf frees by Rohert Whiteside to the Pickering dumber Company was testified to witnessing Crumr signature on the request for * s e Congress, granted permission to dis pose of the surplus.' The. Yellow- larkat St. V- ronflroied today by J. C. Raseen* designation of the defendant To stone F4fJt herd of buffalo now foes* manager of the Pickering insurance beneficiary. numbers . - - xlcaha Lumber Company In Sonora. The * . I Ei = sale involves between 11,000 and ton* 4500 > 13,000 acres of the finest virgin ttri ibis ruF" n o n READ "BESSES- Miami cf sequoia gtguntea in Amer : ica, over The property was held for iwenty-ftve years by White-. Side and on numerous occasions was sought by the Government and Simon MatCo. : aiii.-tg 'Fuenl- by groups of Californians lic; p&rfe?JJ4T^ ftassenfoss derltned to for, pub OV give out > Storsa ; any figures on the big transaction PAINTS and VARNISHES iV Hal* ROM FAT CO. snvanlently ad stores. and stated'"he was not yet in a po sition to state the intentions of his company with respect to the -iouth grove. He indicated, how ever, that his company, holds vast g and Loan iO'Stitl'on'B BUILDING DAN ASS'N ^ properties adjoining%|ie south grove and that the company has for some time past been making prepara tions fo^ logging in this region* loamy St * 1 SITUATION CALLED CRISIS G. E, Reynolds, chairman of the The ewtated .ani teoffittsd fumitu.-e so mt ck imogue tlitiTVer,''cafrtie oirodfeed' outr-of-door committee . of the Stttjprtsrit Stockton Chamber of Commerce, 40WN ITMENTS ' i Taylor fit*. VAY APARTIT8, INC. a - * * * i.a -r who has for several years co-oper ated with D. Fricot, president of the Calaveras Chamber of Com merce and others in efforts to con vert the Big Trees into a State or national -park, commented- today ;ndy . that "It looks as If the crisis has ,ER*8 CEN-: ,NN*AL irrived. The sale may be good news and it may be bad news, de-: JOLATE8 pending on the attitude the Picker Druggist or 1 ing interests take toward the move idy Man ment for the conservation of the magnificent sequoias. There are I3S0 specimens of sequoia gigantea, with, tUStRELAe 'EMAMfiE. Breakfast room . fttrniear^,lsednm s w w ih , tad OccMtoiml 'piecef for other Worse -- there are onlyAfew of the,-things yott'il wmt to 'decorate, , dttee.yott've tried it. Atttactive.ttilor eombina; tions arepossible because of the wkjs choke of shades FTY the largest and oldest of the earth's living things, -in the - South- Grove area. Now the property had come into possession of a company whose in which Lust *dac cornu. We have artklft'ttXS&f designs that are easily ap-* business Is the cutting1 of' timber. PRESERVATION FAVORED ''Anticipating such a deal, the local chamber communicated With pH,!Md 'that- add a pro fessional touch, at very little coat. ' W. R. Pickering to determine his attitude toward preservation of the Among the many B-H trees. He expressed the sentiment that they should be saved for .pos Product 'there's,a psant or terity, but the' Pickering company has lagged laig areas in Tuolumne county and must reach out for now timber;;'' to keep - U^ piAnta oper ating,'';-: ;r. . . . :" e> - pi,.i tiiji, m r< omtaeild'B-HTttw Srepared Baiat, fghW:,ma,-n " That the Stockton and Calaveras chambers will at once launch an . . - other program for the public owner- B-jS-, ' . ckih* . tfcci /'' * 1 <*,hw oicher arip of the South Grove was indi cated by Reynolds. It is under stood that Whiteside will give the local men another option , to the North Grove. Reynolds feels, how Farther .information on B-ff Paints and Var nishes can be had fn tn all-harUwf re and paint lit-'- nan.'-. 7 *lo-> ; , ever, that steps should be taken at the same time to have at least 4000 stores displaying llu. lain Card. Ih miId L- acres of the 12,000 acres in the : Sfi.'c * ' South Grove, just, purchased, set t \* IV): . , CV i-;{> aside for park purposes. MISSION SOCIETY ELECTS ,, VALLEJO, Sept. 20.---The new officers'1' of the Methodist Foreign Missionary Society are: President, Bass-Hueter Paint Co. - "' . ' Mmtujfttcturere -carniiB hbie#, jm*;s jr,r Mrs) Caroline Nagel; vice-president, SAN FRnNCISCO, CALIFORNIA Mrs. M, H. Cilley; secretary, Mrs, Ivy Hines; treasurer, Mrs. C. N, Hoover, ` rt r" <* *11 j*f .u` i;;5 ta k kx.v ala'' .* : no t. '*rv rfcshv : : . lm porthu fi-ftt mti?> ILy i, tbf*y i.bfU { -,* ro m;p 1 , -Hiit; if ~ U:,; SATURDAY won . log in tlie nfcl, an roar of burr San Fra ' dseo. Saturday rijhti . *be peace 'end quiet t the migb:y redmxid., A restful, starlit jtigl of sleep, liom, <>1 je and recreation, back I work, again with ut zest- '.Sound*' too, eu chanting, for ielitj doesn't it? ...But di^t ' what a Ke,lw< od Ci.h Site offers you. It is | investment that will yiel such returns ,n hdd happiness and rejuvcni ti on a* you neve dreamed of. Come and see for yourmtf, REDWOOC Cabin Sites hi ' .' I SERVEL Electric -ReWfiralwf About everythkij; t can be said about electric refrigeretoi been said of the Sen .All that is left to ! di is proof that thew sti ments are true. Comm eindybe- etmmiiie'ef,, HEES1MAN. * POLLARD CO. 1740 Van Nesa Av< Ice Creanc A Perfect Health Fmi.