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ire lakrn Against the polio department is istif-^d h Iiic <* for weeks "rt tipytih from Vram* >i organized there by blRtfa against P'anclsm. reports even gave the narrhietft and commun ring tc 'iron the. frrmiHf jmeRporta in order He cited an instance in the marketing of last year's crop of California gFapes where 3000 cars piled up at once in New York, being about .double what the mar ket could normally consume. He said that unless all factions would unite h did not see any hope for grape growers, shippers and BASS- PAINTS 8JI HUETER and VARNISHES ce Mussolini, marketers making a profit in the (u&r'ers, t l asserted handling of next year's crop. He wen one of the best further pledged the support of the .n the district of Department of Commerce in back usyJeet iortcuu for the revolu- ing the growers if they would get tfg u( 'he stone cutters together in an association for their fere, common good. tabl shment of capital He also cited on instance of a together wilh reform of car load of grapes consigned to a YouTi find tKat your floors painted with 'y u *oredure and the rc- f clans BtrugKle by class j 1 lu s been one hinn itnl points of the market, a normal haul of 2100 miles. The car eventually traveled 3900 miles before it .was dumped, the entire shipment a total loss. ;rstr haiy was one of THREEFOLD LOSS LIKELY mnt.'iei t j abolish the ty half n < **ntury ago, Uy there is a atirmg de n '-rtus'n n the case of ;ovtd attack the head of ' th * hca i of the gov- "I presume that not only the railroads lost on that, the shipper must have lost - also' and...tire grower too,"1 he said. ""We want the car to move from its primary shipping point to the point of con sumption without any delay. If we n TSSj e v e s can regulate that movement we will1 put the industry on its feet" IS CHARMED LIFE Hoover said that he did not OVER-NITE FLOOR ENAMEL will bear the brunt of busy, scuffling feet, a: nasingly well. No matter what the old fin ish, Over-Nlte Floor Enamel can be easily imdt successfully applied and it ha*nodisagreoibleodc*. At ti e name suggests, Kept, 13 t/F)--Premier dim ss that the star of ectfc him from assassins w 1} die a natural death, nat ir told Robert H, is b w York Hun, who neeb-an received by the ar thttvtd^y'n attempt on believe it possible to get 100 per cent of the factions Involved into an organization, but that he was hopeful that TO or 80 per cent of them would unite for their com? mon good in the handling of the grape crop. Ralph P, Merritt of the Sun Maid Raisin Growers of Fresno; H. E. this paint dries quickly actually over-night. You'll find it most CPUvenieot oc. all floors that you use daily. We sot-.U be glad to sug h y f do not protect nii f.e-.joi Croxn these The < is no need/ tlie i. My filar protects mo Welch of the Bank of Lodi; B. M, Hopper of Fresno, and nineteen others interested in the handling of the grape crop were at the meeting veferdny. gest which B-H Paint or varnish will best meet your requirement. For j-'otc^tcd. | shall die oa* h /h 1 live now there Ivu'iuro and { must be me ind go among the w a j * my people. mj s'jct of military aviarnb>r threw up both his l.ed tim-osw ih room and an Kluminom mode? of mb h c is Italy f* answer,' be ex'mn "tercbil. Three times 'Je'u<x, Rjme, Palermoirid freight And other err plated -will he com SECOND MEETING BOOKED They also will be present at the meeting of the entire membership of the Pacific Coast Transporta tion Advisory Board at the Alexan dria Hotel In Los Angeles on September 17. when Hoover's sugr- gestioins will be transmitted to the board. More than 400 shippers, growers. bankers and railroad representatives interested in the successful handling of California's grap* crop will attend that meeting. jyuxtj *> %mc exterior painting, B-H i*ure Prepared Paintwill beautify and protectyour propertyfor years. B-aO-io Further information on B-H Paints and Var nishes can be had from all hardware and paint * ,i'o for progress, not S. F. Having Warmest stores displaying the Zain Card. t FEUCii'ATED Year in Its History F. ORGANIZATION g tie eseapo of Premier ssol nl of Italy from an bomb on Bun.lay, the dc.-t. Hoetetj of Fan Fran* rayMd congratulations to leader as follows: %c'i'pr hearty congratum i> e Italy-America So wn PmmdRoo. May God oih jfe f sr Italy and for San Francisco is experiencing the warmest year In its history, accord ing to Forecaster T. R. Reed of the United States Weather Bureau. Up to September 1 the accumulated ex cess of temperature over normal was 707 degrees, or almost three de greee a day on arf average*. A1 though September has been some what cloudy, bo far the month has been, above the average in tempera turet Statistics show that Septem ber Is the warmest month of the was signed by Fran- year in San Francisco. In a,n- vvnits prrblent, and by ifouncing the unprecedented warmth Eabllant- of the current year, the forecaster calls attention to prophesies made *r Thanked by last winter by amateur meterolo* gists of both Europe a'rM America, that 1926 would :bb.:a year without summer weat^e% full of storms. gers' Brother Relph - yen terday recei ved dn'gr leitdf: ff'orh Robert',Pf; brother :of .'the- late '.Com-i-. ohn Rodgers, U, S.' N:,, -ijl> tb hir. T^essage- of gym-.: the 4aii ..op the hero- - oft V.mneXmo*Hawait: flight; Harw - a# ' OoeceV:.' 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