Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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Hearts Mended and Tangled Ends of Matrimony Spliced ELIZABETH ROBERTS and N. E. VVHITE 987 Lincoln Ave., Phone 180-X Durham, Cal. as is PF af as :sf :sa :af LONG FIGHT ENDS IN ' VICTORY FOR COAL COMPANY Ufashington, D. C., April 2, 1953.-The hard-fought battle of the People of the United States vs. The Alas- kan Consolidated Coal Company for the title to exten- sive coal fields near Brittonburg ended today when the court decided that the title held by the Company is legal. According to Ruth Pritchett, editor of the New York Sun, the success of the Company was chiefly due to its lawyers, Valentine Coutolenc and Christine Miller, with the backing of Senator james O'Brien. Q President Ray Britton, of the Alaskan Consolidated, stated today th.at the Company had approximately 35134,- OO0,000,000 at stake, as the work has progressed for seven years on the old title. PRESIDENT OF BACK TO NATURE. CLUB RELIEVED FINANCIALLY Chico, Cal., july 4, 1928.-Mrfl-Ienry Harris, f'Back to Nature advocate and president of that organization, was taken into custoday at an early hour this morning by Special Police-woman Frieda Peterson ou a charge of indecent exposure. Harris was found wandering down Broadway attired in nothing but a bathing suit and a red necktie. He was taken before Desk Sergeant DeBock and relieved of ten big round iron men. - as as Pk as :if :sc is as I Fancy Sign Painting NUIVIERALS A SPECIALTY A RUSSELL CROAD Phone l74-J . Chico, California' SEASON OPENS FOR THE CHICO AMAZONS The Amazons will meet the Nord Sirens in their First game tomorrow. The team has been practicing faithfully and Captain Leona Edson has every confidence in her team and promises a good game. ' Lloyd Brooks has been doing a great deal of the coaching, and stated today that their work is fast and their battery exceptionally strong. ' ' X :if X as :nf :xc wk :af E-Z MEAL TABLETS One tablet to two gallons of water makes meal for six. Ask your grocer or buy direct from us. CHENEY 8 MITZEL . 450- Sth Street Redding, California -14- '

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