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a TO GET DIPLOMAS Board of Education Member to Award Sheepskin to Own Daughter. PIEDMONT, June 95 high seniors, Piedmont high school will hold its commencement at the school auditorium night. H. L. Breed, mtomorrow, the board of education, will award to graduates including his daughter, Eleanor.

Superintendent Harry W. Jones will present the class of 50. girls and 45 boys. Barbara Gibbs will be valedictorian, John Hussey will be salutorian, and Marjorie Collatt will give a reading. The annual senior dance was held last Thursday.

night in the school building, and a sermon to graduates was given Sunday night mont Interdenominational church. W. P. Reagor delivered sermon. The class presented 1 "Autumn Gold," by Miss Millis Caverly of the dramatic department, in the school last night.

SENIOR DAY. Today is senior day which will Include farewell assembly for the student body and a picnic at a country club. Following is a list of seniors: Carol Aaroe, Jean Adams, Franklin Laurence Anderson, Jeannette Anderson, George B. Atterbury, Fred Elbert Bardo, Henry Bernard Beer, James Denman Blake Anne Hoyt Brackett, Eleanor Lincoln Breed, Beverly Brooks, Charles Francis Brown, Katherine, Lillian Brunner, Virginia Mae Buchanan, Hortense Marie Burke, Edward James Burman. Thos.

A. Carbonell, John Knowles Chase, Helen Stoddard Chenoweth, William Drew Chick Howard Christensen, Marjorie Louise Collat, Betty Parrish Comly, Emil Jos. Cowing, Martha Roberts Cox. Sarah Elizabeth Cox, Robert F. Davidson, Laura Louise Davis, Martha Ashby Davis, Dacia Antoinette de Mary Deborah Dibert, Waldo Dietz, Clarence Wythe Dodge Mary Evelyn Emmett, Mark Eurey William Wallace Fentermacher, Dorothy -Cecilia George, Barbara Francesco Gibbs, Russell Thornton Glenn, Herbert Goodell.

REST OF LIST. William Green, Erna Janice Greenhood, Margaret Greenwood, Esther Adar Guy, Arturo Prudencio Guzman, Phillip A Standish Haly, Howard Jackson Hart Virginia Alice Hawkyns, Anna Louise Hellman, Lavadna May Hill. Muriel Marina Fins, Mary Marcaret Hoffman, Virginia Anne Hotle, Philip Pen Howard, John' Adam Hussey, Louis Bruce Abbot Jackson, Norma Elizabeth Janssen, Marcelo Javier, Boynton Swift Kaiser, Harriet Evelyn Keeney, Janet Kempenich, Barbara Kessler, Helen Phyllis Kessler.Katherine Mae Koford, Isabelle Rose Larson, Clayton W. Leonhart, Jane Carol Manheim, William Edward McMeans, Robert Boyd McMullen, Ethel- Eugenia Moore, Herbert. Hasmer Owbridge.

Richard Esmond Pierce, Evelyn Quittman, Paul Henry Reinhart, Alice Marie Robison, Myrtle Marie Scannell, Katherine Helen Semeral, Lawrence Wilson Sarp, Margaret Elizabeth Smith, Sybil Ethel Smith, Carl John Sohst Jr. Frederick William K. Huson Stoeke, Dorothy Swan, Swayne, bert Parry Tyson Helen Virrinia Vincent Arline Hermoine Waller, Jewel Claudia Waltz, Barpara Warner, Narcissa Yvonne Wernette, Girvin Whitney, Florence Wright Whittaker, Marguerite Edna Wilder. BARGAINS IN HAIRCUTS STOKE-ON-TRENT, Eng. A contract has been let for, cutting the hair of poorhouse inmates at one-fourth the regular price.

JOURNEY'S END Starts in The TRIBUNE Sunday, June 8, 1930. WEDNESDAY EVENING Dakland Tribune JUNE 4, 1930 5 China's Garbo The Chinese Greta Garbo, Clara Bow, or what you will, one of the most popular movie stars in China, is MISS P. C. CHOA. Her sister is another idol of Chinese film fans.

-A. P. photo. HOOVER WIRED PROHI PRAISE DES MOINES, Iowa, (AP)- A telegram congratulating President Hoover and the national prohibition administrator on enforeement of the dry law was dispatched today by the general asof the United Presbyterian church at its closing A loan of $60,000 to Tarklo college at Tarkio, was approved. The fund is to be used to construct an administration building to replace the one burned down last January.

The Rev. A. C. Douglas of Sterling, was appointed vicemoderator. Hollister Woman Is Victim of Illness HOLLISTER, June Lottie Koch, 43, wife of Otto B.

Koch, Santa Ana district orchardist, mother of two small children, at her home here yesterday after a prolonged illness. She was born and raised in Hollister. In addition to her husband, her children, Stanley and Jewel, she is survived by two sisters and. -a, brother-Mrs. Mabel Snyder, Mrs.

Ed 0'Farrell and Leon Chapman, all of Hollister. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery, near here, following services in Sacred Heart church. An Exceptional Value! Sandals Reduced! Including Genuine Deauvilles widths and 5.95 our 8.50 values Plenty of, sizes In. white, beige or tan sandals and snappy sport vacation needs. Buy a pair Your Charge Carol Distinctive 1531 Broadway PUBLIC LANDS STUDY BEGINS WASHINGTON, June state-by-state summary of the A complicated public lands problems was placed before the Hoover public lands commission.

Meeting for the first time since appropriation for its labors had been made by Congress, the commission undertook in executive session a study of whether and how the remaining public lands might be turned over to the eleven states within which they lie. Chairman James R. Garfield, had asked the members to' individual studies of more than 75 speeifie questions involved. Garfield said he expected the sessions to last through Thursday, and that he would make no statement until they closed. 'Ghost' Confession Quashes Murder Writ SPRINGFIELD, June Testimony that.

Springfield police officers enacted a "ghost" scene to force Harry Ross to confess to the slaying of John Babcock, caused Judge Charles G. Briggle to quash the murder Indictment against Ross. Briggle ruled that a "confession" signed by Ross after police had questioned him for six days and had frightened him! by materializing Babcock's "ghost" in the room where Babcock was killed, was not made voluntarily. Ross was accused of beating Babcock, a former business associate, with an ax handle, killing him, and hauling the body in a barrel to a field near Florence, Ill. The defendant was arrested at Hannibal, Mo.

Hollister Pioneer Is Called by Death HOLLISTER, June 4. Mrs. Catherine Murphy, 76, one of San Benito county's pioneers, died at her home here after several years' illness, being laid to rest in Calvary cemetery today, following requiem high mass in Sacred Heart church. She was the widow of EdMurphy, Cienega pioneer rancher. Migrating from Ireland 1865, her family crossed the Isthmus of Panama and settled in San Juan, near here, a year later.

She was the mother of Sister Barbara, Kansas City, Mrs. Walter Winder of Fallon, Mrs. William T. Burke and Joseph P. Murphy, both of Hollister; Dr.

Frank Murphy of St. Louis, and William E. Murphy of San Pedro. Supervisors Call Special Road Meet HOLLISTER, June seven bids for new road work in the Idria district, thirty miles south of here, varied so, the lowest: being $4000 below the estimated cost compiled by County Engineer Al McCray, that the San Benito supervisors took the bids under advisement and agreed on a special meeting to be held June 10. The road work to be done will open up a new automobile route south to King City.

Repair Bid Made By Deep-Sea Diver SANTA CRUZ, June one bid from a -sea diving company was received by the city council for the repair of the outlet of the Santa Cruz sewer system. The down tidal rip has pulled loose of the sixteen-inch metal pipes which extend 2000 feet under the ocean, and caused a break in it 900 feet from shore. The one bid came from the Merritt, Chapman Scott Corporation of San Pedro, for $14,750. Menlo Park Officer Proves Efficiency PALO ALTO, June Herring, former Menlo Park police officer. is $25 poorer because he wanted to find out whether his successor, Officer Clarence Dyer, was a good traffic cop or not.

Herring recently led Dyer on a sensational chase through Menlo Park and Palo Alto at 60 miles an hour, stopping only when the latter fired a revolver shot into the air. Herring was convicted by Judge John E. Springer of reckless driving. Baby Hospital Fete Raises Good Amount NILES, June hundred and forty' dollars was cleared by Toyon branch of the Baby Hospital association through the recent garden party on the J. C.

Shinn estate, according to reports made at a meeting of the men held here yesterday. As the local branch has paid for and furnished its Washington township room in the hospital a' new project is to be decided upon at the next meeting, according to Mra. James R. Whipple, the chairman. Clinic Is Held for Livermore Children LIVERMORE, June 4-With the assistance of local physicians, the Livermore Health Center is conducting its annual physical examinations of children who are to enter school for the first time next fall.

The examinations are being that are found brought to the given without cost. and defects attention of the parents so that they may be corrected during the summer. The tests will be brought to close Thursday afternoon, Lodi Scouts Hold Record Honor Court LODI, June largest Boy Scout court of honor in the history of Lodi was here Monday night under the auspices of the Lodi Rotary club. There were 176 awards made, to the Scouts, including 29 second class badges, 12 first class badges, seven star badges, four life badges, one eagle badge, and 176 merit badges. AL MAMMY' Merced Trades Building On 5-Day Week Carpenter's Union Seeks to Increase Employment Through Plan.

MERCED; June a means of combating unemployment among local building trade workers, a fiveday week today had been adopted by the Merced Carpenters' union. The measure, proposed several weeks ago, was adopted by a large majority at a meeting of the carpenters, presided over by Claude Sellard. "We feel that the five-day working schedule will benefit local carpenters and their, families, as well as the general public by keeping more men employed during the present period of said A. C. Allen, business representative of the local union.

"Many men have been out of work in the building trades during the winter. The employment situation is improving here now, however, and is generally better in Merced than in most similar California communities," he added. $70,000 WILLED TO DOG WORCESTER, -The will of Henry A. Deane established $70,000 trust fund for the care of his dog. WOMEN'S BODY FORMER TO HEAR WRITER SINGER DEAD HAYWARD, capacity attendance is assured at the dinner meeting of th Hayward Women's Republican club in the Green Shutter hotel evening, at which Virgil Markham, son of the poet, Edwin Markham, will be the guestI speaker, it was announced today by Mrs.

Leonard R. Rosenberg, president of the unit and general chairman of affairs. A reception committee as follows has been assembled by the president: W. W. Haley, Mrs.

Leo Haas, Mrs. Peter J. Crosby, Mrs. Henry Oliver, Mrs. E.

H. Christian, Mrs. Hans Henningsen, Mrs. 0, L. Hargrave, Mrs.

George Oakes Mrs. Robert Kolze, Mrs, William Oswill, Mrs. J. W. Burge and Mrs.

W. Baker. The dinner will be the last of the season for the women's political organization, which will reconvene immediately following the summer vacation period. Particular interest is centering on the appearance of young Markham inasmuch as his father. taught school in Hayward before he attained fame as poet.

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Salinger, a member of the San Francisco Symphony orchestra. Miss Salinger, who was 63, came to America from Australia in 1891, and sang first at the old Orpheum theater. She played here for the last time in 1918, and for some years had been living in retirement, Her husband, Phil Bransom, light opera tenor, survives her. $160,000 Crop In Sebastopol Cherries Seen SEBASTOPOL, June 4. The harcherry crop now being vested in this section will bring approximately $160,000, -it was estimated here today.

The yield will run between 1000 and 1200 tons. Seven cents 8 pound is- being paid orchardists, as against 10 cents in 1929. Most of the tonnage is going to canneries in this district. About 150 tons are being packed for maraschino use. DELANO WOMAN ELECTROCUTED BAKERSFIELD, June Mrs.

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