Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 21

FRIDAY EVENING Dakland Cribune DECEMBER 27, 1929 LINDBERGHS WILL PAY VISIT TO OAKLAND Colonel: Wife on LeisurelyAerial Jaunt Across Continent. CURTISS FIELD, Valley StreamL. I. Dec. Colonel Charles A.

Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh started at 10:55 a. today. for the west. They were flying in Col.

Lindbergh's Curtiss Falcon biplane. am going to the coast." "Lindbergh. said. "on an inspection trip tor the Transcontinental Air trans. port.

That trip will start early next treek from Columbus. Ohio. and will last as long as is necessary for the work to be done. On the way to Columbus we will stop over the week-end to visit some friends." The world's most famous flying couple. Colonel and Mrs.

Charles A. Lindbergh, are to visit Oakland within the next ten days. A leisurely aerial jaunt across country, combining business and pleasure, is to be taken. by the Lindberghs, who have chosen Oak-1 land airport as their ultimate destination, according to an announcetent made le today at Valley Stream, N. by officials of the Transcontinental Air Transport-Maddux air lines.

Colonel Lindbergh 1s technical adviser for the company. The Lindberghs ordered their plane prepared to take off at Valley Stream today, They expect to spend the rest of the week stopping between Valley Stream and Columbus. Ohio. on personal business. Next week they plan to proceed to the Pacific coast, where they will make an aerial survey and stop at important points.

Eventually, according to the eastern announcement, the flight will come to a temporary close at Oakland airport, where a new Heed low-wing monoplane will be Colonel Lindbergh. He expected to test the new ship out here before returning east in it. Deer Meat Costs Camp Manager $125 WILLITS, Dec. 27. George Adams, manager of a large wood camp in Sherwood valley, north of Willits, was arrested by Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner Earl Maciin Tuesday for having deer meat in his possession during closed season.

Adame appeared beTore Judge Whitney Thursday and entered a plea of guilty. Judge Whitney fined Adama $125, which was paid and the closed. Game Violations in Mendocino county the past few years have been on the Increase. During the past months many arrests have been made, and with the cooperation of Mendocino county judges the fines have been Increased and violations are now pn the decline. Former Officials of Lodge to Be Honored MERCED, Dec.

-Life memberahips will be presented to 11 past exalted rulers of the Elks lodge of Merced at ceremonies to be held tonight. number of state Elks officials and officers of all San Joaquin valley lodges will be present. Past exalted rulers who will be presented with life memberships are A. W. Meany, R.

P. Thorpe, Dr. H. Kylberg, Dr. N.

8. Peck, C. H. McCray, John M. Outcalt, L.

T. Brown, Harold Gallison, J. J. McNamara, W. 1.

White and J. Emmett McNamara. Charles of Visalia will conduct the presentation ceremony, Janitor Cleaning Apartment Dies BERKELEY, Dec. with a heart attack 8.8 he WAS cleaning the apartment of his employer, Mrs. R.

F. Roth, manager of the Nash hotel, University avehue and Milvia street, Harry Sparrow. 66, died yesterday. Sparrow has relatives residing in Oakland. Did You Ever Miss Supper? DOBBY THATCHER sympathize with you, for he knows that gnawing sensation of an empty stomach.

ch. Unlucky Bobby was sent out into the world at a tender age and he has had to display great resourcefulness, to keep his head up. But it's still up and you can gamble that it always will be up- and smiling. Bobby's a wonder. Lovable.

Irresistible. But don't get acquainted with him unless you want to see him every day, for once you know him he's your friend for life. Today he may be met on the comic page where George Storm, the famous newspaper artist, is telling his story exclusively for Dakiand Cribune Lindbergh Coming Here for New Ship Colonel CHARLES A. LINDBERCH and his bride started today on a leisurely air jaunt which will bring them westward by easy stages until they arrive at the Oakland airport. According to reports.

the famous aviator will take possession here of a new low-wing monoplane--speed 200 miles per hour and cruising radius 3300 miles- -just completed in the south. The plane is shown on a test flight. Cloverdale Citrus Fair to Be Feb. 21-23 CLOVERDALE, Dec. date annual Citrus Fair of Cloverdale has been set for.

February 21-23, George Cavalll, of Cloverdale, director general of the fair, announced. Committees are at work on preliminary preparations. Many novelties are planned to make the show the biggest ever held. Work Completed on Redwood Highway SACRAMENTO, Dec. 27.

-(AP)'The state department of public works announced today it had accepted as satisfactorily completed an overhead crossing and seven timber bridges constructed at points on the Redwood highway north of Arcata, Humboldt county. The cost of the work was. $57,500 and the Mercer-Fraser Company, of Eureka, was the contractor. Burglary Charge Is Dismissed at Trial TURLOCK, Dec. of second degree burglary against R.

A. Datonero of Turlock were dismissed yesterday following prelimInary hearing before Judge Dan E. Kilroy, due to lack of sufficient evidence. Datonero was arrested upon complaint of Mike Donabedian, Turlock rancher, for the alleged theft of chickens from his premises. Transfer YOUR MONEY to these Home Owned Give us your FAMOUS PILOTS TO SEE WEDDING OF 'SEA HAWK' 150 Expected at Lieut.

Tomlinson's Marriage, Jan. 18, in L. A. LOS ANGELES, Dec. One hundred and fifty guests, including many of the west's most famous pilots, will witness the marriage ceremony January 18 of Lieutenant D.

W. Tomlinson, former navy "sea hawk," and Miss Virginia, Sullivan, writer, Plans for the wedding, which will be held at home of Claude Parker in Los Angeles. were announced today. Goebel, transpacific flier, will.be best man, and Miss Rowena. Sullivan of Sacramento, sister of the bride, maid of honor.

The bride will be given away by her uncle, E. J. Maloney, chairman of the etate pharmacy board, who with Miss Sullivan'e sister will from Sacramento for the wedding. A secret honeymoon journey by air is planned by the couple. Two Held to Higher Court for Hearings MERCED, Dec.

and Adam Chingo were held to answer on two separate forgery charges yesterday afternoon at preliminary hearings conducted before Judge Harold Bone. Thomas. is alleged to have forged a check on the Bailey service station and ChinKO on Mrs. Francis K. Otto, for whom he was working.

The two will be arraigned in the superior court here Monday. Chingo is represented by Edward Bickmore, Merced attorney, and Hugh H. Griswold deputy district attorney, conducted the prosecution. Rich Kansas Banker Dies at 92 in L. A.

Joab Mulvane, 92, wealthy Topeka banker and philanthropist and father of David W. Mulvane, Republican national committeeman for Kansas, died yesterday in Los Angeles. He was a resident of Topeka 53 years. Mulvane had been in poor health since his arrival in Los Angeles a month ago to spend the winter. The body will be returned to Topeka for burial.

instructions Home Operated Banks Ist hand. is close at No cost to no loss of interest On January Ist another interest period begins at the Central Savings Bank, and A funds deposited before January 10th will bear interest as of January Ist. Now is the time to arrange to transfer IT your money to these conveniently located 11 00 banks where your funds will be readily available. All that is necessary is to bring in your The Central Savings pass book to Savings Bank Window 28. half- Bank cember accounts dividend per -year has 31, at on annum the 1929.

ending declared for rate savings De- the of a We January will Ist. arrange for the transfer after Central Savings Bank Central National Bank AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS FOURTEENTH AND BROADWAY Branches: Forty- Ninth and Telegraph Fruitvale Avenue and East Fourteenth Street Confederate Veteran Is Called by Death CLOVIS, Dec. Lewis Watson Harrison, 90, one of the few remaining Confederate veterans in central California, and a pioneer of Fresno county, died yesterday. Harrison settled at Academy, Fresno county, 49 years ago. As a member of company F.

51st Alabama cavalry, Harrison served as a Confederate picket during Sherman's march to the sea. Harrison is survived by. a son, Jesse Harrison, and a daughter, Fronnie Hester. of Texas. Petaluma Couple To Be Wed in Church PETALUMA, Dec.

wedding of Miss Lucile A. Schott and Frank J. Hartman Jr. will take place at St. Vincent's church tomorrow afternoon, with Rev.

Father Haran officiating. The couple will be attended by Miss Vera of Santa Rosa as bridesmaid and William Hartman as best man. This will be one of the smart nuptial events of the holiday season in this city. A reception at the home of the bride's mother will follow the wedding ceremony. Wife Jails Mate As Drunk, Seeks Divorce MARTINEZ, Dec.

her husband arrested on Christmas charge of disturbing the eve on a Mrs. Martha S. Pierce of peace. Alamo today has on' file in suhere a suit for diperior court against Ruffe Pierce, Alamo vorce rancher. in which she charges that her husband has threatened her life.

Mrs. Pierce also charges that she fears for the safety of her. three children by an former marriage. The couple married in November. 1928.

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