Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 47

1 TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 30, 1930 rAT7 HZtibunt LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. FINANCIAL and MARKET NEWS delivery to be ma'de upon order of the Superintendent of Streets. FRANK C. MERR1TT, City Clerk.

173-Sept. 26-(5t) Home Is Man's Noisy Castle, FanbierJThinks Uttai tattfittrfi Stattatra III tllRLI i mi Eggs Selling at 1 4 Cents UhcTer Year" Ago So It Seems as Roosters and Hens Keep Detroit District Awake rAS FRANCISCO REACTS fill PROFIT TAKING GRAPES-HITBY FIRST RAIN Istlng concrete pavement foundation with asphaltic concrete 0.143 Per sq. ft. removal of existing asphalt pavement surface and resurfacing of existing concrete pavement foundation with asphaltic concrete. 0.145 Per sq.

ft. cement 0.165 Per storm water Inlet t21 opening), each 61.00 Per storm water Inlet (34" opening), each ,.66.60 Per lin. tu lu" vitrified pipe- conduit i 1.40 Per lin. ft. 12" vitrified pipe conduit 1.55 Per catch basin (21" opening), each 66.60 Per catch basin (34" opening), each 72.15 Per manhole, each ,,.66.60 Per manhole top, each 17.75 Per lamphole, each ....16.65 Per drop connection, each 24.42 The Council fixed the amount of the bond for faithful performance of the contract at 11,260.00 and fixed the amount of the bond for labor and material at $22,500.00.

FRANK C. MERRITT. -City Clerk. 176-Sept. 29-2t ed STEFANOSOULAS, Jim 36, 122 Stillman.

KI.ODIMAS. Drosala 30, 1S4T Thames ave. GALL, Arthur B. 30, 3260 Gough Bt. NELSON, Ann O.

30, 120 Ar- guello blvd. Part of Rise in Prices During ORDINANCE NO. N. S. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 163 OF ORDINANCE NO.

1856 N. AND SECTION 172 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1857 N. AND REPEALING SECTION 156 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1856 N.

S. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland as follows: SECTION 1. Section 163 of Ordinance No. 1856 N. hereby amended to read as follows: Section 163.

Four Telephone Operators (Relief Work). SECTION 2. Section 172 of Ordinance No. 1857 N. S.

is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 172. Telephone Operator (Relief vJii'orkl compensation M-50 per day. SECTION S. Section 15 of Ordinance No. 1851 N.

S. Is hereby repealed. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall take effect Immediately. Said sections which are hereby amended now read as follows "Section Ordinance No.

1856 N. Four Relief Telephone Operators. "Section 172, Ordinance N. Relief Telephone Operators, compensation $4.50 per day." In Council, Oakland, September 26, 1930. Passed to print for two days by the following vote: Ayes Commissioners Anderson.

Colbourn, Wilhelm and President Davie 4. Noes None. Absent Commissioner Fancher 1. FRANK C. MERHITT, City Clerk.

176-Sept. 29-2t Huckleberries Make Sudden Decline; Northwestern Apples Arrive Early Trading "Wiped Out ROBINSON, Fred H. 30, 432 Lily st. SHERWOOD, Blanche M. 29, 537 Oak at HPHE egg market presents the unusual situation of prices declining at the beginning of winter when with production rapidly falling off they shouldbe advancing.

Eggs today were from 12 to 14 cents their prices of this date last year. The Poultry Producers of Central California today quoted large sizes to retailers at 37 cents against 49 cents this date last year. The differential on other sizes was corresponding. "Sluggish consumption, generally with- steadily-increasing weakness in the New York market and the glow movement of the large quantities of eggs in storage sum up a situation that has not been seen before in the egg industry in generation," said Lysle A. Stern, Easthay manager of the Poultry Producers.

By GEORGE C. SCHXAfJKEIi CHICAGO, Sept SO. The wheat GEORGATOS, Nick K. 26, Oak- Jand, BELEMKOS, Aphrodite A. 20, 664 Shotwell St.

Fruit and vegetable JolSbers are predicting serious damage to late fruit crops from the present rain. DETROIT, Sept, 30. OP) The neighbors of Edward J. Duke, who complained to police about the noise made by Duke's lone rooster and 20 are beginning- to wish they hadn't said anything. After complaints reached Inspector Frank Skelnlk, Duke was ordered to dispose of the flock.

"A home," said Duke, "la a man's castle, and Twill prove it to you." Whereupon he. bought himself four more roosters. Then he placed his phonograph, with a loud needle, 'before an open window of his home, and played it loud and long. To further prove his point, Duke purchased a fire dng and began hammering it around midnight. So Duke again was besieged to stop the racket.

He was persuaded to do away with the fire gong; and the phonograph, but not with the five roosters and the 20 full-voiced hens. A capias for Duke's arrest Is now in the hands of Inspector Skelnlk. market during late trade today lost part of Its early advance under profit taking by early buyers and On the other hand vegetables of every kind with the exception of BENTON, Panl 39. BAILEY, Anna 37; both of Cor- selling for northwestern account. tomatoes are expected to benent Principal damage will be from mil However, the market acted very dew unless the rain should con EY, Edward IV 29, 2457 Lln- well, everything considered, and showed that it could absorb some selling and ability that It had not Mn way.

tinue for two or three days which is not expected. John president of Bonora KNEK, Alyse I. 27, 2303 NOTICE OF FCBLIC WOHK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the 17th day of September. A.

1930, the Council cyC the City of Oakland passed Resq utlon of Intention No. 47220 N. to order the following work to be done, to-wlt: To order the closing up and abandoning of a certain diivewuy, 20 feet wide, designated as Plot a certain path, 10 feet wide, designated as Plot and a portion of Turnley Avenue, as the same are shown upon and dedicated to public use by the map entitled "Fairway Estates In OalC Knoll, Oakland, Alameda County, California," filed March 14, 1929, in Rook 18 of Maps, pages 69, 60 and In the office of the County Itifiler of Alameda County, State of California, which said driveway, pah and portion of Aesa ava. I been displaying recently. Export sales were reported at 400,000 bush iH, Adam C.

41, 60 Eureka who is a large raisin grape grower with extensive holdings In Fresno county, said his advices els. Canadian farmers marketea ITONG, Myrtle F. 42Tracy. ORIHNANCE NO N. S.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDIN from his field managers were that the situation was quite serious and ES, Allmnjijeg47 Manx ho- BKCTIUN 1 OF ORDINANCE 1994 N. S. threatened heavy damage to the whole grape crop of the San Joa lOL'OY, Margaret 42, 2504 Sac BE IT ORDAINED by the Counc of the City of Oakland, as follows ramento St. quin Valley. Campi said he expected definite reports tomorrow, SECTION 1.

Section 16 of Ordi nance No. 1994 N. S. Is heieb; HATTCCK, John G. 24, Menlo Park.

Auburn Enrollment rurniey Avenue yare more particu- amended to read as follows: The cloudburst In the Watsonville region last night is not expected to OAKLAND PRODUCE FRUITS. A APrLF-S California: Bellefleurs, packed, fancy, 1.25 1.60 box; New-towns, loose. packed: fancy, fl. 6041. 60; Winter Bananas, edas follows, to-wit: IILLER, Arabella E.

20, Palo 2,106,000 bushels on Monday compared with 3,375,000 a year ago. Closing prices were 6 to lo higher. September, 75c; December, 78'ra784c; March, 81c; May, Corn closed 1S9bo higher, September, 86 86c; December 7979c; March, 8080o; May, 824 82 He. Oats closed lo higher. September, 86 He; December, 88 37 '4c; March, 39c; May, 41H 4114c Lard.

closed 1585c higher, (Over E. A. Finos A prints wire.) HH'AliU, Kept. 30. Ursia ranee: Wliest Open High Low Close 1.

ComMloTicing on the easterly do much damage to the Newton Passes 500 Total Alto. Ine of Avenue, at the In- apple crop. On the other hand it will benefit the lettuce in the trsecrbin thireof with the line dl-viffure Lofll'k-68 and F-59, as said 1'HEIS, Albert K. 22, 46 Anza St. UONOHOE, Margaret L.

22, 834 AUBURN, Spt. 80. For the first time in the history of the institution," the enrollment of the Placer Union high school last week Salinas Valley area. Northwest ap pies are beginning to show in quan -m mirty-aixtn ave. are shown upon that entitled "B'airway uuniiiuntia, fi.fcuiji'i.uv, tity.

Levy and Zenther and A. Gilln loose, ll.00ftl.26 Per lug; Delicious, Jonathans, Jl.26Sel.60 state In Oak Knoll. Oakland, Ala. lOU.VG, Robert 24, 28 Ceres st. leda County, California," filed Fruit Company had each a car of LNF1LIPPO, Lncla 29,.

802 packed, large fancy, small, fl.60fyl.76; loose, fl.25GH.76; passed the 600 mark. At end of the school week, Section 16. Four Junior Stenographers In the office of the Health Officer, J1000.00 each. SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately.

SECTION 3. Said Section 16 now reads as follows: "Two Junior Stenographers in the office of the Health Officer, J1000.00 each." In Council, Oakland, September 29, 1930. Passed to print for two days by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners Anderson, Colbourn, Wilhelm and President Davie 4. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner Fancher 1.

FRANK C. MERRITT, City Claris, 178-Sept. 30-(2t) arch 14. 1929, In Map Book 18, at- Jonathans and the first named Cortland ave. i.Iid..

CO C1I ni, HI IJonnfria nf Ala I vv cvvlu- mouse announcer that the rirst onr da County. California: and run ri F. Waldo announced the enroll ment at 606. SURE. Cbarlea F.

26, Ban- of Delicious from the north of the thence southerly, along tne Sept .77 Ion. Ore. year was due this afternoon. The school has a faculty of 28 .77 Iec. IHNSON, Lucille M.

21, 4137 easterly line of Turnley Avenue, on the arc of a curve to the left with Grapes were as plentiful as ever teachers, the largest in the county. Mpitzennurg, packed, fancy, J1.60frj 1.76; loose: fl.lOdil. 25 per lug; Oregon and Washington: Winter Bananas, extra fancy, fancy Jonathans, extra fancy, 2.00 2.16. AVOCADOS Fancy, 5.25 Hi 7.60 per flat of 80 to 42 pears; choice, f4.256.60. BANANAS Central A mirlain.

Nineteenth at. a rVdlus of 450 feet (the chord of and there was little change in JJr. John F. Engle is principal. whlt-h bears south 25 degrees, 1'J price.

Melons, both cantaloupes ORE, John E. 37. LEGAL NOTICES. ILLEH, Liaette 34; both of and perslans, were higher because of tho approach of the end of the alo Alto. tancb of 20.90 feet to the point of reveVss curvo In Turnley Avenue and he point of beginning of this NOTICE INVITING STREET season.

'45Hc; fancy, 4 Mi Continued)' the funeral services WeSffesday, October 1, at 2 at the "Funeral Home" of j(thur G. Stout, 2307 Telegraph -avenue, corner Twenty-third street, Oakland. HOIDLETTE In Piedmont, September 2, 1930, Captain H. C. Houdlette, husband of the late Katherine 'Houdlette, father -of Frank Ernest S.

and Leslie Houdlette and the late H. C. Houdlette a. natlye of Maine, aged 86 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services 1, 1930, at 10 o'clock a.

m. at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont avenue, Oakland. Friends may call at Truman's, Telegraph avenue and Thirtieth street, Oakland, until 9 a. m. Wednesday.

LITTLE IhOakland, September 30, 1930, Edith M. Little, loving mother of Mrs. Belle Shat-tuck and Mrs. Nell G. Smith, and sister of Charles M.

Fisher; a native of Wisconsin, aged 80 years. Notice of funeral later, REAVES In Oakland, Sept 29, James Perry? beloved husband "of Charlotte Hansen Heaves, lov-J ing father of Mrs. Undine Hink-el. Paul Wisdom, Ervin Leslie Hansen, devoted brother of Mrs. Delia Thome and the late Martha Taylor Thorntw A native of -California.

Friends are respeotiSmr Invited to attend the funerul Wednes- day, October 1, at 3 p. m. at the Fruitvale chapel of Clarence N. Cooper. Fruitvale avenue at E.

Interment Mt. View, SHOEMAKER In Whipple Barracks, September 1930, Oliver son of Walter D. and the late Stella K. Shoemaker, and brother of Ethabel and Lois Shoemaker; a native of Oregon, aged 36 years, 10 months. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral at the Grant D.

Mil-- ler mortuary, 2372 East Fourteenth coiner Twenty-fourth avenue, Oakland, Thursday, October 2, 1930, at 10 o'clock a. in. Inurnment. SYLVESTER In Oakland, Sept 29, Florence, beloved wife of Domonic Sylvester, loving mother of Mrs. Lena Pandolphi, Mrs.

Hose Pandolphl, Joseph, Frank and Mary Sylvester, Ulster of Frank Consello, Mrs. Madeline. KeglletU and Joseph Concello. A native of Italy. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Thursday, 0tober 2, from the Elm-hurst Clmpel of Clarence N.

Cooper, 8Uth avenue at E. 14th st. Thence to St. Louis church i where a requiem hlh mass will be sung for the repose of her soul, commencing: at 9 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepuleher. TAYLOR In Oakland, September 28, 1930. Ella beloved wife of James Taylor, mother of the late Gertrude Taylor, sister of Charles C. Earlo, I). and Mrs.

J. W. Jackson of Wilmlnu-ton, Delaware; a native of Delaware, aged 78 years, 6 months, 15 days. I'ust worthy matron of Chnpter No. C5, O.

E. S. A charter member and past noble grand of Abnit Invldla Lodge No. 11, the Rebekahs; Cecelia Shrine No. 3, W.

S. of Oakland Court No? 14, O. of East Bay Past Matrons Association. Director of the Kings Daughters Home of California. First charter member of the Oakland Soroptlmlst Club.

Friends may Attend the funeral services Wednesday, October 1, 1930, at 2:30 p. m. at the Madison Street Masonic Temple, No. 1433 Madison street, under the auspices of Unity Chnpter No. 65, O.

E. and Abslt Invldla Lodge No. 11, the Kebekahs. WHITEIaJ1 September 29, 1930," Addle widow of the late William H. Hi -White, mother of Harry M.

White and Mrs. Joseph H. Priel of Chlco, California, sister of Mrs. 8-Biggs and Mrs. George itfeek and the late Mfs.

Ella Waters Md Charles S. Mette; a native of California, aged 73 years. 7 Friends may attend the services Thursday, October 2, 1930, at 10:30 o'clock ai m. at the parlors of Jhe James Taylor northeast corner of Fifteenth and Jefferson streets. Oakland.

SAN FHANTTSCO DEATHS. .834 .83 ill .304 .4014 .44 .47 .62 '4 -64 description. Thence from this last said point Pursuant to statute and to Resolution No. 47291 N. of-the Council tGLtfND, Ferdlnnnd 38; 328 Third St.

lAKET, Elisabeth 47, 268 jovell st. Huckleberries were plentiful and prices reached the lowest of.yie market was from ft to. 8 .84 .8 .79 .81 .70 V4 .82 .84 .36 .38 MZ ,40 .4014 .4114 7.41 .43 .46 M'i .40 .62 .64 .64 .60 of beginning and continuing, along the easrvrly and southerly line of Mnr May Corn-Sept lice Mnr Mn Oats-Sept Dec. Mnr Mny lire Sept Dec Mhj May Dec May or tne tjity or unkiana, passed September 29. 1930.

directing this notice. cents with some very fancy selling .86 .70 .80 .8214 ,8 .88 8 .46 .62 .6454 .72 .76 .81 iurnley ftvenue. soutnwesteriy on LNOR, Emeraon B. 28, West- above 8 cents, said Council Invites sealed proposals or bids for the following r.treet the irejla curve to the right with wood. 125 feet (the chord of Spme persimmons came from Fresno section and brought $2.06 KJttELL, Josephine M.

zo, ssan which beaNs South 71 degrees, 05 vvoik tu in accoraance wun the provisions of the "Improvement Act of 1911" and In accordance with Jiego. to 2.25 per 20-lb. box, minutes 80sccons West), a dlSr tance of "ZOS-ia feet: thence con the plans and specifications for OAKLAND INTENTIONS. was -a better movement reirffrted for green beans, although WINNIPEG WHEAT. .73 .70 7414 .70 .73 bl'i .83 .80 said work posted and on file and which were adopted by Resolu'lon No.

46909 N. S. of this Council. JcCONNELL, Wllbert 80, 748 lOakland Avenue, Oakland. jvVU.LA, Helen 32, 850 War- That the portions of Marguerite prices were about the same.

Kentucky Wonders sold from cents and llmas ranged from cents. Good cauliflower was, scarce and roc I Strawberries, local, fl. 2001,50 crate; few fancy, fl.floij) 1.76; drawer, 6076c; Raspberries, per crute; poor, 75086c; fancy, 1.1001.20; Blackberries. $1.00 W1.10 per crate; drawer, 60ft66c; few poor, 45c: Huckleberries, 609c. CRAbAPPLEs UII0 6OO per small lug, 90c(irl Oil ner big lug.

CRANBERRIES 17.60 per half-barrel $4.00 her quarter. DATES California, $3.00 per 16-basket crate; 27VjC lb, loose. FIOS Black, 20025c single layer, 36060c double layer; White, 250600. (I A Thompson swdless. 60075c per L.

A. Aluscal, 600 85c; miners, 60065c; black Prime, 5n0G5c; Malagns 250400' per small lug; Tokays, 60075c lug; Ladyfln-gers, 60090c; Isnbcllas, 3540c per basket, per crate of four baskets. Juice Grapes track sales, bulk, per ton, lugs extra: Valley Kin-fandels, beBt, poorer, low as $15.00: Sonoma and Nnpa districts: Zlnfandels. 35.00 iff 40.00 tinuing, along tTreputherly and westerly line of Turnley. Avenue, on the aru of a curve to the right, (compounding with the last said curve) with a radius of 200 feot, a distance of 144.64 feet; thence continuing, along the westerly and northerly line of the said Turnley Avenue, on the aro of a'curve to the jjrive ana Hiilview Jane herein meld Avenue, uakiana.

sold as high as SI. 2D, while poorer LACK, Frank, 43, 1925 Grove Street. Oakland. after bounded and described be graded, curbed, glittered and paved, to-wlt: Beginning at the point of Intefcection of the northern line of Marguerite" Drive with the south quality ranged around 75 cents pef NIXON, Edna '87, 955 Stan- dozen nends, The market was a nage Avenue, Albany. trifle firmer on Iced lettuce, 4 right with a radius of 40 feet; (com.

pounding with the lust said curve) a distance of 143.61 feet: thence con KOTICE OK AWARD OF Pursuant to Statute, and to Hesolution Nwr 47280 N. S. the Council of the City of Oakland, passed September 26, 1930, directing this notice, notice Is hereby given that the said Council In open session on the 26th day of September, 19S0, opened, examined- and publicly declared all sealed proposals offered for the following work, to-wlf; That portions of East 12th Street within the following described limits be graded, curbed (in part with concrete curbs and In part by resetting existing granite curbs), guttered and paved, and that existing pavements therein be resurfaced, to-wlt; between the center line of 1st 'Avenue and a line drawn parallel -ith and distant 12 feet northwesterly from the southeastern line of 3rd Avenue; between a llrfe drawn at right angles with the northeastern line of Erfst 12th Street through a point distant, thereon, 139.4 feet northwesterly from the northwestern line of 8th Avenue and a straight line drawn from a point on the northeastern line of EaBt 12th Street distant, thereon, 6.4 feet northwesterly from the northwestern line of 8th Avenue to a point on the southwestern line of East 12th Street distant, thereon, 8.1 feet northwesterly from the northwestern line of 8th Avenue; between the southeastern line of th Avenue and the southeastern line of 11th Avenue; and between the southeastern line of 13th Avenue and a line drawn at right angles with the northeastern line nf Eust 12th Street through a point distant, thereon, 102 western line of Hermosa Avenue; running thence westerly, along the dozen sizes selling as high as 12.86 per crate. The potato market con northern line or Marguerite Drive, BAILEY, BUI, 55, Oakland. HULUUBD, Mriry 66, Oakland.

WITT, Jo.eph 86, 882 Fifty- to a point distant 25 feet easterly tinuing, along the northerly line of Turnley Avenue, southeasterly on the. aro of a curve to the left, with a of -76 feet (reversing with the last said curve) a distance of tinued dull with receipts heavy and Stockton Burbanks ranged from $1.76 to $2.16, while Washington from the western line of Hlllvlew thence southerly, pnrnllel with the western line of Hlllvlew 25 feet: thence easterly, par sixth Street, Oakland. 91IH, JNitncr, 211, 637 Twenty- 209.64 feet: and thence leaving the northerly, line of Turnley Avenue, eigntn HKeei, oakiana. per ton; few, poorer, low as Golden Chassels, poor. Netted Gems showed a span of $2.00 to $2.26.

San Jose rhuiiai'b was In moderate supply at $1 to $1.25. Scallop summer squash whs allel wun tne nortnern line or alar guerlte Drive, to the northern pro ductlon of the eastern line of Hill JSVVING, Thomas 25. 614 south aegrees, su minutes cast 60 feet to the no nt of beginning. Being a southwesterly portion of I arreil street, san rauciscu. St NOtil 1ST, Mnbrlle RH 23, 1030 a trifle higher and ranged irom 60 view Lane, as said Hlllvlew Lane exists Immediately southerly of er, low an sib.un.

GRAPEFRUIT 128s and larger, choice, 75C less. LEMONS Lemonettel, S3.7Bff04.2S. Turnley Avenue, as shown upon the cents to 66 cents pcrHtttWTomaloes Fell Street, ban Francisco. Marguerite Drive: thence Bouther map or r-airway estates above re. furred to, In Oakland, Alameda along said production of the eastern also showed a little Improvement with best packs selling us high us HANSON, Theodore 26, 1519 MELON 6 Watermelons, 4ifflc County.

California. sixty-seventh Avenue, ua- line of Hlllvlew Lane, to the southern line of Marguerite Drive! 2. Ik-ginning at the most western land. corner or lot l-69. said corner be 2467 San Ing also the point of Intersection of X.

25, Avenue, tnence along the southern line of Marguerite Drive, 00.6S NELSON, lone Twenty-sixth Francisco. tne easterly line or the zotooturtve reet; tnence ui a direct line to way. (or Plot C). with the north point on the southwestern line of lh; Cessnas, irul4c per in: fer-slans, per flat, per lb: Honeydews. 0lc per lb: Cantaloupes, Turlock, Jumbos, $1.40 01.60; standards, flats, 70076c.

NECTARINES 7690o per small "oRANOES Valenclas. Bunltlst, a sizes. $5.5008.00. Hermosa Avenue distant 4 feet 700 Grand 7MAYEDA. Hldlo, 34, Street.

Alameda. erly line of Turnley Avenue, as said lot, driveway and avenue -are shown upon that certain Map entitled northerly from the southern line of MOMll, TauKiiko, 22, 2311 Marguerite Drive: thence north CASH CHAIN. CHICAGO, Sept. 30. (A1) Wheat-No.

It norttheru spring, 76c. Corn No. 1 mixed, 8514c; No. 1 yellow, 85146j8614; No, 1 white, U2e; sample egrade, 75 81c. Oats No.

1 white, J7oi No. I white, 36 14 37o. ltye No sales, Harley 48 67c. Timothy seed $7.76 8.00. Clover Seed BAT GRAIN MARKET, The federal State Market News Service quotes: Barley No.

1 feed, choice feed, 1.0714 ti 1-40; grading, fl.1214Jpl.16; shipping, l.201.26; i cholVe malting types, 1.4V 1.60. Wheat No. .1 hard whlfA bid. fl.6t1.70 asked; No. TwsfV' white, $1.60 bid.

$1.65 asked; heavy dockage type, $1.401.65. Corn No. 2 yellow, bulk. fl.863 1.97; No. 3 yellow, bulk, ocember, No.

2 white, 1.98; No. 2 mixed, bulk, Oats California red fed, 1.30; California red seed, Mlllfeed. Northern Standard mlHrun, $22.50 23.50; white millrun, red millrun, $22.00 2300 whlt" bran, redbran, nominal; middlings, shorts, $27.0028.00. Intermountaln States Red mill-run, blended millrun, white millrun, 2 6.00 0 f7.ft--.iti Montank Mills Red bran, f26.00 26.00; millrun, low-grade flour, Local Standard millrun, white millrun, Middlings, white bran, aborts, low grade flour, $34.00. Kansas Red bran, $30.00, Flonr.

i The Sperry Flour Co. quotes fara-lly flour; two 88-lb sacks, $6.00, Groin nags. Calcutta, spot, 714c; buyer June and July, 714c; domestic, San Quentln, 8c. Alfalfa. Choice alfalfa, No.

1 dairy, No. dairy, 12.50 18.60. 'I 1 feet southeasterly irom tne souin eastern linn of 13th Avenue: also westerly, along the southwestern Vlite Avenue. Alameda. "Fairway Estates In Oak Knoll Oakland.

Alameda County. Califor line of Hermosa Avenue, to the $1.60 for the large BUTTER, EGGS SEPTEMnr.ii so. The Poultry t-iuuurers of Central California, Third and Hufrlson quote to retail dealers: K(iS (Candles). Nulald, large, In cartons 38o Nulald, large, bulk pack 37c Nululd, medium, In 28c Nulald, medium, bulk 27c Smalls 19c Federal-State Marael News Series quotes prices In San Francisco as follows: EGGS. Wholesale mice on retail o-rnden- That portions of East 12th Street nia," filed March 14, 1929, In Map PEACHES Snlwaya, (I0fl)85c per small lug; Phillips, 750 85c.

small within the following described 11m point of beginning; also That a cement sidewalk be con hook is, at pages 69, 60 ana 61 Records of Alameda County. Cali Its be graded, curbed (In part with Ing; Oregon and Washington: J. 1001.25 per 18-lb box; El-bertns. fornia; and running thence, along the easterly line of the 20 fool OAKLAND LICENSES HEISZ, Joseph 25, Oakland. De VIA, Helen 19, Berkeley.

DUNCAN, Woel 24, Alameda. SMITH, Thelmo 20, Alameda. etructed on the northern sidewalk area of Marguerite Drive between the 'southwestern line of Hermosa Avenue and the eastern line of Hlll concrete curbs ana in pari Dy resetting existing granite curbs) a-uttered and naved. that the exist 1 driveway, (or Plot C). North 86 de- PEARS Lake- and counties: Bartletts.

i loose71.5. 1.85; packed, WlfctAr ing wooden block pavement surface and the existing; asphaltic povement vlew Lane; also That a concrete gutter be con ntructed on the eastern side nf Hill grecs. 30 minutes East, 252.58 feet: thence leaving the easterly line of said driveway, North 62 degrees, 27 minutes West, 20.25 feet to a point surface therein De removea, ana tnai (BENETTI, ene, 21, Oakland. Nellis, packed, vru-, PERSIMMONSp.tUW.ZS-per 20-lb lnV I the exlstlna- concrete pavement loun uMcLAUuHLIN, Jean, 1, u- datlon be resurfaced, to-wlt; be on tne westerly line or saia 20 root land. driveway (or Plot C); thence, along tween the aforesaid tit drawn pur PLUMS Germans.

fl.004tl.Z5; S. No, 1 extras, candled U. S. No. 1 extras, candled 25idc U.

S. No. 1 extras, small, candled 17'ic view Lane between lines drawn at right angles with the eastern line of Hiilview Lane through points distant, thereon, respectively, 15 feet and 33 feet southerly from the southern line of Marguerite Drive; tne westerly line or saia ariveway Vit IRELLO. Frank. 23.

Oakland. Presidents. $1.0001.26 lug, II. intra 1.60 create; Italian prunes, 1.260 1.50. allel with and distant 12 feet northwesterly from the southeastern line of 3rd Avenue and the aforer ine drawn at right angles Wun the 1A, Jo.cphlue 27, Oak- 2.12.60 feet to the northerly line of the aforementioned Turnley Avenue POMEGRANATES 90c ft 1 1.00 per northeastern line of East12fh Street aiso That A storm water drain, eon Li.

A. lug; orange unxes, i.iaits i.zu f.ZAFAYA,. tVHllam Wlnrirl throuah a do nt distant, thereon. Jumbo packed, half orange slstlng of a concrete Inlet with cast 139.4 feet northwesterly from the riiiA, Anna 20, Oakland. boxes, Jumbos, fl.0001.10.

VEGETABLES. northwestern line of -elh Avenue iron grating, a vltnned pipe conduit with concrete covering, a concrete box culvert with reinforced between the southeastern line of 9th A 01 Aalrlanrl SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30. The following deaths were on record In San Francisco and thence, along the northerly line of Turnley Avenue, southeasterly on the aro of a curve to the left with-a radius of TS ffet (the chord of which bears South 13- degrees, 26 minutes, 13 seconds East), a distance of 26.27 feet to the point of beginning. llelng the 20 foot driveway (or Plot C), as shown upon the Map of Fairway Estates above referred to Avenue and the aforesaid straight ARTICHOKES $2.60 3.25 per Mnbel I 21, Alameda.

top, and a concrete handhole with cast Iron cover, be constructed In a line drawn from a point on i PJTrWM i mm mm northeastern line of East 12th Street through a point distant, thereon, 6.4 rnce, James RB years portion of Marguerite. Drive ad lucent to Hlllvlew Lane and In i standard box; poorer, low as large field crates fancy, $7,0019.00: poorer, low as $3.00. BEANS Kentucky Wonders, 24 03c per lb: Llmas, 406c; Wax, 60 fin, JAEn feet northwesterly irom tne norm western Una of 8th Avenue to I point on the southwestern Hne of in Oakland, Alameda County, can fornla. portion of Hlllvlew Lane adjacent to Marguerite Drive. All of the aforesaid work Is to be done In accordance with the plans and specifications adopted forthl Calloeajhy (nee lovelock), Mary arlon, fiofla Wllhrlmlna Clot.

Marle Cnrran, Georfc J. DnKir, Olive Hitroonrt Edwards, John 78 -years Gllbertsen (GulbrnnseirlL Charles BRUSHEL SPROUTS 4 0 6Hc; East 12th Street distant, tnereon, s.i 8. Beginning at thejmost western corner of Lot F-2Z. said corner De feet northwesterly from the northwestern line of 8th Avenue; between the southeastern line of 11th Ave Ing also the point of Intersection of the easterly line or the 10 foot ootn nue and a line drawn parallel with C. 61 years Hill.

J. and distant 84.6 feet northwesterly (or Plot B), with the southerly line of Oak Knoll Boulevard, said lot path and boulevard are shown upon from the southeastern line of l.nn Kessler, Henrr 82 yean liu riuil-ll auiesals Nell. 92 J9c 91 17c 60 score, 8Co For prices to era the cost ol cutting cartoning, packing, Selling and ae.ivery must be added to above quotations. CHEESE (Wholesale Net. (Note Price paid by retail deal-eers Is 3c to 4c higher.) California flats, fancy 16c Cheddar-type triplets 16'ju Flats (Wholesale Nell.

Following prices are net to producers and shippers, delivered Oakland, and established dally by Oakland Jobbers and wholesale deslers U. S. No. 1 extras 830 U. S.

standards and firsts 24c U.S. mediums 23c U. S. No. 1 peewees luo SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.

80. VP) Butterfat, f.o.b. San Francisco, 43c, NEW YORK, Sept. 0. (P) Butter.

steady. Cheese, steady, Irregular; refrlger-stor, closely selected hesvv. 27HW 28c: extra. 26M27c; extiTsvfirst, 24'A 4i25'Ac; first, 23r23 14c. POULTRY Oakland wholesale prices for live poultry, from Jobbers to retailers.

In coop lots, for the average good quality now arriving. Prices furnished dally by Oakland Poultry and Egp wholesale distributors: J82-3M Avenue: and between the southeast that certain Map entitled 'Fairway I 1. em line of 13th Avenue snd a line drawn parallel with and distant 24.6 wun ana aifliani i.d Alameda County, California," filed feet northwesterly irom erly from sidsouth-13th Avenue; aTse, of 6th Avenue, 6th March 14. 1929, In Map Book 18; at eastern line or That- tiortlnns pages 59, 60 and 61, Records of Ala meda County, California: and run LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO, Sept.

80. () (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 24,000: lower; 160-200 lbs, 250-350 lhs.

packing sows, pigs, $7.6008.76. Cattle 6ouo: calves, 2000: steady; steers, 600-900 lbs, $10.76 fi 18.00; 1300-1500 f9.0012.00- heifers, flO.2Cii12.r0i cows, fu.2S$)6.00; cutters, bulls, f6.75.76; vealers, 11.00 13.50; stacker and feeder cattle, steers, $7.259.00, Kheep fat lambs fairly active; strong to 15c higher; natives and rangers, f7.507.76; fat sheep, steady; light range ewes, 83.50; feed. Ing lambs, slow, steady, Iambs, 90 lbs down, ewes, 90-150 lbs, feeding lambs, $6.607.25. nlng thence, along the easterly line unn hhhir Lesnan (nee Naughfon), Anna F. Loi-knood, Robert 16 years Morse, Alberta 29 years Oheriiiryer, Mamie O'Longhlln.

Rnymond 36 yean O'Neill, Hutch F. Onyon, Waller Edward 23 years Kemensperger, Llrlrh F. 1 16 years Savaaje, Chester A. Selsboek, Carl Sondernp, Marin Weltner, Georgleanna Werthrlmer, llenjiiinia J. 71 Avenue, 7th Avenue, 8th Avenue and 13th Avenue, adjacent to East 12th Street, be graded, curbed (In part with concrete curbs and In part by resetting existing granite curbs), or tne saia lu root patn, (or Plot a) South 82 degrees, 61 minutes East 124.04 feet; thence leaving the easterly line of said path.

North 62 de street wora oy saia council Dy Resolution No. 46909 N. H. to which said plans and specifications reference Is made for the full and detailed description of said proposed "Work. lnthlg notice, wherever a distance from a line ts given the distance measured at right angles with that line is meant unless otherwise tnted.j vl Said wealed proposals or bids are to be delivered to the undersigned City Clerk of said City "and Clerk of said City Council, at a meeting of said Council to be held In Council Chamber.

City Hall, of the said Cltyr oC, OnHland, oa- October 1, 1930 between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and 12 o'clock M. At th expiration of the said hour the Council will open, examine and publicly -declare all bids received. For further particulars, reference Is hereby made to Resolution of Intention No.

46910 N. psssed July 11, 1930, and to said plana and specifications on file In the office of the City Clerk of the City of On-bland. Hlrtders rhust -file- with ach pro grees, 27 minutes West 20.25 feel and guttered; also That a cement sidewalk be constructed In the northeastern sidewalk area of East 12th Street be to the westerly ne of said 10 foot OAKLAND BIRTHS. CUMMINS To the wife of Patrick Cummins, 918 Thirty-eighth Sept. 22, a daughter.

DOYLE To the wife of Charles Scott Doyle, 3033 Montlcello, Sept. 15, a son, David Spencer. HARRIS To the wife of John Thomas Harris, 4181 Park Sept. 22, a son, John Thomas Jr. To the wife of Henry Carl Hurt) Remstedt, 1643 Hayes San Leandro, Sept.

26, a son, Oert William. JH1NHBL To the wife of George B. Shlnimel, 2840 Twen-- ty-second ave. Sept. 27, a son.

TONE To the wife of Kenneth Barton Stone, 1106 Eighty-eighth Sept, 26, a son, Barton Kenneth. OM To the wife of Som Hon, 721 Harrison Sent. 22, a son, Arthur Cheong Hung. CHEW To the wife of Chew Park Quoy, 284 Fifth Sept. 22, a daughter, May Fong.

BH1TT To the wife of Frank' Brltt, 800S Ney Sept 27, a eon Diuomfl DIVORCE! FILED. -I -l-i BRIGNOLE, vs. Louis, cruelty. TABER, Charles n. vs.

Emma, desertion. HADDEN, Edward ts. Eft, path, (or piot.B); thence alpng the westerly line said path, North 32 degrees, 61 minutes West, 106. 03 tween the8outheastern curb line of 6th Avenueand the northwestern curb line of 7th Avenue; also feet to the southerly line of Oak Knoll Boulevard, as shown upon That drainage structures, of conduits. storirr--'Kter Inlets, (Eari nf (Jbanku said map of Fairway Estates sbove referred and thence, along the S.

F. LIVESTOCK catchbaslns, manholes, amanhole toD. a laninhole and a dron connec poorer, 8 0 BUNCHED VEGETABLES Dozen bunches carrots and turnips. 85c; radishes and parsley. 16030c.

CAIIBAGE 60076c per doz. CAUL1ELOWEH 86ctl.Z5 doz; poorer, low as 60076c. CELERY Local II 261 80: Oregon, Utah, $3.2503.75. CORN Alameda county, 76c (II $1.75 per sack; Half Moon, $2,500 8.00. CUCUMBERS 2635o per A.

lug. EGGPLANT f4c per lb, 70 80c per lug. GA RLIC 6fr7c lb. LETTUCE 60c per crate. -MUSHROOMS Cultivated, S040c OK HA 8 0 loe.

ONIONS Sucked, yellow, 9Oc0 Red. Red Torpedos. $1.26 0 1.35; White, boilers. 60-11) snck. large, sacked, 100 lbs.

PARSNIPS 650760 per small lug. PEAS r.08c; poorer. 4 0 6ft. PEPPERS Bells, best, 60 75c per crate; Chilis, 40050a per L. A.

lug. POTATOES Klamnth, Washington -Oems, 2. 0002.25; Rivers, washed, unwashed, AlvHrado, 80090c per small lug; 3c per lb; Yams. 3H04c. RHUBARB-San Jose, $1.60 1.75.

SPINACH Best, 3040 per lb. 86c fl 00 per crate. SQUASH Summer, 25030c; Italian, 85040c; Goseneck, 35040c; Huhhard, 12c per lb; Banana, TOMATOES 40ffl75o small lug, oer big lug DRESSED MEAT Swift tk 182 Second street, quote the following prices: O. K. baby beef steers, 19o lb; O.

K. baby, heef heifers, 184c; No. 1 i southerly line or Oak Knoll boulevard, northeasterly on the arc of a tion be constructed- In portlofisof I East 12th Street, between the souttr-J curve to the left with a radius of Second street: Colored hens, large 29 iff sue Coloreda hens, medium Leghorn, hens, lare-a .21 fti22c r250 feet (the, chord of which bears eastern line of 1st Avenue degrees, 17 minutes 45 Et), a distance of 10 feet to the southeastern line of 13th Avenue ind'ln portions of 1st ivenue.i 2nd Leghorn hens, medium" 2 1 i 2 1 posal or bid either a check payable GRASSELI, The family of the late Mary Annetta Grassell wish to thank their friends and acquaintances for the beautiful floral tribute and sympathy extended during their late bereavement; Charles F. Grassell and Frank A. Hegan and wife.

MORTICIANS. the pointer beginning. Being IheHO foot path (or Plot B). I.eKliorn hens, amal Iflirfisc Avenue, 4tn Avenue, bin Avenue( tiin Avenue. 7th Avenue, 8th Avenue, th to tne oraer or saia cttyr certiriea by a responsible bank for an as shown map of Fairway Leghorn broilers.

1 lbs. 3Sc Leghorn broilers, 1H lbs. .33 i 35c I.eKhorn frvers 28fi)32c lnth Avenue. 11th Avenue, amount which, shall not be less than Estates In Oak Knfill above referred 12th Avenue and 13th Avenue, ad to. In Oakland, Alameda County, jacent to East 12th Street; California.

Colored fryers, 2 to 2 lbs. Colored voung roosters. I lo to per cent or tne aggregate or the proposal or else a bend for said amount and payable, asaforesald, signed by the blddrSvoaTid by two And said fTnnnell does tierehv da lermlne and declare that salcTDro Excepting, nowever. irom an oi the aforedescrlned work such portions thereof as are required by law to be kent In order or repair 1UB 40C taggy young roomers. 2 2 sureties who snail Justify before posed work and Improvement Is bf Leghorn old roosters any officer competent to administer an In double the said more than local or ordinary public benefit and will affect and benefit by any person, or company having railroad tracks thereon.

ioiorea oia roosters. isffvr.ic Cieese young li 1 8c n.i,. 1 1 L' amount and over and above all stat the lands and district hereinafter SratljB All of the aforesaid work shall iuuiib, nulla, utory exemptions. be done to the curb grades (which Ducks, young, colored. ..14 1i.

16c Belgian hare, young FRANK C. MERRITT, City Clerk. 179-Sept. 30-(2t) are different from the official curb described, which said district Is hereby declared to be the district affected and benefited by said work snd Improvement and that therefore the entire damages, cost and SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80.

OP) Hogs 500, steady to weak; 160-lb. ldahos, $11.60 top; two loads 170-180-11). Nebraska, 11.264911.40; load 170-lb. Callfornlas, $11; packing sowst $8.75 9. Cattle 376; steers at standstill, undertone weak; load 845-lb.

heifers, load 925-lb. cutter sows, bulls. $5.50. Late yesterday: Two loads 865-1000-lb. California steers, f8; five cars medium 910-.

f4.756.60. Calves None; choice car lot Vealers, U.25. Sheep 1950, slow; deck medium to good 80-Ib, holdover Callfornlas, f6.60; two decks medium 68-73-Ib. sorted out of four cars, f6.25. Wethers steady; package $5, Load good 112-lh.

ewes, 3.60. HAM, BACON Armour 870 Second street, Oakland, quote: Star Hams 10 to If lbs, $0He 12 to 14 lbs. $014c: 14 to 16 3014c: skinned. 31 He: boiled, sk i on. 46V4c: boiled, skill off, 4SW: innf hr-Hd mVIn An UUr: BOUCHARD In Oakland.

Sep- grades) that are shown on the here Squabs, large 32c Pigeons, per dos. 2 00 Hudson Butler Funeral Parlors Temporary Location 952 8th St. inafter nientlonea plans. All or tne aroresaia worn is to De SJF. "POULTRY NOTICE THAT COPIES OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CIIARTEH OK THE CITY' OF NAY RE A II IPON APPLICATION THEREFOR AT THE OFFICE OP THE CITY CLERK OF SAID CITY.

Notice Is hereby given pursuant expense of said work snd Improvement shall be and are hereby made chargeable against and shall be assessed upon said lands and district, which said district Is In the City of Oakland. County rf Alameda, husband of Adeline Bouch-rerd, and brother of Albert V. 1 Houchsrd; a oatve of Boston, Mired 4 years. A member of Oakland Lodge No. 171.

B. P. 0. I Friends are Invited to attend hbm funeral at the Grant D. Mil- done In accordance with the plnns and specifications adopted for this street work by said Council by Resolution No.

47012 N. 8.. to which said plans and specifications reference Is made for the full and de SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. SO. (Federal-State Market Bureau) Ne' iate or caiirornia, and Is more particularly described follows, tailed description of said proposed work.

prices paid producersTor live poultry delivered San. Francisco: Hens I-eghorns, S'4 lhs and over, 20l22c; under Sli lbs, 19c; colored, 5 lbs and over. 26C27c; under i lbs, to Resolution No. 47199 N. ft, psssed by the Council of the City of Oakland, on September 12th, 1930, that copies of certain proposed amend In this notice wherever a dis Across from their regular place.

Phone No. same, HIghgate 1524. All business at the old place. All of the lswd'Includd within the boundaries of said "Fairway Es- 28c. ments to the Charier or tne City taris.

Oak Knoll. Oakland. Alameda tance from a line fs given the distance measured at right angles with that line is meant unless otherwise stated. Broilers I.eghnrns. 12-H lhs per of Oakland as more particularly set rortn In Resolution No.

47199 N. o. County, California." All of: the aforesaid Improvement shall be done in accordance with the provisions of an Act of the Legisla For further particulars, reference mi it sirrfli, corner iwcuif. lourth avenue, Oakland, Wednesday, October 1, 1930, at o'clock tinder the auspices of Oak-and Lodge No. 171, B.

E. Interment, Mt. View cemetery. CAMPBELL In San Francisco, September 29, 1930, Edward, beloved husband of Emma F. Campbell, and father of Chester, 1- i a mrA iha 1-t- XT .1 of the Council of the City of Oak dr.

17-21 lbs per doz, S8 40c. Frlers-T-ftlored. 2 lbs, 2527c; Leghorns, 2 Roasters Colored, 3-3H lbs, 25 27c; over 3 Vi lbs. 2ofi 27c. land to te sunmllteil to tne Quali Is hereby made to resolution of Intention No.

47013 N. passed Au 'boiled skin off. 474c; flat boiled gust 5, 1930. and to said plans and fied electors of said City at a special municipal election to be held in said -City on Tuesday, November 4fTANCiL" specifications on rile in the ornce of the City Clerk of the City of Koosters Old Arfghorns, 12c; col ture or the state or caiirornia entitled "An Act to provide for laying out, opening, extending, widening, straightening, or closing up Ijv whole or in part any street, square, Isne, alley, court, or place within municipalities, snd to condemn and ored. 123 15c.

Oakland. 4. ls.io, printed In a convenient pamphlet form, may be had upon annlication therefor at the nffica Turkeys Xoung, per lb, 10c: old. And thereafter on the 26th day of 25c. of the City Clerk of said City In the Campbell: a native of- Oakland, aged 66 years.

(Sacramento pa- -pers please copy.) A member of A yiumbia Tent No. 23, K. O. T. 1 if Sacramento.

September. 1930. by eaid Resolution of Award No. 4720 N. awarded Ducks Toung.

nominal: old. 129T uity nan in saia city. 13c. the contract for said work to the lowest retrular rsnonsible bidder. Geese Toung.

nominal: old. per FRANK C. -MERRITT, City Clerk. 163-Sept. 2i to Nov.

4 Inc. teer beef. 16 He; No. I cow beef. 124c; steer hindquarters.

20c: steer forequarters. 14c; cow hindquarters. 16c; cow forequarters. 12c; steer ribs 0c: steer pll is. lie: I'm chuck, 13c; steer loins.

25c. Genuine spring lamb, 20 lo 85 lbs. 19c; 36 to 40 lbs. 18c: addle ol lamb. 28c; forequarters, I4e.

1 veal, 90 to 120 lbs. 20c: No 1 veal hindouarlers. 2sc Pork loins, to 10 lbs. 82c; 10 to 12 lbs. 3le; 12 to 14 lbs.

11c: fresh hams. 12 to 15 lbs. 27c: freih picnic. 4 to 8 lbs, 22c; 6 to 8 lbs. 2()c; spare ribs, 25c; Boston butts.

25c: packer hogs, 20c: shipping. I8HO. SUGAR, COFFEE California end Hawaiian Snasr RefinlnK oriornllo and Wnlfil Iniar lirfinery quote rate to wholesalers: Cane. $4 35 per 100 lbs; beet. $4.23, NEW YORK, Sept.

8(V (P Haw sugar, 3.04c; refined, 4.35c. NEW YORK, Sept. $0. Coffee and sugar closing prices: Coffee December, 81 82; March, 6.26-6.27; May, 6.05; July, 5.92: September. 5 805.81.

Market closed 15 to 26 lower. Sugar I'ecemher. t.01; January, 1.03; March. l.li'N; Mav. 1.17; July.

1.24; September. Market closed unchanged to 2 lower. Friends are Invited to attend lb. 15c. Guinea Fowls Toung.

per dozen, old, 9 00. NOTICE BIDS FOR FLRNISHING the funeral at the Grant D. Miller mortuary, 2372 East Fourteenth street, comer Twenlp-fourth- avenue. Oakland. Wed- to-wlt to Central California Roads Company prices named for said work in its proposal on file, namely: Per sqifare foot of grading.

.10.055 Per lin. ft. concrete curb with OH, ANII ASPHALT FOR ROAD OILING PURPOSES. The Council of the Cltv of Oak r'igetins -Aft -etxee, ii.it. Squabs All sizes, per pound.

2Se. Jarkrabblls Per dozen (dressed), day, October 1, 1980, atlf'fbck steel curb guard V.70 45lic; skin off 46c: rolled si boned. 39c. Hnnquet Hams All 29 He; oicnlc. 4 to 4 lbs.

21 He; rose picnics, shankless. Star Bacon 4 to 6 lbs. 41 He: 6 8 lbs. 3916c: sliced. 801 (cellophane 45c: sliced, loose.

43o. Colonial Bacon 4 to 8 lbs. Derter Bacon 16 to 18 lhs. 2 Melrose Bacon I to lbs. Ji lt to 12 lbs 31 1c.

Dried salt fnt barks. 19Hc: lies 90 to 25 lbs 204c. Star lard Tierce. lh. tub.

14c; 60-lb. can. 14'c: Hic: 6-8 1 16Hc; 21 2, 17c: 30-1. 11c. Colonial Shortening Tierce 1' 80-1b tub.

11ic: 45-lh rn. 1 White Cloud Shortening 13'ic: 60-lb. tub. He. vd roeera tei 1 3 C.y-lb.

tub. 1 f. 'i- lb SO-gal rim, 1 -fl ptr l-i. 1 -en 1 r.r f. -1 land will receive sealed bids on Per lin, ft.

existing granite fl.60frl.76. Belgian Hsres Under 4 lbs. 13c; 4 lbs and over, 10c. curb to be reset 41 Thursday October 2, 1930. between Advertising.

Un3er Building Trades i Reaches Veil Over I 83.000 Homei (NOT READERS) Every day of tte month at a cost of $5.50 a line a month "DO IT NOW acquire any and all land and, property necessary or convenient for thst purpose," approved March 6. I8fc9. and the several acts amendatory thereof or supplementary thereto. For further-particulars, reference Is hereby made to Resolution of Intention No. 47220 N.

for the above described work on file In the office of the Citv Clerk of the City of Oakland This notice shall be published for ten days In the Oakland Tribune, being the newspaper designated by said Council of the City of Oakland for such publication. WALTER N. FRICKSTAD. Superintendent of Streets snd Ex- Offlclo City Engineer of -he City of Oakland. Oakland, California, September 23rd, 1K3C.

160 Sept 23-lOL tne nours or ot A. M. and 12:00 for furnishing emulsified oil Per sq. ft. concrete 0.36 Per sq.

ft. pavement (consist and asphalt for road oiling purposes WOOL MARKET BOSTON. Sept. JO. Wool prices ing or an sspnaitic concrete surface course 2" thick, laid upon a Portland cement concrete foundation 0.21 FISHER In Oakland, Septem-er 29, 1930, Gastave Adolph Fisher, dearly beloved husband of Katfaerlne Fisher, father of I Mrs.

E. B. Jones, Mrs J. A. Hilton, Mra.

E. A. Corwin. Mrs. R.

E. Argue of Santa Barbara, Mr. H. F. and G.

A. Fisher, and brother of Mrs. M. Malm A native of Louisiana, seed 74 ears. A member of the Oakland io-ity of Pioneers.

continue firm. Fine territory comb ing, clean, was quoted today at 54i 77c: French combing. 74c; 4-blood. 72f73r: i-blood. 61rae.

ior remainder or fiscal year ending June 30. 1931. Specifications and blank form of proposals will be furnished by City Cleik on application. Bond for for faithful performance of centract to be given by successful bidder. Contract to be entered Into within 10 days after (award and Per sq.

ft. resurfacing of existing pavement with asphaltic concrete 0.01 Per sq. ft. removal of existing wooden block pavement surface and resurfacing of ex- snd H-blood, Fine Ohio fleeces were quoted at rreae basis; U-hlond and Friends are invited to attend .1041310. and 4-t')ood fleeces, 3uc.

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