Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933 8 BUS NESS recently ol John Williams, 60, Negro, by Sam Mann, 50, Negro. The fight occurred at the Union Bethel African Methodist Church Williams was janitor of the building, and Mann lived there. Widow of Joaquin Miller Observes 84th Birthday ARGUMENT" END IN STABBING NEW ORLEANS An argument over 'which one had charge of the ehurch- when the congregation was away resulted in' the stabbing here IT BERKELEY SO MEN ILK WE PAY THE HIGHEST GASH PRICES FOR OLD GOLD JEWELRY HARRY M. SHANE Mrs. Joaquin Miller, widow of California's famous poet, this week enters upon her eighty-fourth year in the home on "The Heights" where Joaquin Miller lived and worked.

Friends gathered to celebrate Mrs. Miller's birthday and enjoyed a picnic dinner under the eucalyptus trees planted by the pote years ago on what were formerly bare hills. Mrs. Miller recited several of her husband's poems George A. Kibbe, historian and wrtier, spoke on early days in California and the discovery of gold.

Present to greet Mrs. Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jackson and sons, Miss Alida Schneider, Mrs. Hawley and Miss Lischen Hawley, all cousins of the poet; Dr.

Minora Kibbe, George A. Kibbe, Mrs. F. G. Harrison, Mr.

and Mrs. Wilson, Fred Rhoda. Gifts, cards and flowers were tendered to Mrs. Miller during the celebration. GREENUP.

March 24. VP) Three men walked into the county clerk's office and inquired, "Have the horses arrived yet?" They explained they had heard President Roosevelt would send horses to every county clerk to be distributed to farmers and had walked 15 miles to apply for their allotment They walked the same distance home. 1326 Broadway, at 14th Bring or Send Us Your Old Cold Jewelry. Bank Referencei BERKELEY, March 24. Berkeley industry weathered the economic storms of the past three years better than did the United States as a whole or the State of California.

This was revealed today by statistics of the bureau of census of the United States department of commerce as furnished the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce. The Berkeley chamber's figures show that the number of manufacturing establishments In Berkeley in 1931 were only seven per cent less than in 1929, whereas the nation at large reveals a decrease of 17 per cent and the State of California 16 per cent. Equally significant says President Robert E. Connolly of the Berkeley chamber. Is the fact that the total wages paid out by Berkeley manufacturers in 1931 was only 21 per cent less than In 1929 as compared with a 38 per cent drop nationally and a 22 per cent drop for California for the same three-year period.

Comparison of value of output between 1929 and 1931 also Is In favor of the college city, states President Connolly, in citing the fact that Berkeley plants showed a reduction In production of only 24 per cent as compared with a 41 per cent drop nationally and a 36 per cent decrease for California. JALL ONE jj ICT MBJ PI jff It MILES OF I I WEAR IN I JJ EVERY 1 ML SHOPPING Suggestions for Friday and Saturday March 24th and 25th I fi Just tw of the many tyla ia th Mason's smartest combination! of loathsri Beif Brown, Whit Rnbbor or LoatW Solos, AA 1325 It 1 1 I to widths. Washington 0MTC 7 Del Monte Media Peaches Spread with Meringue and bake. No. 22 CdLn Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes Scallop with bread crumbs and butter.

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