Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 15

ratlKSDAY EVENING afclanD Ctfbunc JUNE 27, 1918. 15 Weather Report ANDERSON HURT IN AUTO UPSET Oakland and vloinltyt Fair, axoapt cloudy or foggy tonight and In the early morning; moderate westerly winds. Northern and Southern Callfornlal SUlr, except oloudy or foggy along the ooast tonight and in the morning; continued warm in the Interior; moderate westerly winus. Sacramento, Santa Clara and San Jot- I quin valley: Fair, continued warm, gen. tie northerly winds.

Nevada: Pair. Irtiho: Fair, cooler tonight southeast east portion. WEATHER A large high pressure area is central over the northern end of Vancouver Isl- I and and a trough-shaped low pressure area extends front Arizona east to the Texas panhandle, thence northerly to Manitoba. Rain has fallen along the, Washington coast In northern Montana, Former City Commissioner Harry B. Anderson and J.

Mauerhan, 61 Eanta Ray avenue, are suffering from Ealafui injuries aa the result of jtn automobile at l'acheoo yesterday afternoon. They were, hurrying- from Walnut Creek to catch the ilartlnes ferry, and were going about 80 miles an hour, they say, when a ar tire on their machine exploded, causing the car to swerve and upset. Anderson was thrown to one side and Mauerhan was pinned "underneath the machine. Anderson, although Injured, was able to lift the heavy car sufficiently to permit Mauerhan to crawl out. They were taken to Walnut Creek by passing motorists.

Mauerhan was later taken to the Fablola hospital. lie has a broken ivwn, uftiHiiuma, HIUIiR, iiw wit gun VUMSl. In the lower lake regions and the District of Columbia. Changes in, temperature since yesterday have been unimportant, and high temperatures continue In the Interior of California and southern Art- zona: Conditions are favorable for fair weath- I er In this district tonight and Friday, with continued high temperatures In the in- terlor of California. B.

A. BEALS, District Foreoaster. TEMPERATURE I RAINFALL. Collar bone and sustained injuries top Ugh Low lrc, High Um Pre, nu legs and head and outs from the broken windshield, Anderson's arm was bruised and hla back wrenched. 22 Oklahoma ..104 botnlx ....110 78 Abilene .109 76 Baker 82 48 Boise 83 Pittsburg 88 82 PocatallO 82 88 Boston 68 64 Buffalo 7H 82 68 48 Dock and Deck Portland Ors.80 68.

Pr. 68 60 .48 Calgary 82 40 Chicago ...08 02 Denver 88 62 Pr. 64 48 Dos Moines. 00 04 .08 Rapid 82 Doflle t04 70 Bluff .108 Piilffth 78 66 94 Durango ...00 44 rrJM) Hutch Har. 62 42 Kal OS 8S Uacramrnto .104 08 78 80 00 70 82 74 88 60 82 84 62 At request of the govern-ment three months ago The TRIBUNE discontinued the printing of news concerning names, routes and 92 00 48 Louis 86 80 82 St.

Paul Halt Lake 90 .104 S3 70 70 San Diego Kiu-eka Flagstaff Fresno Gulveatou 3avre Lt( lena 'Honolulu ifl. -Francisco. 02 76 80 a movement of shipping in the JiPocififL This nttwsnaner u)fl sao joae. 84 a a. L.

Obispo 74 62 Seattle 88 64 Sheridan 82 .48 'A the first publication on this Sitka 68 04 Huron 80 IndVpendnce Kallspoll 74 Kamloopt 80 Kan. 60 KnoxTllle 78 Lander 84 Spokane 82 My Pledge AMfflCAMBffl lX.oast to act on the govern Stockton ....102 8. 70 Tacoma 04 64 60 48 62 70 .74 48 .22 ITampa 84 menr request and for more than two months was alone in ranana Tatoosh 68 60 .02 Ij. Angeles. 78 68 Marsbfleld.

70 44 Memphta 92 78 Modena. 90 62 Sit. Tamalpa 84 74 Needles ....118 80 Tonopah doing so. 66 48 Triangle 00 62 64 88 08 78 Valdei Walla N. Orleans.

04 72 .32 Another vessel has been added to the codfish fieot but will not go Into that trade until next year, as she was char- Washington. Willston Wlnnemucca 40 Et 68 .04 48 48 64 82 New 74 68 Nome 46 20 M. Head 68 62 Nt HO 04 00 72 Winnipeg tared before the Alasiia Loansn w- pany purchased her yesterday, and will make her vovaere as a freighter. She I N. Yakima.

S3 64 110 Oakland 71 81 Noti Stations marMd are afternoon report! ot preceding day. Sun, Moon, Tide CHAIN! Or TOO. CemnMnetaf Bandar, Mam 81, IfilS, caebAf asoat be added to the various time each day en tides, sunrise to annset, mooorls to moos, set, nntll the last Banday la October, 111. Tkla Is to conform with to new daylight law. United Mates Coast and Geodetle Saney labia shows tiroes and heights of high and low riter at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay.

For city fror (Mission street pier) add minute. Tot Oakland add 20 mtaota. fttandnrri time. Thursday, June 27. Sun rose sets 7:87 Moon rises 9:47 p.

m. Moon'a last quarter July 1, at 12:88 p. m. New moon July 8, at 8:12 p. m.

June 27 to July 8. TIMK AND HKISMT 99 MISM NB kOISI WTS) TIME HT. 0:14 8.1 7:35 8:18 0.1 TIMC NT. TISIC HT. 3:44 (J 3.1 3:24 (.8 8:44 11 :5 I.T 1:64 i.l 4:17 3.8 11:88 13 8:31 3.3 11:23 2.3 8:18 8.8 1:07 2:10 3:27 5:01 0:21 8:57 1:41 10:29 8:30 3 1:28 0.7 7:58 4.2 13:21 2.8 8.7 till IWltt I.U.l.UVU Ufc Ut daily.

Odes are glreo la the order of tnair tcuricBce, commencing wltn tba ear.Vy morning lid in U. left hand column and the succeeding Idea aa they occur. On soma daya but tare tiles scenr. the fourth occurring th following morning. Llgnt-f aced type Indicate a.

m. tide. HsrT rrf trn tortlratM a. m. tldae.

Is the schooner Bangor, an old time lumber packet, and a frequent visitor to Oakland harbor. Some years ago she was sold for a small sum and rigged Into a barge, but a few months ago her owners rerigged her Into a schooner, and sold her for $51,000. The disabled steamer which sent out an O. a call a few days ago, has been reported off Humboldt and Is being towed to a port for repairs. SECOND CONCRETE CRAFT IS LAUNCHED.

The second concrete craft built on the Pacific Coast was launched at Puget Sound yesterday. The vessel is of BOO tons register, and will be used as an ocean-going barge. The steamer Niels Nielsen has been taken over by the United States Ship-ping Board. She has made two voyages to off Bhore ports, since she has been In commission. After concrete vessels having shown themselves successful, now comes another new Idea in shipbuilding.

D. B. Flnley, a shipyard employee, has a process, whereby he claims he can build craft out of aBPhaltum, which Is much cheaper than concrete. He Is trying to form a stock company and If successful, Oakland harbor may have a new shipyard. INSTALL ENGINES IN WOODEN CRAFT.

Almost every wooden craft on the Pacific coast has been towed to Oakland harbor for machinery during the past year. This port has had a new-hull for machinery about every week, and machine shops here have been kept busy. Several new hulls are under construo-- tlon. Captain 'William Batchelor has reappeared on the water front. He had been confined to his home- for several weeks on aocount of sickness.

Batchelor will resume command of a craftafter a few weeks. As a result of the order from Washington sent to the shipping firm import- ing copra, today they will hold a meeting to discuss the order which states each firm can only ship but a certain amount of copra each month for the next six months. The whaling fleet In the northern waters is doing well according to reports received here. Several bowhead whales have been captured, besides the other species of whales caught for oil. IXJCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

San Francisco harbor approaches-Mile Rockg light station iFog signal to fce changed, about August 1 to an air dlaphone. No other change. Napa river Mare Island dike light No. 9, repairs completed and light re-established. June 22, having been heretofore reported damaged.

Temporary light discontinued same date. Petaluma creek Petaluma creek light No. 6. structure rebuilt and light re-established June 22. having been heretofore reported damaged.

Temporary light discontinued same date. San Francisco Bav Goat island light utatlon Intensity of light to be increased. about September 1, 1918, fb about 12,000 candlepower. No other change. Details of this War avings Stamp drive have been loudly shouted into the ears, and flashed before the eyes of every Oaklander.

9 Ignorance of this pressing demand of the nation can be pleaded by none. jj True American institutions display 1 00 per cent pledge cards. Its absence indicates luke warmness or disloyalty. I The loyal citizen has a right to know, in this national crisis, who is with our government, and who is not. Foolish and fatal to temporize with Pro-Germanism.

I None are working today who cannot afford at least one $5 War Stamp before December 31. Such a pledge from evry employee puts the 100 per cent card in the window. I There is, nor can there be, no. acceptable excuse for its absence except LEGAL NOTICES. An Ordinance Prohibiting, Within the County of Alameda Outside of the Incorporated Cities Or Towns the Utterance Or Use of Seditious Language Or of Words Tending to Disturb the Peace.

The Board of Supervisors of the County of Alameda do ordain -as follows: Section 1. It sha.l be unlawful for any person within the County of Alameda, outside of incorporated cities and towns, to utter or use within the hearing of one or more parsons anf seditious language, words or epithets, or to address to another, or to utter in the presence of another, any words, language or expression, or seditious remarks, having a tendency to create a breach of the peace. Section 2. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be gulltyJof a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not to exceed Five Hundred (BOO) Dollars, or by Imprisonment not exceeding six (6) months, or by both such fine and Imprisonment. Section 8.

This ordinance shall take effect 15 days after its passage and approval, and prior to the expiration of said 15 days shall be published one week in Oakland Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in said County of Alameda. Passed and adopted this 24th day of June, 1918, by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Foss, Hamilton, Heyer, Mullins, Chairman Murphy 67 Noes None. Absent None. Attest: GEO. E.

GROSS, Clerk. Notice of Intention of the Board of Supervisors to Consider the Establishment of a County Free Library for Alameda County. Public notica Is hereby riven, ttiat In pursuance of the provisions of Chapter 68, Section 3. Statutes 1911, the Board of Supervisors of Alameda County passed on the 17th day of June, A. D.

1918, a res-nintlnn of Intention to consider the es LKOATj notices, notice of time set for proving WILL. ETC. In the Suuperlor Court of the County of Alameda, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Andrew Jackson Rajston, sometimes known as A. J.

Ralston, deceased. No. 24230 Notice set for proving will tc. Notice is hereby given that a petition for probate of the will of Andrew Jackson Ralston, sometimes known as A. J.

Ralston, deceased, and for the Issu-ance to Clara W. S. Ralston of letters testamentary thereon ha been filed In this Court, and that Wednesday, the 3d day of July A. D. 1918.

at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, a. the Courtroom of Department No. 4, of said Court, at ths Court House in the City of Oakland, In said Countv of Alameda, has been set for the hearing of said petition and proving said will, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same.

Dated: June 20. 1918. GEO. B. GROSS, Clerk.

By W. VS. Adams, Deputy Clerk. I5TJIS BARTI-ETT. Claus Sprecklei San Francisco, CaL, Attorney for Petitioner.

tablishment of a county free library for Alameda uouniy, ana inn at it meeiina to be held on Monday, the 1st day- of July, A. D. -1918, at JO o'clock A. M. of said day.

In Us rooms in the Annex to the HalL of Records, at Fifth and Broadway streets, Oakland, It will take up the matter of such establishment, as provided in said act. Adopted June 17, 1918. GEO. B5. GROSS, Clerk of the Board of Supervisor NOTICE 6F TIME 8ET FOB PROVING WILL.

In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, "Stttte of California. In the matter of the estate of George D. Hale, deceased. Notice of time set for proving will, and application for letters of administration with will annexed. Notice is hereby Riven, that a petition The following children have been- admitted to the Kred Finch Orphanage during the six months ending June 30.

1911 Mallne Broe. 9 years; Louis C. Hcbel, 10 years; Aunlne Hettsche, 9 years; Charles Richardson, 5 years; James Richardson, 6 years; Remo Cacittl, 6 years; Aldo Fer-ro, 8 years; Edward Ferero, 10 years'; Clvde McMeans, 8 years; Victoria Me-Means, years; Bernlce McMeans. 11 years; Marion Mitchell, 13 years. J.W.

HAGAN, Superintendent for the probate of the will of George D. War Savings Stamps Pledge Comffiittee Hale, accessed, and for the issuance to lli'ta E. Hale of letters of administration with the will annexed, has been filed in this Court, and that Tuesday, the 2nd day of July. 1918, at 10 o'clock A. M.

of said day, at the Courtroom of Department No. 4 of said Court, at the Court House In the City of Oakland, in the County of Alameda, has been set for the hefting of said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, and show cause, if any they have, why said petition should not be granted. Dated: June 20, 1918. GEO. E.

GROSS, Clerk. By W. E. Adams, Deputy Clerk. GEO.

E. DeGOLIA, Attorney for DIVIDEND NOTICE. A seml-snnual dividend at the rate of FOUR PEK CKNT (4) has been declared by SECURITY BANK, Oakland. California, on all Savings Deposits for the six months ending June 30th, 1918, payable on and after July 1st, 1918. Dividends not called for are added to bear the same rare of Interest as the principal (from July 1st, 1918.

Deposits made on or before July 10th, 1918, draw Interest from July 1st, 1918. CHAS. A. UMITH, Cashier. 1444 BROADWAY (Ground Floor Syndicate Building) H.

C. CAPWEL Alameda County Director shapro, Executive Chainnaa GEORGE E. SHELDEN, jtecutive Secretary NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. At a meeting of the Hoard of Directors of the Vulcan Fire Insurance Company of Oakland. California, held June 19fh, 1918, a dividend of 25o per share, -or i'c 5er annum for the six months ending una 30th, 19H, was declared, payab'e July 2nd, 1918, to stockholders of record June 24th, 1918.

Dividend checks will mailed to stockholders. 'UN OLD HODOKINSON. NOTICE OF NON-RESPONSIBILITY. the undersigned, have bought the barber shop and cigar store located at 8260 Adeline street, South Berkeley, California, and am In no. way responsible for any debts or obligations contracted thereon by former owners.

All out-standing bills must be presented on or before July UL 1918. (signed Ralph! eixiott. i Secretary..