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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1935 A-5 5 HURT WHEfl SOUTHERN PACIFIC LARKV HITS TRUCK IS DERAILED ENGINE TURNS OVER; CREW UNHURT WARRANTS New Pastor to Be Installed KLEIN1D, U.S.G. FOUR NEW BUS LINES STARTINe iSLm I I JL hi Installation services for the Rev. Richard Ej Shields as pastor of Piedmont Community Church will be held at the church, Mountain and Highland f-Avenues, esday evening at Four new motor coach lines serving the North Oakland, West Oakland, and Outer Harbor areas will go into operation today, it was announced yesterday by Alfred J. 1 I Assistant Coach at Berkeley Has Nose Scratched; Woman Seriously Hurt Lundberg, president of Eastbay 1 The State Supreme Court has been asked by the Berkeley High School District to interpret, the new State law permitting political subdivisions to issue tax anticipation warrants bearing a low interest rate. The test suit is in the form of a petition filed by District Attorney Earl Warren for a writ of mandate to compel Horace P.

Ross, county auditor, and Roger E. Coit, county treasurer, to sign warrants permitting the school district to raise $210,000 to meet obligations pending receipt of new tax moneys. Street Railways, Ltd. The new lines are: No. 84 Operating from Street and Yerba Buena Avenue, Oakland, along Hollis Street to 32nd Street to Adeline Street, to Eighth Street, to Chestnut Street, to Seventh 8 o'clock.

Rev. Shields comes to i ont from Chicago, where he several years as. tive secretary of the Community Church Workers of the U. S. A.

Carroll M. Stanley, Street, to Adeline Street, along Adeline Street to point- of beginning. No. 88 Operating from Hopkins Street and The Alameda, Hopkins Street to Sacramento Street to Alcatraz Avenue, to Adeline Street, to Market Street, Oak land, to 16th Street, to San Pablo RICHARD E. SHIELDS One Day Service I'phnlaterl'riK and Repairing: BUY DIRECT MrJll''' 'iy; i Jl- fill i illilfmmiiimii Kxmvmmimtlt ilf- 11 man of the installation committee, announces a musical program will precede the ceremonies at 7:45, including an organ "Choral-Prelude" on "Melcombe," by J.

Trevorrow; "God Is a Spirit," sung by the quartet, which is composed of Mrs. Gay-lord Mitchell, Miss Elizabeth Hack-ett, Lpwell E. Browne, and Wallace FROM FACTORY Avenue, to Broadway, to 10th Street, to Washington Street, to San Pablo Avenue, returning by same route to point of beginning. No. 85 Operating from" Seventh and Pine Streets to 17th Street and San Pablo Avenue, via Seventh Street, Clay Street, 17th Street, San Pablo Avenue, Washington Street, 14th Street, Clay Street, returning along Seventh Street to point of beginning.

No. 86 Outer Harbor line, operating from Seventh and Pine Streets along Seventh Street to Street (in Outer Harbor district) to 14th Street, to Clay Street, to 17th Street, to San Pablo Avenue, to Washington Street, to 14th Street, returning thence to point of beginning. Mattresses, Beds, Springs, Pillows, Blankets, Cushions, Studio Couches, Box Springs OL-5522 EitaMlshet ZS years Lee Jack, and two violin solos, Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," and Aria," played by Mrs. Milton H. Shutes.

Ir 1S5 GLENDALE, Oct. 19. A remarkable A.P. Wire-photo taken at the scene of the crash between the Southern Pacific's crack "Lark" and a freight University of Southern were injured. Two locomotives and three coaches were derailed.

The photo shows wreckage caused by the collision. Despite the fact that one locomotive turned over on its side both engine crews escaped injury. Several persons, including Dr. Rufus Von KleinSmid, president of the if EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS LIQUOR Til Relieve Your Eye Discomforts At Small Cost Ill PROBE GOES NORTH GLENDALE, Oct. 19.

(U.R) Five persons were injured, one seriously, and scores of passengers were shaken up today when a collision with a truck sent both locomotives and three cars of the Southern Pacific coast train "Lark" plunging off the tracks. One engine of the San Francisco-Los Angeles train crashed on its side and the second, with the baggage, mail and first chair car left the rails and ploughed along for 200 feet but remained upright. Injured were: Mrs. M. E.

Early, 73, Seattle, in serious condition, feared hurt internally. H. Piedmont, director of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph badly lacerated hand with one fingernail torn off. 11, son of Mr. and W.

0. Kellogg, Portland, wrenched back. J. L. Green, Negro porter, Los Angeles, cut scalp, bruised shoulder, scalded by hot coffee.

Walter Gordon, University of California assistant football tcoach, nose lacerations. Dr. Rufus B. Yon KleinSmid, president of the University of Southern California, was bruised and shaken but left the hospital after minor treatment. Both engine crews escaped injury.

Mrs. Paul Shoup, wife of the -president of the Southern Pacific was passenger on the train. Woltman Victim of Injury and Shock PIEDMONT, Oct. 19. H.

R. Wolt-man, 517 Magnolia Avenue, San Francisco official of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph suffered an injured right hand and shock. Woltman, according to his wife, was treated at a Glendale hospital, and later went to the home of his father in Los Angeles by automobile. He left here last night for a week-end business trip in Los Angeles and will return Tuesday. K.

to Sponsor Stampede in S. F. SAN Oct. 19. Several hundred bulldoggers, steer-riders and expert horsemen will take part in the three-day "Stampede" to be sponsored here November 8-11 by nine local councils of Knights of president and Henry Kalvelage, secretary of the local chapter an- nounced' today.

The affair will be staged at the new San Francisco Stadium, near Potrero Avenue and Army Street. Six performances will be given. The executive committee is composed of grand knights of the cooperating chapters, headed by Wil-liafn Hamilton. Mayor Angelo Rossi heads the honorary committee. Greta Nissen Sues To Annul Marriage LOS ANGELES, Oct.

19. Greta Nissen, blonde Norwegian motion picture actress, tonight sued for annulment of her marriage to Weldon' Heyburn, actor, charging their marriage in Tijuana, November 30, 1933, was illegal and violated legal witness and residence requirements. The complaint, filed by her attorney, was signed by the actress in England, September 16. It gave Heyburn's true name as Weldon Heyburn Franks. Freighter Pt.

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Clear, focal X. W. Laline, Oct D. Mjr prices are never high, although my work is the very highest type and fully guaranteed. You may find out the exact low cost of your glasses.

We make no charge for a thorough examination to advise you if glasses are needed. point in the recently settled hot cargo dispute, as she lay tied up at the Encinal terminal here. Members of the International Sea Easy Payments men's Union are demanding trans portation home from Gulf Ports $1-25 per week as low at where the vessel is bound in the event that a seamen's strike now in progress there makes it necessary iKf" for them to quit the ship. FULL HOUSE 17th Broadway Oakland -721 Market, S. F.

Other offlcrai nn Joe, Frenno, Bacrnmento. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. scene of Thomas J. Mooney's habeas corpus hearings before a California Supreme Court Commissioner shifted tonight to Portland, Oregon, where, on Monday, defense attorneys will launch another attack on the testimony on which Mooney was convicted of the 1916 San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing. George T.

Davis, Mooney's San Francisco counsel, and Frank P. Walsh, yesterday, Mooney remained behind in his cell at the county jn.il here, where he has been confined since he was transferred from San Quentin Prison to be present at the hearings before Referee A. E. Shaw. Jail attaches said Mooney would remain here until the hearing reconvenes Tin San FranclSCO' S'eek from The defense presented the greatest surprise to date yesterday when they called Charles A.

Griffin, Seattle, whose testimony attacked the integrity of Charles Fickert, former San Francisco district attorney, who prosecuted Mooney and Warren K. Billings. Griffin- bolstered Mooney's 19-year-old alibi and strengthened defense allegations that Mooney and Billings were victims of a framcup. Davis promised additional sensations in testimony to be taken in the North. Ten witnesses will be questioned by the defense, he said.

The hearings will transfer to Cheyenne, upon conclusion at Portland. Fickert, victim of severe economic reverses since the famous Mooney-Billings trial in 1917, was expected to be one of the first Witnesses when the case resumes here October 28. Progressive Optical System Housekeeping rooms at 590 17th Street, rented through Tribune ad vertisement, Five or six calls. HELENA, Feb. 19.

One of the many cenes of ruin in quake-wracked Helena. A of .700 cases of whisky smashed when a ton. warehouse fell and split freight car open. A. P.

pholo Dr. Campbell's i j. yy KIM iIimji ft OKK" Iff II If I I 1 1 Clipper Completes Midway-Hawaii Hop HONOLULU, T. Oct. 19.

U.R) mm Pan-American Airways' Clipper Ship landed here at 6:54 (P. S. tonight after a 1380-mile flight from Midway Island. The Clipper hopped off at 9:32 a. m.

P. S. today. Capt. R.

O. D. Sullivan reported the flight without mm incident The big ship will hop, probably 7 tomorrow, for Alameda on the last Work completed at once. Cash or credit, same price. No extra charge for credit.

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photo. Union Head's Wife Seeks X300 Month SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. W. Muir, member of the National Executive Board of the United Brotherhood, of Carpenters and Joiners of America, with headquarters here, today was named defendant in a suit for separate maintenance filed by Mrs. Elly L.

Muir, whom he married in Idaho in 1909. Mrs. Muir, through her attorney, Hamilton Wright, of Oakland, seeks $300 per montht for her support, stating it is her belief that Muir, as an executive of the brotherhood, receives a salary of $1000 a month. Dr. Campbell's Branch Office EAST OAKLAND 3252 East 14th St.

Kiwanians Club Will Give Two Luncheons Members of the Oakland Kiwanis GRAPE MARKET COLLAPSES MODESTO, Oct. collapse in Eastern markets today had brought decision of 75 per cent of Stanislaus County grape, growers to withheld train shipments 48 hours. NOTE! Florence Ritchie, a former Dr. Campbell patient, will be in the downtown office all this week to demonstrate her Dr. Campbell plates.

Club will participate in two lunch Phone FR-7777 The many patients in and around East Oakland will find this branch office a great eon sessions during the coming week. The regular club luncheon tomorrow at the Hotel Oakland will 3 Die, 15 Hurt When Truck Hits Tavern TACOMA, Oct 19. (U.R) The spectacular crash of a speeding truck into a roadside tavern near the- Tacoma city limits tonight killed three men passengers and injured 15. Two others were txpected to die. All were members of relief workers camp at McKenna, Wash.

Police said the truck, heading toward camp, raced with a gasoline as it neared the city limits- 1 CHAPEL OF MEMORIES feature a program to be'puresented by the University of California Glee Club. 2410-mile leg of its present rqud-trip exploration to Guam. Lodge to Practice For Fall Rally Tomorrow evening Alameda Review No. 78, Woman's Benefit Association, will meet in Garden Hall, Alameda, when ritualistic work will be practiced for the Fall rally to be held in November. Mrs.

Nellie Paulsen, president of the Westway Club of Alameda Review, announces the club will meet Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Tyler, 2020 86th Avenue. A luncheon will be served at 12:30 followed by a short business meet- ing after which whist will be played. Liner Crippled, Ship Missing in Storm AMSTERDAM, Holland, Oct. 19.

(U.R) A terrific endangered shipping on the North Sea tonight. "Several ships were stranded. The German Liner Erfurt reported herself in distress with a lost propeller off the Coast of Denmark. The S. S.

Vitzer went to her assistance. The Norwegian Steamer Mario, with a crew of 12, was unreported and feared lost President Near East Coast on Way Home ABOARD U. S. S. HOUSTON, Oct.

19 (U.R) President Roosevelt turned On Wednesday, the Oakland club will visit the Richmond unit of the service group and will conduct the luncheon program. Kenneth S. Thomson, Richard H. Chamberlain and Earl B. Leonard, of the Oakland club, will be speakers, and a smple-ltJu, i As the driver attempted to pass the BEAUTIFUL PLATE Fine quality, practically unbreakable plate.

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