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LA BREE CHOSEN RECEIVER AT Man Who Served in Modesto and Riverbank to Take Over Bank Affairs Charles A. La Bree. who served as receiver of the First National Bank at Riverbank after frenzied operations of C. L. Flack, prestdent and chics stockholder, had numed receiver for the Inyo County Bank, owned by W. W. and MA Q. Wallerson. This was announced to-day by an Associated Press dispatch from San Francisco. Worked Here La Bree first became connected with the receivership of banks in Modesto severa! years ago, when he served under Jessa G. Boyristun, who was then the receiver of the Cellfornia National Bank. Hs later was employed in the Stanislans County Bank, organized in Modesto after the California National Bank failure. He then became assistent receiver in the liquidation of the First National Bank at Colusa. At present he is receiver of the First National Bank of Chowchilla. La Bree will assume his new dulies Monday as the successor of C. E. Wailes, who resigned because of III health. Trial to Start Trial of the two Watterson brothers on charges of embezzling money from the Inyo bank's funds will open Monday at Hishop. Efforts of the receivership are at present centered on recovery of such money as is possible from the investments of the Watterson brothers in mining and other properties In which they were interested and which, It is alleged. was emberzied from the banks. PADDLED ALONE mo school teacher, has paridled from the eastern and of Siberia heavy sea was running when he route. Nome was notified by wireless to be on the watch, but the Eskimo reached here safely. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our approcialion and gratitude to our kind friends for the sympathy and beauthis floral offerings tendered in our recent bereavement in the loss of
