The People s Government by David L Foutz
The Democratic State Central Committee reorganizes with Paul Peek as chair and Harry See as personnel head. Budget battles spark accusations between Governor and Chamber of Commerce as state workers face uncertain jobs amid cuts and policy clashes. An inquiry into the State Chamber and related figures shapes ongoing political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
John Gee Clark
Prison
State Central Committee
Paul Peek
Assembly
Olean
State Chamber of Commerce
Aten
Civil Service
Ieee
Hopland to Dedicate New Grammar School Building
Hopland will dedicate its new grammar school on Saturday April 22 at 2 30 pm. The ceremony precedes public inspection of the building with both high and grammar school bands performing. A card party and dance will follow at 8 pm with Sketly’s Swing Band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland
Hopland Grammar School
Bo Tie Haan Mar School
New Grammar School
Hopland High School
Sketly
Eversole Wins First Play in Palace Hotel Trophy Golf
In the Palace Hotel Trophy event E. A. Eversole defeated Wm. Mellis 4 and 3 in the morning pairing. Officials expect tough matches over the weekend as eliminations continue and efforts aim to keep the tournament on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eversole
E. A. Eversole
Wm. Mellis
Frey Child Christened at Presbyterian Church
Malcolm Philip Frey, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Frey, was christened Sunday at the Presbyterian church by Rev Mehard A Van der Lus. The event honored the young child with a formal church ceremony and the Frey family celebrated afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Philip Frey
Harvey Frey
de. Mehard A. van der Lus
Public hearing on National Forest in Mendocino County
A county wide meeting is called by the Board of Supervisors May V at 10 a.m. in the supervisors room of the County House to discuss establishing no National Forest in Mendocino County. The proposal to preserve redwoods and designate vast timber areas could alter county development, tourism, and farming, with officials noting potential benefits to local revenue and home sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Cooutt House
Mendocino
ULB Forestry Department
Hendy Cirove
Montgomery
Grand Master to Complete Term in Ukiah Meeting
Jannie Jo Hardie Grand Master 10. O. F. State of California will finalize term at a May 2 meeting in Ukiah Odd Fellows hall at 8:30 PM. Public and Judgemen invited. Hardie to inaugurate a new Rebekah lodge in Laytonville May 1. attendance expected from county Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jannie Jo Hardie
of California
Ukiaha
Agiot di Mn
Louis Hardie
Pacine Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ukiah
Bles
Odd Fellows Hall
Hardie
Rebekah Lodge
Laytonville
Odd Fellows and Rebekaha
County Winner To Compete in Region Contest
Lorraine Hurley of Ukiah Union High School won the Mendocino county title in the California Crusaders fourth annual public speaking contest and will represent the county at the North Coast counties regional championship at Santa Rosa High School on Friday April 21 at two o clock. Eight county winners will speak on subjects dealing with Americanism and the regional winner will receive a gold trophy and advance to the final in San Francisco at the Veterans War Memorial building on April 27. The contest is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Hurley
Ukiah Union High School
Mendovio
California Crusaders
Santa Rosa High School
Veterans’ War Memorial
San Francisco
Stork Lights on Low Gap Road
Dorothy Lee Hollenbach born in the back seat of a car on Low Gap Road. Parents George and Mrs Hollenbach of Comptche started for Ukiah at 6 16 a m last Friday and Dorothy arrived at 6 05 a m. She travels to Ukiah with her mother where they are now in good condition at the hospital. Dorothy weighed seven pounds at birth and is the first child in a family of four, delighting her mother despite the unusual birth circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Hollenbach
Dorothy
George Hollenbach
Comptche
Ukiah
Brotherhood Reorganized By Indians at Pinoleville
Eighteen unratified treaties and historic land losses spurred over 100 Indians from Lake and Mendocino counties to reorganize the ancient Brotherhood at Pinoleville Monday night. The group backs Congress action on treaty compensation and elects Andrew Jackson of Pinoleville as president with Daren Secatt Ukiah secretary Ace Thur Knight Hopland treasurer Arthur Trippa Upper Lake vice president. An Eureka branch officer team from the Indian Rights Association of California attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
California
Pinoleville
Lake and Mendocino
Brotherhood
Congress
Senate of
United States
Andrew Jackson
Dareno Secatt
Ukiah
Acethur Knight
Hopland
Arthur Trippa
Upper Lake
The
Indian Rights Association of California
Eureka
Local Group Guests at CCC Sebastopol Camp Site Visit
Local group including Dro and Mrs Logan Carter with Mia Virginia Baker Htvabuck Miss Lou Hedrick and Miss Alice Cox traveled to Sebastopol CCC camp near Yuba City for a Sunday outing. The luncheon was hosted by Lieutenant Killenbeck camp commanding officer before a tour of inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dro
Directors of Empire Meet in Conference in Napa Valley
Directors of the Redwood Empire association will meet at St. Gothard's Inn in St. Helena on Friday noon April 21. Local officials civic leaders farm service and other groups are invited to attend a discussion on state and federal highway projects and legislative issues affecting the Redwood Empire counties. Attendees may enjoy Napa county vineyards orchards and wildflowers in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napa County
Redwood Empire Association
St. Gothard’s Inn
St. Helena
Farm Service
Redwood Empire
Wellman Family Visiting Kin Amid Illness in Sonoma County
Mr and Mrs Sam E Wellman from Burney Shasta county visit brother Melville Wellman family for the weekend. Mrs Wellman travels to see cousin Max Haskett of Willits who lies critically ill in Santa Rosa. The Wellmans, once Ukiah residents, remain well known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam E. Wellman
Burney
Shasta County
Mr. Wellman
Melville Wellman
Beer Cans and Bottles Block Highway After Crash
A truck overturned on Burke hill near Ukiah causing a spill of beer cans and bottles, blocking Highway 3 for three hours after an 5 p m crash. Driver Michael Ryan of San Francisco escaped with minor hand cuts and was treated at Ukiah General. Load belonged to Riesech Transfer of San Francisco and was guarded after being moved to the roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke's Hilt
Apade
Washington
Burke Hill
Michael Ryan
San Francisco
J. J. Kirwin
Ukiah General Hospital
Rieseh Transfer Company
Roth Speaks On Labor Problems at Uldah Forum
Almon E. Roth president of San Francisco's Employers' Council addressed the audience at Uldah High School on "The Human Element in Labor." He praised public pressure, said agitators are losing influence, and urged honest agreements to end strikes. He noted union faction fighting as the main trouble and cited San Francisco's experience ahead of many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uldah High School
Almon E. Roth
San Francisco
Employers’ Council
Roth
Andeas
Hoth
San Fitnesses Bay
Hoover Dam
Edsall Rites Held in Ukiah for John C Edsall
Funeral services for John Clark Edsall aged 68 who died of heart disease in Boonville were held Monday at 2 30 PM from Everdale Mortuary with Rev Hazelton of Boonville officiating. Abell Lodge 146 F A M led graveside rites, interment in Ukiah cemetery. Edsall lessee of the Shamrock Inn, born in Michigan, resided in Boonville five years and in the state ten. Survived by wife Clara and son John Clark Edsall Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark Edsall
Pasaal
Boonville
Everdale Mortuary
Hazelton
Abell Lodge No. 146
Ukiah
Edsall
Shamrock Inn
Michigan
Clara
John Clark Edsall, Jr
Local Contractor Has Leg Amputated
E. C. Baker, a well known local contractor, had his left leg amputated above the knee at Peralta Hospital in Oakland Thursday morning. He has been moved to his son's home at 5261 Manila Avenue in Oakland and his condition is as good as can be expected under the circumstances. Baker had been a patient at the hospital for many weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Baker
Peralta Hospital
Oakland
Baker
Manila Avenue
Eversole Named Director of Ukiah Pool
Stuart Eversole was named director of the Ukiah municipal swimming pool by the city trustees in regular session. The pool opens for the season May 1. Eversole previously served as pool director that season. Salary for the year has not yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Eversole
Ukiah
Eversole
Twenty Tin Lizzies Enter Derby Sunday at Willits
The Willits Volunteer Firemen sponsor the 100 mile Tin Lizzie Derby on Sunday April 23 at the Willits rodeo grounds. With 20 cars entered the event promises the largest attendance yet eclipsing Ukiah and Santa Rosa crowds. Drivers will race after a Saturday street parade showcasing the cars before the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits Rodeo Grounds
Rodeo Grounds
Willits
Ukiaha
Santa Rosa
Thieves Enter Ical Garage on Church Street
Thieves stole about 500 worth of electric drills and tools from Mustard's garage on Church Street east of State. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window. theft discovered Tuesday morning. Items belonging to L E Mustard and hand tools of mechanic John Stoltz were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustard
Church Street
State
L. E. Mustard
Jom Stoltz
Sportsmen reconsider abalone sale ban stance
Associated Sportsmen of Fort Hope rescind support for selling abalone from the county shoreline and declare opposition to the move. They note abalones from other districts are shipped for use in restaurants, preserving local shoreline for sportsmen. Coast sportsmen believe current law provides the best protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Sportsmen
Fort Hope
Money Raised for Laytonville P T A Mothersingers
Laytonville residents attended a Friday card party April 14 at the grammar school hosted by Mrs O H McNeil music chair of the P T A. Funds will buy music for the Mothersingers to continue their work. Prize winners were Mrs Charles Talkington Elsie Rathjong C M Frost and J H Neblett. Dainty refreshments were served after the event prepared by the mothers chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonville
O. H. McNeil
Laytonville P. T. A
Charles Talkington
Elsie Rathjong
C. M. Frost
J. H. Neblett
Mothers’ Chorus
Chas. Smith Leases Crittenden Ranch
Charles T. Smith, former Fountain ranch resident near Hopland, has leased the Crittenden ranch on Fellz creek and will take possession soon. He has lived in Long Beach since leaving Mendocino county, and friends welcome his return to Hopland to make it his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland
Charles T. Smith
Fountain Ranch
Crittenden Ranch
Fellz Creek
Charles
Long Beach
Mendocino County
Burkees Visit Ukiah. Burke Serves Jury Duty
Mr and Mrs J C Burke of Boonville were in Ukiah Monday Burke was called on jury duty and attended the tax committees meeting of the Farm Bureau Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Burke
Boonville
Ukiah
Burke
Farm Bureau
Indian Asks Release from Dog License
Cruz f Billy of Hopland appeared before the board of supervisors at a special session and urged that Indians be allowed to own dogs without licenses, arguing fed control and rancheria status place them outside state and county jurisdiction. The board proposed a compromise and postponed the matter to the next meeting, possibly tagging Indian dogs free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruz F. Billy
Hopland
Board of Supervisore
Indiana
Bishop Porter Makes Annual Visit to Holy Trinity
Bishop Noel Porter of Sacramento conducted a service and confirmation at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church during his annual visit to Mendocino Lake. He was later hosted by St John’s Church in Lakeport, where Rev BE Benson and his wife greeted him before accompanying him to Ukiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Porter
Sacramento
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Orly
Porter
St. John's Church
Lakeport
BE. H Benson
Ukiah
V E W Auxiliary Card Party Planned at Veterans Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to V F W No 19 sponsors a card party Friday April 21 at 8 pm in Veterans Memorial hall. Games include bridge whist pedro and 500 plus Chinese checkers. A supper will be served and prizes awarded for high scores. The auxiliary quilt on display at Enright's will be raffled that evening. Reservations with Mrs John P Mason or Mrs L L Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Enright’'s
John P. Mason
L. L. Whitmore
Frank Taft Home Under Construction
One of the fine new homes in the western town residence district will soon be occupied by Attorney and Mrs. Frank W. Taft. A six room modern bungalow with full improvements is being built on Jones Street near Spring and should be ready in about three months. R. J. Pearl is the architect and A. Cloas the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney
Frank W. Taft
Jones Street
Spring
R. J. Pearl
Tafta
A. Cloas
Forty two applicants for citizenship examined in county court
Thirty four applicants for citizenship will be examined in the Superior court on May 4. The list includes Giovanni Romero Fort Bragg Italy Frederick Allen Holmes Fort Bragg Finland Charles Henry Fletcher Ukiah England Detina Barilani Fort Bragg United States Domenico Comalli Covelo Italy Antonio Guerreiro De Brito Fort Bragg Portugal Maria Bravar Quadrio Willits Katherine Louise Kyle Ukiah John Martins Alagoinha John Renda Fort Bragg Portugal Giuliano Bonini Ukiah Italy Mrs Caroline Harvey Battison Wichita England Mrs Hilma Kristina Sjolund Elk Finland Sam Erickson Ukiah Sweden Luigi Bonini Ukiah Italy Umberto Mazzucchi Fort Bragg Italy Celestino Piffero Redwood Valley Italy Mrs Mary Felix Covelo Poland Otto Pakarinen Fort Bragg Finland Manuel Anca Joao Manuel Anes Costa Fort Bragg Mrs Johanna Lydia Markkula Fort Bragg Finland Emanuel Maikkula Fort Bragg Finland Pietro Innocenti Fort Bragg Pietro Ancellotti Ukiah Italy Domingo Scarioni Manchester Pietro Salatens Boonville Italy Mia Edna Livingstone Willits Mrs Aileen Gomes Mendocino Portugal Rosie Inabell Lenhares Mendocino Portugal Mrs Marion Valador Mendocino Portugal Mrs Joanna Silvia Mendocino Portugal Erminio Pozzobon Fort Bragg Joseph Pacheco Deniz Cegredo Joseph Cegredo Fort Bragg Portugal Giacomo Glibell Fort Bragg Italy Claudina Pinoli Philo Italy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Giovanni Romero
Fort Bragg
Italy
Frederick Allen Holmes
Fort Bragge
Finland
Charles Henry Fletcher
Ukiah
England
Detina Barilani
Domenico Comalli
Covelo
Antonio Guerreiro de Brito
Portugal
Maria Bravar Quadrio
Willita
Katherine Louise Kyle
John Martins Alagoinha
John Renda
Giuliano Bonini
Mre
Caroline Harvey Battison
Wichita
Hilma Kristina Sjolund
Elk
Sam Erickson
Sweden
Luigi Bonini
Umberto Mazzucchi
Fort Bragg Haly
Celestino Piffero
Redwood Valley
Mary Felix
Poland
Otto Pakarinen
Manuel Anca Joao
Manuel Anes Costa
Johanna Lydia Markkula
Fort Brags
Emanuel Maikkula
Pietro Innocenti
Pietro Ancellott
Domingo Scarioni
Manchester
Pietro Salatens
Boonville
Mia
Edna Livingstone
Wallits England
Aileen Gomes
Mendocino
Bre
Rosie Inabell Lenhares
Marion Valador
Joanna Silvia
Erminio Pozzobon
Joseph Pacheco Deniz Cegredo
Joseph Cegredo
Giacomo Glibell
Claudina Pinoli
Philo
Charge on Hand Set Telephone to Be Eliminated
The 10 cent monthly hand set telephone charge will be removed on bills after July 1 across Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. and California Telephone Co. Savings to users are projected at 250000 dollars annually with 450000 dollars more to invest in equipment. California Railroad Commission President Ray C. Wakefield praises the action as fair to companies and users. Some customers with recent installations will pay the 10 cent fee until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
California Telephone Co
Canfornia
Ray C. Wakefield
California Railroad Commission
Palace Hotel Trophy Flights Begin On Municipal Links
The Palace Hotel Trophy golf event opens Monday across two flights with two rounds required by Sunday April 23. Championship results list A Moulton 94 defeating E Banker, G Walden 87 over P Mathews 89, and several matchups including J Woodruff 82 vs H Zimmerson 04 and J Clarke 86 vs C Shimmin 90. Second flight matchups include B Cober 95 over E Bruce 110 and R Toll er 100 over R Ingels 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Moulton
E. Banker
G. Walden
P. Mathews
R. Clark
V. Vieira
O. Snyder
E. Schamber
J. Woodruff
H. Zimmoerman
FE. Davis
J. Brazier
L. Wildberger
E. Cox
J. Clarke
C. Shimmin
B. Cober
E. Bruce
R. Toller
R. Ingels
M. Gilmore
C. Williams
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Stew
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Obs
Fenfluerton Legistie
Hopland School
National Forest
Louis J. Hardie
Home Lodge
Low Gap
CCC Sebastopol
Directors of
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Hotel van
Ical Garage
P.T. A. Mothersingers
Chas. Smith
V. Hy
India
Bishop Porter
Mendo - Lake
V.E. W. Auxiliary Plans Card Party
Frank Taft
D. C. Smith
Nettie
Pearl Taylor
Garberville
Redwood Highway
Palace Hotel
Eeeep
F. Scholl, Jr
C. Fulkerson
M. King
E. Eversole
W. Mellis
F. Branson
A. Harrid
T. Cooper
A. Andrews
O. J. Snyder
Mendocino Motor
Nash
Fat
North Lakeport
Upper Lake Road
Hagana Realty Co
Calif
Redwood Journal
Joseph Burns
Yorkville
C. F. Hendrick
Walnut Creek
L. L. Silver
Old Hanley Ford Place
Vulcan
Earl J. Wells
Spring St
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Furst & Thom
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