Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 27

27 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1937 AUTOS si IUT0S French Line- Ship Movements VITAL STATISTICS AT (Continued) Weather of Area Varied Weather God Give Rainf Thunder, lightning, Wind Buy for 193 7 Chevrolet Trunk Sedan. 1 1 1 1 willow preen finish, (Over 800 Qi; mileg.) Sal special. J'J 1937 Plymouth Pickup. Light delivery, steel -box and cab, "safety Vlass.

ftWi Save 100 1937 Plymouth De tfjxe Lugga ge Sedan. (Over HIT Willys Sedan. New spare tire (Ovr- tiQQ 608 1937 Plymouth touring a n. Save 125 on this beautiful trunk de luxe model. Driven a little over 900 miles.

Special, sals $799 193 Ford Four-door Sedan. Save SZoO on this car. condition' throughout. See and drive this car. Sjeeial sais $399 Al Nielsen To Arrive WKPNESDAV, OCTOBER 18 Yokohama Mordsngar Yokohama s.

Hawaii Eoslon J. L. Luckenbach, Point Caleta West Notus Moldanser Brandanger President Cpolidte Tosari (tosebank Lawrence Mobilo'' Seattle Columbia Eureka Angeles Angeles Angeles Angele3. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 Alaska Beattle Chirikof Roxen Salnoia Celllp Coast Shipper Columbia Columbia Anie ea Angeles FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS Hamburg Glasgow Bombay Eostan Baltimore New York Beattle Columbia Columbia Los Angeles Los Angelea Los Angeles Reliance SilvarligM Texan Eilverbeech Omioan Minnesotan Coast Miller Mvnami To Depart WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS Manila flawali Cllwier Hull Balboa Liverpool Abraham Linceth New York Timber Rush Seattle Peter Helms Seattle Josephine Lawrence October E. H.

Meyer Columbia' J. L. Luckenbach Coos Bay Bsndon Crescent City Brunswick Bureks Vanguard THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 Havre Moldanger London Pacific Pioneer Chlrhibu Maru Yokohama Buenos Aires New York San Juan Victorl FRIDAY, OCTOBEft 15 Honolulu -Brandanger Pennsylvanian West Notus Aosebank Lurllne Manila Santa Klena Julia Luckenbach Eureka New York New York Balboa Columbia Sun, Moon, Tide By S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 801 Customs Building, San rrsncisco WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13 Sun Moon MOON rilASES New filar Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter Moon Nov.

Nov. 11 Oct. IS o7n3fiLA' For a Limited. Time NO DOWN PAYMENT on any car priced from $50 to $500 to any responsible person, No paymenrdue for 30 days. The weather gods gave the Metropolitan Oakland area Columbus Pay celebration last night with thunder, lightning, wind and rain.

Then the morning cams larth bright and smiling with a nice clean face washed pink by the gentle showers preceding the dawn. Aoeording tq the Weather Bureau more rain can be looked for later today with a charing up during the night. Metropolitan Oakland Unsettled tonight with light xhrrwers. clearing Thursday; mild temneratur; sentl southerly wma. Northern California Unsettled with showers today and tonight i Thursday partly cloudy with showers over mountains and in extrem narth portions sliiihtly cooler In interior Thursday; gentle SoutUurly wind off coast.

Sierra tWada Unsettled with showers tonight arid Thursday) eeoler; modsrat southerly 'wind. Soorsmenlo and San Joaquin Vllys-ii Unsettled with showers today and tonight, clearing and sllxhtly cooler Thurasayi light, variable 'wind, Santa Clara and Salinas Valleys Une seltlud with showers today and toniM clearing Thursday; little ehang In tm perature; light, variable wind. Southern California-Fair cast and un settled, probably with showers (n west pomon tonigni ana Thursday little Changs) In temperature; moderate southwest wind oil coast, Nevada Cloudy tonight and Thunaavi showers qver mountains; slightly warms in extreme jiorin portion tonignt. Idnhc--Jncreoslng cloudiness tonight v4 Thursdayi little change in temperatures Washington Cloudy with occasional rslri Thursday and in west portion tonight! Silently warmer in-xtrem southeast portion tonightt ffiodeVal southerly wln4 off coast. Oregon Cloudy toilsht and ThiiMHavt occasional rain In vest portion; hitl chang in tempratr moderat Kuth erly wind ofl coast Fire Weather Erfrecast lor Callfaniis- Unsettled wlthXShowers today and tonight and mountains of north or tlon WilTsday; cooler in interior with lightly higher humidity; gentle la snsd.

rats southerly wind. WEATHER SUMMARY The outlook Is for generally rlnud wenther (n the Far West with ecpailonM rain west of th.Csead Mountains to, nlsht and Thursday and showers tonight in California. It will be slightly warmer tonight In extrem Northern Nevada snt cooler Thursday in interior of Northern California, INFALL TO 4:38 A. WEDNESDAY Last Seaal. Nrml SUa1.

Stations S4 hra. tn date tn flats lfttfl Kuress Oakland .00 3.31 1,14 .08 .87 1.01 Less at 280 Soto De" Luxe Touring Se3anrA motor "that runs as good aaanew Not a nick or scratch on fenders and interior finish spotless. Five nearly new tires. Worth J365. $AQQ Special sale IP'-''' 1935 De Soto Custom Built Airflow Sedan.

t41 Lots of extras tJJ 1936 De Soto- Convertible Coupe. Finished in beautiful Stone beige. Motot thoroughly reconditioned, spotless leather upholstery. See and drive this car today. Worth 725, Special sale QVJ 1936 Dodge 4-door Sedan, trunk.

Steel body, long wheelbase. Its motor," transmission and axle have teen carefully checked for dependability nnrt durability. 5 new tires. Worth J765. fcAA Special sale 280 Other Makes 1932 1931 1936 Si 1931 ipso 1932 1931 Chevrolet Coach $295 $425 Chrysler 6 Sedan Chrysler BvC.

Radio, overdr Graham 6 Sedan Hudson Sedan Studebak'er-S $145 95 Prougham Auburn Come Bedan Over 35 More Shattuck 'Bfake BE rkelV 27 AA or Dealers Large Discount 6 Touring Sedans 8 Touring Sedan 475 565 765 785 795 .575 675 ,725 .645 625 475 .345 Fords $425 $445 $345 1930 Coupe 19J0 Fordor Sedan 1931 Luxe 1 Roadster 1913 De Lux Tudor 19S4 De Lu Tudor 1935 Tudor 1836 Lux Fordor 1934 De Lux Flrdor 1936 CoVpe- Choose from 19S6 Plymouth Sedan, This pop ular sedan shows that it has been well cared for by its original owner. A. fine runnipg ear, fully equipped. Original Is almost, like new. 44 A Special sale sJIW.

1936 Plymouth Save S100 Business roupe. Save S100, nn this beautiful blus model. condition, Special tyJLJ 1935 De Boto Custom Sedan. Ga-. zelle brown finish.

Sals 35 Ford Special Built luilt 7-pns nZ $450 senge'r Sedan. A large family 1931 Chevrolet 1 Sedam 26th Street HI gate 4S36 Bank Terms Hebrank-Hunter Ltd. De Soto-riymouth Distributors 3620 Broadway" Opposite Mosswood Park 1936 De Soto' 1936 De Soto Business Coupe 4695 1935 De Soto Sedan. 1935- De Soto Business Coupe 1935 De Soto Tourinq Sedan $545. 1936 1936 Dodge Town Sedan $625 1935-Dodge Touring Sedan $595 1 936 Plymouth Business Coupe $595 1935 Pontiac Two-Door 1936 Pontiac-" Coupe 1932 Buick De Luxe Many other makes and models Easy Terms We Need Wholesale Prices to All! Dealers Welcome 1928 Whippet 4 coach, radio.

.29. 50 19Z9 Durant 4 coupe .19.50 1929 Hudson coach 1926 Buick coach 1929 Ford roadster 1929 Durant coupe 1929 Hudson ,19.50 89.50 49.50 49.50 1928 Ford 1 -on truck 1927 Chrysler Imperial road stejv 1929 Durant 6 sedan 1929 Pontlao coach 1929 Huhk sedans (2) 1930 Pontiac sedan .1931 Hupmnblle sedan 1929 Nash 6 sedan 1930 Hudson sedan 1929 Ford sport coupe 1930 Ford sport roadster 59.50 59.50 59.50 69.60 79.50 89.50 99.60 99,50 99.50 Easy Terms. AN dover 6400 John M. Olney AutHorUd Ford Dealer ri I OT and .00 1.77 1.74 .00 ,18 .71 .17 .81 .88 .00 .07 .37 T. .13 .48 .00 .03 .49 .00 .88 .88 ,01 .38 .80 .18 .37 2610 Shattuck BErk.ley 2676 Fi el i Oldsmobile' Executives' Cars 2 1937 Oldsmobile 1 1937 Oldsmobile Oakland Births CARRUTH To the wife of Harold Thomas Carruth, 106 plinth Avenue, September S9.

a son. Harold Frank. BERBERICH To the wife of John Edward .1428 Fulton Street. Sen Francisco, September 29, a son, JohnLee. CALCAGNO To the wife of Stephen Silvio Calcagno.

1765 Orchard Avenue, San LeSndro, October 1, daughter, Mar-lien ei" CO A To the wife of Edward Francii DeCosta. 483 44th Street, October 1, a daughter, Donna Rae. DOIDGE Tq the wife of Worth Edward Doiflse. 530 Dutton Avenue. San Leandro, October 1, a dauuhter, Borothy Jean.

FBANZMAN To the wife- of George Wallace Franman, I Alcalraz Place, MU Valley, September 29, a son, George Edward. FENNELLY To ths wffef Edward Pat-i rick Fennelly, 2329 Coolldge Avenue, October 1, a daughter, Kathleen Ann. i GORDON-i-To- the wife of Clarenoe-. Gordon. 231 Loulsburg Street, San Francisco, September 38, a son.

Ronald Stanton. HOLDAKOWSK1 To the wife of Otto Lee Holdakowski, 615 Oakes Boulevard, San Leandro, October 1, a daughter, Dorothy Lee. HOUGH To the wife of LeRoy Howard Hough, 3314 Sylvan Avenue. September 29, a daughter. Jacqueline Anne.

HASKCLl-To the wife of Edmuna Wallace Haskell, 913 Kingston Avenue. Piedmont, September 37. a son, Edmund uary. HOBBS To the wife of Charles Gordon Hobbs, 1233 Hopkins, Street, Berkeley, Oc- tl 1' 1 Santa Clara County SAN JOSE, Oct. 13.

The followinrvitaT statiaties were on file 4n 'ISdaVt' DIED J' J' "BROWN In San Jl, WiUiamJ o.t.wn, iiuBUBiia-ui pwn, miri- 4t at William E. and Herschell O. Brown, a native of Illinois, aged 11 years. BIBTH8 RHINELANDEB To ths wife of An- Ldrew Rhjnelander, Oct. a daughter.

JlU lO Wl( PI 10BVri Itllip, Oqt, 7, a ion, Solano County FAIRFIELD, Oct, 13, The' vital statistics are of record here today: MARRIAGE APPLICATION CHEMBERO, Jean 38, Rio Vista INDABURN, Marie 82, Rio Vista. FRESHOUR, Leland F. 31, Woodland. FOSTER. Florenoe 33, Los Angeles.

VALLEJO, Oct. IS. The following vital statistics art of record here today: BIRTH MILLER In Vsllejo, Oct. 12, 1937, to the wife, of Lornie Miller of Valleio, a son. DEATHS IIKnGMAN Iii San Lanlro, October 12, 1937; Hulda, wife of the late Oscar Bergman, and mother of Mrs.

Gertrude Lol'gren and Oscar Bergman, granfiniotlier ot Milton Lofgren and Junior Berg--nian; a nntlvo of Sweden, aged f4 years ti months 19 days. Friends are InvitPd to attend the services at the East Oakland Chapel, of the Urant D. Miller Moituiifles. 2372 East 14th Street, StlaWand, Friday, October 15i 11)37, at'l o'clock p. m.

Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. 10 II It I 111, rn-lll wciuwr 11 1937. Henrv Bridge, husband of Carrie M. father of Mrs Farnsworth Currier, Mrs. Herbert B.

Johnson. Mrs. Frnncls Far quhar and Barbara Bridge; a native of Boston, Massachusetts, 77 vpnrr Friends are Invited1 tn attend services Thursday afternoon, October 14, at 2 o'clock at St. Clement's Church. Claremont and RiiBHell Rl reals.

Berkeley. Inter ment private. (Albert Brown Co.) GI'NN Tn San Frapolsoo, October 12, 1937, Louise Ounn. beloved wife of Wallace Runn, and loving mother of Howard Ounn. idolinea daughter ot Mr.

ajnd Mrs. Charles Williams, sister unwm- wii Hums 'and 'Mrs. Alice Crooks. rH.nrix are Invited to attend th services at th Cathedral rhanel of the Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue.

Oakland, Thursday, Oc tober 14, 1937. at I o'clock p. m. Funeral to Be Held For Perry Ketcham Funeral services for Perry Ketcham, former Oakland, business man, who died Tuesday, at his home in Sacramento, will be held tomorrow afternoon from the East Oakland Chapel of the Grant D. Miller Mortuary, 2372 East M44th Street.

Services will be under, the auspices of Oakland Lodge No. 170 B. P. O. of which he was a member.

While living In Oakland, Ketcham was district sales manager for the Franklin Baker Company, and upon moving to Sacramento became district sales representative for the General Foods Sales Surviving are his widow, Noel A. Ketcham, and i spn, John Roberts Ketcham. Egyptians in State Form an Association Egyptians from all parts of California, mostly in the State to study agricultural conditions for their government, have formed an or ganization called the Egyptian Association Of California, Abdalla Sedky, vlce-pfesident, announced today, Purposes of the organization, as stated by Sedky, are to study American social and economic conditions, develop a feeling of sincere friendship between America and Egypt, and organize the activities of its members so that Information concerning their homeland will be made available. I m. "rrbrvest Festival Set For Saturday Night Wienlese Fest, harvest festival, will be held next Saturday evening at Llgure Hall, 4799 Shattuck Ave-nue, under joint sponsorship of the Oakland Damenchor and the Richmond Maennerchor, German The festival will include singing of German folk songs, a mock marriage bureau, and a jail where the "rowdy" will be incarcerated.

Committeemen in charge of ar rangements are. Augusta Bruno Lanzinger. Terese man, William Klauenberg Hugo Klauenberg.j AUTOS WANTED AA Autos for Cash I Also buy equities. Top prices. S04 3 Broadway.

TF. mplehar 9544. ALL cash immediately an make. TH orn- J.1M Shattuck, oil cr.r,A Berkeley; HIGHEST price for used cars and cars to wreck. AN dover 0601.

S3 J.lrd Avenue. LA TIC 8221 model car. Will pay cash. 1357. Webster, GLenoourt Kvenlnirs, HI gate 7l77.

FOHIT.IVKLY iinmi cash for ar- Bishop Overstreet ISOfl i Broadway HU mboiai 7431., 85 COMMERCIAL TRAILERS i-WHEKL utility trailer. Good rub eaacr- 1 Is Due GoYornor-Generol It on Inspection Tour; New Navigation Classes By FRANK KESTER According to an announceinehHs- suefl by Gilbert French, Line, Gpv ernor-General Marcel Olivier, ensir, man qf the board of the French, line and vice-chairman of the hoarder Air France Transatlsntinlie, will Visit California' duruifrv latter Part of this month,) Accompanied by Honrl de Linclqys, general representa.tive of the French line for the United States and Canada, and his secretary, Jean punier, Olivier Will, arrive in San Francisco October 28, where a stay of several days foreoSen'in order to allow hirn to survey the fcbnditions of trade and travelprevailing on the eoast. Governor-General visit to the Pacific Coast tie hni been appointed of the board of the com-pagnie Gcnerale Transatlantique. Morin de Linclays however, been a frequent visitor to the Pacific, having; recently stayed several weeks on the coast in May of this year. NAVIGATION CLASSES START Monday evening will see the start of the new classes in navigation con' ducted by the Evening Navigation School in the" Ferry Building in San Francisco.

The classes are held five, nights a week from 7 to 9 o'clock and are free to the public, beina conducted by. the department of education. The first week will -be open to registration and the course consists of a complete working knowledge of navigation required by small boat operators and tho mathematics necessary for masters, mates, pilots and aviators to pass their examination for their papers. of the officers now plying the eoast trade lanes are. graduates of the Public Navigation School.

NEW SHIPPING HANDBOOK Revision work that will result in second up-to-date edition of the Pacific Coast Shipping Handbook Is now being carried on -by executives of the General Steamship Corpora tion, according to information received today from the San Francisco office of that concern. The like the first edition, whic was published three years ago, will be elaborately illustrated with color maps, charts, photographs and concise text material containing valuable data pertaining to the Pacific Coast, and of interest especially to shipping executives in the maritime and import-export field. Maps will show in intimate detail the location of every dock and steamer facility on the Pacific Coast World-wide attention Was aroused when 10,000 copies of the first edi tion of were distributed early in 1933 and General Steamship Corporation, Ltd. was deluged with requests for copies of this handsome 63-page manual. The second edition will not only fill a need for more copies, but will bring up to date the constantly changing scene of activity in the shipping industry on the Pacific Coast.

Officials of the corporation state the work is costing $10,000, and will be ready for distribution about January 1, 1938. CONTROVERSY 19 SETTLED LOS ANGELES; Oct. Two British-owned-freighters loaded with ore and scrap iron are ready today to weigh anchor, Indicating out-of-court settlement of a $720,000 libel action brought against their operators by a Japanese shipping firm. The Kawasaki Line filed the Fed eral Court suit, charging that the Bantham Steamship Company tried to cancel charters on the ships be cause of Asiatic war conditions, A Kawasaki Line spokesman said the question of whether Japan and China are at war with each other will be settled in London. One of the freighters, the Nailsea Meadow, is scheduled to sail for South America today.

The other, the Nailsea Court, Is due to put out for Japan tomorrow. PINEAPPLE FLOOD BOSTON, Oct. wa terfront was puzzled today by sudden increase in pineapples from Hawaii, One ship, the Isthmian freighter Constance Chandler, clogged a pier with a cargo of 186, 000 case of pineapples, and Guy Rodey, representing the line's agent, said another vessel, the Golden West, had arrived in New York, en route to Boston, with another cargo of 189,000 cases. Rodey said the cargoes were the largest of the kind in his memory. -A SHIP BADLY DAMAGED VANCOUVER, B.

Oct. 13. (U.R) Salvage operators, after inspecting the Norwegian freighter M. S. which went on the rocks off Island recently, said today it would $200,000 to repair the vessel.

A portion of the bottom of the hull "of the vessel was ptfthed up four feet, they said. Notice to Moriners Tillsmook Bay Bsy City Cut Light was restored to regular characteristic Octo- Col'umbis Hlver, Msln ChsitngJ-Ses Thrush Wrecy Buoy 2 Is In 34 feet of WColumbis River, Msln Chsnnel, Harrington Point to Crime Island WsterfordLirht reported extinguished October 7. Will be restored. Columbia Hlver, Msln Chsnnel, Sslnt Helens to Willamette River Willamette River Light Station bell wss reported not operating October 7. Will be restored.

Willsps Bay Chsrvges In buoyage made October 7: Wlllspa Bar Buoy moved 110 yards. 24 degrees, into 38 feet to a position 3.83 nsuticsl miles. 380 degrees from Willspa Bsy Light Station. Willsps Bar Buoy 4 moved ISO yards, 23 degrees. Into 22 feet, to position 3.87 nsuticsl miles.

2S4'A degrees from Wll-lsgg Bay Light Station. Willsps Bar Buoy 5 moved 840 yarrM. 183 degrees. Into 28 feet, to a position- S.22 nsuticsl miles, 247 degrees, from Wlllapa Bsv Light Station. Wlllapa Bar Lighted Dredging Buoy A and Willsoa Bar L'Thted Dredging Buoy wer discontinued.

Puget Sound. Lake Wsshlngton Calsl ShllshoVe Bsy Bun 10 wss reporWd missing October 8. Will restored. Sen Ju.n Chsnnel-ClKf lslsnd Light 1 wss changed Ortober 7, to i flashlngton whit light of 100 csndiepower. Chief Los Los Loi Los Loa Los 40 Entombmentr SunBet Mausoleum.

GHKtitlOH In Oakland, October 10, 1937, Alice, luviiiK wire of Thomas: (JregKor; daughter of Mrs. Brown ut blua Lake, California; a native of California, aged 2i years. Friends are invited to attend services .14, 1937. at 10:30 oulock a. m.

rl Tin. man Kegdence L'liapul, 'i'eUKi apii -Avenue at 80th Street, pulvland, HOUItKUN Cjctobelr 4, laai, Johii," MOH; ot the laie Dennis' aji4 Margaret HoirlKun, loving brulher ot Alrs. Catliei'lna Wummrft and Ueinis Worriumi buu uio. line aiamaMi uunuiiy and illlu.li MtrtYUaiiLuinjle ui Jaines Kumineisv tAiik IJmiphy and Mrs. Lorctia nitecome; native of San francisco.

Kiiends are invited to attend the funeral fron the Chapel of the Uaka, uaWlantTTaortuai', 3001 Telegraph. Avnue, October uC a. dl, Itlienu tu HI. Colonibo'a Churclf where a ro quiem high mass will ba veel--' 1. I'.

i Ic j. if. Min-iCM. 1.1,1 utu 9tlp veiueiery, ll'IVTUll In Oakland. October 12, 1937, wile of the late Christopher Hunter, muther W.

F. Hunter of Oakland, 1. W. and i. Hunter Furtuiia-, J.

Jl. Hunter of Can Mi's. Kdlth Hlni; vof Wrrifl "Rtid M. B. '1'wjhey.

ot oatiluiiil a native of Missouri, aged Vi years 11 months 24 days. tJ Funeral and interment FoTtumi. Calit'urnia. JE.yiiKSi In Oaklandt October ijci, mpuiin mhiis re lor jmisen, beloved Husband of the late Nellie Jensen; a native ut Denmark, aged 74 years. Member of Alt.

Aioriah Lodge 44, F. A. M. Services will be conducted Friday, October 15, 1937, at 1 o'clock in. from the uliapel ut Fowler-Anderson, Funeral Directors, t'iH Saiitit Clam Avenue, Alameda, LAfiKS Jn Oakland.

October inai, Frances ueiovea sister ot Louise and Dora Lagesi a native of l'ennsylvanla. v- Services and interment private, Thursday afternoon, Ouiober 14, (Albert Brown Co.) MARSHALL In Oakland, October VI, 1937, HUKh David, dearly beloved son of John and Mva, Irving; Marshall, loving brother of Jack 1., Uordon, Marlon, Alma and Douglas Marshall, grandson of Mrs. John Irving of ajaira-nientp; a nfttlv of Oakland, 114 years. A graduate of HooHevolt High School, Class Uf -1932. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday, Oc.

tober IS, at 1 p. in. at the Fruit -vals of the N. Cooper Mnrtnnry, KiltO Fruitvnl Avenue. Intenmnt private.

skaiu.K In Texas." October IS, 11)37, Fdward John Searle, beloved husband of Ada. A. Kearle, loving; son of Mrs. Km in a (ierblg, brother of Clara I Volsnn; a'uatlv of Alabama, aged hi years. Funeral notice later, IKIlPA In Onltland, October 13, -lltllT, Maria Candida Mtpa; beloved wife of the late Joseiil Joa- Serpa, loving mgtnr p( 'rank J.

Herns, sister of Mrs, Anna, O. Hennritiues and Anton ('. Hndrlques; a native of Mnstslro, Flores, Asores, aged 72 years, Notice of funeral later. (The Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, service.) In Oakland, October 12, 19,17, John, husband of Nanny Hid-ner, father of Walter and Carl Hldriei'i a native ot Sweden, aged 13 years.

Services Friday afternoon, On. toher IS. at liSII o'clock In the Little Chanel of the Flowers (Hull Durgin) Adeline Stmt at Ashby Station, Berkeley. Interment, Mountain Vlw Cemetery. STATOIV In Oakland.

October It, 11137, George, husband of th lata F.velyn Statnn, loving son of Catherine and Joseph Staton, loving; brother of Milton Staton, Mrs. Margart Williams, Mrs. Helen Terry; a native of California, Member of Oakland Police Department and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Thursdav, October 14, 10 m. from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 8007 Telegraph Avenue, Wlflf.CH In Oakland, October It, 11137, Rrnestlne, beloved mother of Olive Cnllen, grandmother of Mrs.

Vera O. (Mark and Lela-Uelle Flshert a natlve of Oermnny. A member of Oakland Chapter No. 140, O. K.

and (Jolden Link Il bekah Lodge No. 105. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funernl Friday, October 15, at 1:30 p. m. at the Frultvale Chapel of the ClHrenco N.

Cooper Mortuary, 15S0 Frultvale Avenue. Services under th auspices of Oakland Chapter No. 140, O. E. Interment private.

WltfclVCH Tn Oakland, October Elisabeth, wire or tn tat James B. Wrench, mother of Oeorge C. and James H. Wrench, Mrs, Cora E. Hawkins and Mrs, Mary E.

Morgan; a natlv of Eng-land. Friends arr-lnvlted to attend services on Friday sfternnon; Or. toher 1 1S, at 2 o'clock at the Albert Brown Chanel, S47 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, San Francisco Deaths ATWOOD, Joseph 04 years BLUMENFELD, Ssmuel 53 veers BOTT1NI, Angelina 71 years BREMER. MIlton.Arthur BRESNAN. John J.CAMP.

Annie- COLLINS. Cornelius DOWNING, Nellie Huff FRANZEN, Leland ears GIBSON. Owen Lockard -GRASSER, Martin 81 years GRCFHN, Thomas H. KETCHAM, Perry J. LENZE.

Louis LONG (Greehyl, Nora A. MASINI. Allpio MAZZALL Delec50 years In Memorium In memory oi Mrs. John Bodel, lovlnif wife of John Hodel, and moihfr of Hush, Bert Perry and Fern Allen, who passed away Jwff FLORISTS IWJWWVVI -ii-WerVl -Ir'" tssssj "-flowers' Potta Plants. Oakland Floral Depot 130 Wtihlngton TBmpltbar Piedmont 1387J (Horn) Ma sft mm CEMETERIES On tki Crrr Srism Within Tkbsi Gatm Mountain View Crematorium Mausoliom.Cbmhtiey MTABUSHID 1141 PsRPBTuit, Cars Fundi Excii -On Million Douaii Crematorium Within the Grounds Unlimited Park Spacs Th Best Costs No Mors Terminus Piedmont Avenue, Oak land.

Phone Fl eamoni joss. 1 II Ft nclY II r.i 1934 Oldsmobile 6 Touring 5-passeriger Coupe 1934 Oldsmobile 6'TojJring Sedan 1935 Oldsmobile ToW'ing 5-passenger Coups, 1936 Oldsmobile 6 Touring Sedan- 1936 Oldsmobile 8 Touring Sedan 1936 Oldsmobile Convertible Coupe 1 936 LaFayette 6 Coupe V. 1936. Plymouth De Touring 1936 Dodge Sedan 1936 Pontiac 8 Coupe; yaciio. 1935 Chrysler Sedan 1935 ford De Luxe Touring Sedan.

1 934 Ford De Luxe CoupV Bank Terms Show 2617 Shattuck Berkeley, ffl ornwall 3706 East 4th Street Tlie time and height of tides In the following U. S. Coast and Godetlo Sur-very table are given for foot of Webster Street. Oakland, l'or Fort Point subtract minutes ifl 1 11 L.W. H.W.

L.W. H.W. OS 8.0 12:59 3.0 8.0 0.8 6.1 hiln l. 50 0.7 S.8 2.0 t.l 0.8 5.1 1.4 a.40R 5.1 0.8 8.1 4: Hp 8.1 1.3 1.1 8.1 0.1 5.4 NOTICE In th above tabulation el the tidos th dally tides arc given in the order of their occurrence, commeneing with th early morning tide In th left-hand column and the succeeding tides as they occur. On some days but three tides occur.

The column of heights lives th levs tlon ot esch tide abov or below th level on Coast Survey Chart soundings. Th numbers art always addltlv to th chart depth, unless preceded by a minus t-t sign, then th numbers ar subtracted trom tn napiiy oi in enarv (Signd) H. R. LUKENS. Commsjnder G.

Transpacific Mails th following sailing dates and closing times of transpacific msils st th main San Frsnciaco postofflc ar bsd on the latest iniormaifMj rurnisned oy iteamooat 6BIBNfAla October 14. 8 00 p.m., Empress of Russia October 14, Chlchibu Maru. October 15. 1:10 o. Sllverbeech.

October 18, 8:10 President Coolidg. October 1(1, 8:00 p.m.. Tsl Ysn. October 21. 8 p.m..

President Jackson. HAWAIIAN October 14, 10:10 a. Chlchibu Mar October 10, 10:10 a.m., President Coolidg is, a.m., Maunalel. November 6, 10:10 a.m., Monterey, AllXTRAI IA ANI MEIV ZEALAND October 13, 11:30 a.m., Hawaii Clipper. -October 15.

1:10 p.m., Roxen. October 21, 1:10 p.m., Haurakl. November 8:10 a.m Monterey. HliXICU AMI SOUTH AMERICA October 18, 1:10 p.m., Talamsncs, October IS, 8:10 a.m.. Sants Elena, October 22, 1:10 p.m..

Antlgus. October 23, 8:10 a.m., California. Domestic Ports ASTORIA Arrived, October 11, 1 p.m., Point Salinas, hence October 10. Sailed, October 12, 2 p. Canada for San Francisco; 2 p.

Emldlo for Ssn Pedro; 4 p. Bonneville for United Kingdom 14 p. California for Dairen 2 p. Nabesna for San Francisco. ESTEHO BAY Arrived, October 13, I a.

J. A. Moffett from Vancouver. Sailed, October 12, 1 F. H.

Hill- man for San Francisco. EUREKA Sailed, October 12, 10 a. Alvsrsdo for Coos Bay; 11 a. Bran danser for San Francisco. SEATTLE Arrived.

October 12, Baranof from Alaska. October 11, James Oriffitns, hence October 8: Derblay lrom Belling hsmi Lake Frances, hence October 8 Branrivwlne from Astoria. Sailed. October 12, Ohloan for San Francisco; Brandywlne for San Pedro. October 11.

Point, Vincento for San Francisco; Noxen for San Francisco, EVERETT Arrived, October 12, Torrs from San Pedro. PORT ANGELES Arrived, October 11, Farmer from Portland. TATOOSH Inward. October 12, 11 a. Pnfttl Trnrlpr.

henr October 8 for Seattle; noon, El Capltan. hence October 8 for Seattle; 3 p. Orccon Express, Hotter- dsm for Seattle; 2 p. romi Ban reoro, hence October 8 for Eeattle. Outward, October 12, 8 a.

Roxen, CmHU 1nr Ran Frnncisco! 11 8. Coast MerchBnt, Seattle for San Frsncisco. HAR BOR Sb I led. October 12, 2 P. Buffalo Bridge for Ossks.

COOS BAY-Sailed. October 11, 11 Florence Olson for San Francisco. SAN EDRO Arrived, October- 12, rinrnthv PhllllDi from Aberdeen Ssmos from Ssn Dicso; 1 p. El Cedro, hence October 10; Molokai. hence October Bl 8 a.

Hegira irom naiurmirei nv. Seattle from Antwerp; 7 a. m. Neches from San Dicaoi 4 p. Arisona Ivtim ortland; 4 p.

Agwlworld from Elwood: 11 P. Edgar F. Luckenbach, hence October'll; 10 p. Jacob Lucken. 1mm Mnhile: 10 o.

Merfcos Whlttler from Ventura; 11 p. Nordnes frnm Hnn.lrmt 4 Nskn Maru from Honrtkong; 8 P. aPclflc Reliance from October 13, I a. Peter Kerr for Philadelphia; 7 a. Tosari for Ban Francisco; 1 p.

La Purlslma for San Francisco: 1 p. Toplla for Eiwoon; President Coolldge for San Frsn m. Crliln for Ssn Frsncisco 5 p. Cosst Shipper for San Frsncisco: II p. necnes tor res1-, nnrnor: p.

P1 T.iickenhach for Boston; 7 p. m. Tos Maru for Fstero Bayi 11 p. Nako Maru for New York. Foreign Ports VAKCOUVER Arrived.

October 12. Gr, galls from Seattle; Hsurskl trom Powell River; Weser, hence October 8. 10. Boris from Yokohams; Trelisslck from Vlctorls. October 8, Oregon from New Westminster; Anglo from Seattle.

Sailed, October 12, Oregon for San trranrlsrn. October 8. Tvndareus for Yoko. dareus for Yokohams; leassntvllle for Sydney; Oullpool for Sydney; Roxen tor SUiiltl' Hive Manl for Seattle. NEWrWESTMINSTER Arrived.

October 10. Nol lnsioa Court from Vsncouver; Sailed, October 10, icifle Ranger tor Belilnghsm Island Ports HONOLULU Snlled. October 1, 4 p. V. S.

Grant for Aisnili. Heddina Sacramento San Francisco Stockton Salinas Fresno Luis Obispo Ixi Angeles San Diego METEOKOLOGICAL DATA Nnnn ('Hi, Bammeter (sea level) MM 28.88 Temperetur (dry bulb) 84.8 62.1 Temt.sratur (wet bulb) 17,8 91.4 numimnr ner cent) a 79 Wind direct inn W. W. winn velocity tm.p.h.) 11 8 Weather Cldy. Cldy.

Pt.Cldy. TEMMSATtWBS Hish Law High Low 80 88 Abllen 14 811 Albuquerqu 86 48 Nesdlss New Orleans 80 70 88 44 98 44 74 82 48 36 86 38 7 88 60 80 48 38 38 Baker 80 40 new Yors; Norn Barrow Bolsa 26 2JorthHo4 rthPlstt Boston 68 44 Brownsville 88 74 Oakland Oak. Airport Okla. City Buffalo 83 34 Calgary Charleston 38 i 74 64Phonlx 38, Pittsburgh 80 88 70 40 71 c41 Chicago w68 Cincinnati Cleveland Cordova Dawson Denver Des Moines Detroit Dodge 74 401 Pocatello 60 38 Point Reyes Portland 81 98 78 84 84 40 46 Prince Albert IS 28 Prlne Rupert ,60 ,80 48 80 38 Quebec 34 38 38 80 60 78 46 78 88 Rapid City Redding Reno Duluth Dutch Harbor 88 Roseburg Roawell Edmonton 82,46 El Paso Eureka Evansvill Flagstsff Sacramento 8 St. Ixiu a 70 "44 St.

Paul, Al 80 Salt Lsk City 70 44 Ssn Antonio 88 70 San Diego 78 62 San Frsncisco 68 89 SantnF 88 41 Seattle 76 48 Sheridan 46 40 Fresno Gslveston Grsnd Junct, Havre Helena Honolulu Huron Indlsnspolls Jackaonvili. 46 JSISpottane' 68 46 73 42ISwlft Current 32 8 -tWTssnv 84 78 82 44lTatoosh 63 48 Junesu Ksllspell Ksmloops 88 62 64 80 62 16 46 88 84 42 70 36iTonnpsh 68 84 40! Vancouver 62 46 42lvickshur 78 66 46 Vlctorls 88 86 82IWsll8 Wall 72 SI 641 Wsshlngton 76 82 28IWilllston '34 32 BaiWInnemUeca 80 36 78 Winnipeg 34 14 24lYsklm 76 84 32 Yuma St 86 Ksnsss City Kodiak Lander Los Angeles Madison Momnhis Miami Minneapolis Modem FHECIPITATION Abilene 1.80, Albunueraue AmarllU .20, Boston .06. Buffalo ill. Cals.nr Chicago .10. Cincinnati .10, Cleveland .08, Cordova .82.

Dnver Tim Unlnia Dodge .66, Duluth Dutch Harbor .44, El Paso .08, Evansvill 61, Indianapolis ,64. Junesu .14, Kansas City .04, Kodiak .88, Memphis .04, Miami New York Platte Oakland Airport .64, Oklahoma City .66, Omaha .04, Plttsbursh .08, Point Reyes .81, Prince Runert .68, Quebec .96, Rapid City .01, Roswell .08, St. Louis 20, San Antonio San Francisco 17, Santa Fe .18, Sheridan Washington Winnipeg T. Coastwise News SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.

12-fA)-Ar- wrlved: Katrine Luckenbach, 6:40 a. from Seattle; Ernest H. Meyer, noon, from Port Ssn Luis; Santa Elena, 12:38 p. nv. from New York; Philippine Clipper, 8:38 a.

from Honolulu; Talamsncs, 2:39 from Balboa; Chlchibu Maru, 4:20 p. from San Pedro; Sir Osborn. Holm-den. 8:39 p. from Sslled; Tug Retriever, 8:40 a.

for Ssn W. S. Rheem, 8:18 a. for Estern Bay; Capac, 1:48 p. for S-attle; Lansing, 10:10 for fish cruise; U.

S. S. Houston, 10:18 a. for culse; Sepls, 1IM8 a. for Vsncouver: Mariposa, 12:19 p.

for Honolulu: Deroche, 1:19 m. for Ssn edro; Baldhlll. 1:45 for Portland: Lena Luckenbach, 2:48 p. for Portland: Currier, 4:39 P. for fish cruise: Maunawill, 4:90 for Honolulu; Alaskan, 8 nv.

for Eoton. PORTLAND. Oct. 12. (AP Arrived: Portland (at Lnngvlew).

10 from Los Angeles: Charles L. Wheeler 11:20 s. from Los Angeles; Baldbutte, 12:30 p. from Los Angeles: Absjroks, 3:30 from Philadelphia; Hawaiian, ASTORIA, Oct. 12.

(AP) Arrived: Point Salinas, 4:10 p. from New Or-leans, Sailed: Nabesna, 1:35 p. for San Frsncisco; Canada. 1:30 p. for San Frwclsco; Emidlo, 2:28 p.

for Los An- WS A K. Oot. APi Arrlverl: Fl Caoitan, midnight from Los Anselcs; Cosst-Treder, 11 p. from Los Angfl: Andrea F. Luckenbach.

11 p. from Sound oorts: Evelyn Berg, 3:19 a. from Everett. Sniled: Evelyn Bem. 10 P.

tor S.W. Alsska: James Griffiths. 8:30 p. for Tscoms; Corrales. 3 p.

for Belliiaham; A. M. Baxter, 8 p. for San FranciMo; Vcrmer, I o. for hlladelphla vis pons.

TACOMA. Oct. 12. (API Arrive. Marlon Oris Chandler, P.

Seattlet San Luc. 10 p. f'om SAN DIEGO, Oct. 12. (APiAv i San Dlean.

8 a. from San Hubert Schafer, 11:89 a. i Harbor) Lihue. 16 P. from Pnrh; U.

S. a Perseus. 10 p. from i Qiilntln Bay. "Sailed: Jefferson Mvers.

8 Tacoma: Hubert Shater, 10 p. Gravs Harbor. SAN PF.DRO. Oct. 12.

fAPt An-Molokai. 9:09 a. San from Francisco: Hegira. 9:45 a. from more: Seattle.

6:10 s. from Ar, via San Dleeo: Nch. a. San DIo; Dorothy I frnm AhcMrcn vn 1 from p. fiom a-ORD coupe 1935.

Very low PONTIAC 1987 all-weather phaeton: Al mechanical radio: paint, tires and upholstery llTli 950 Excelsior. GLencourt In excellent condition; extra low fjj.J' mlleasre: fuarnnteed: $1175. Don a.a1k he' Cabrlo- Lee. 24th and Harrison, 290 26th tORO VS, S.reet, 2501. Eant 14th Street.

FRuitvaie 7732W. Pontiac 4-Door Sedan FORD, late ue X'best 1M" tou-nk" (runmetal finish, condition, owe $-60. lae oes feRt condlton Owner, 4059' trade or offer. rootnin, fledmont 9487. FORD, 19i9 roadster wneels, YMOUTH, iu37 4-door d.

luxe, sacrifice 6a. OLencourt tourinr aRn- Excellent condi- Hoffman. tlon. Over 600 miles. Rare bargain.

FORI) 1937 De Luxe touring sedHn 22itt Prince, Berkeley. AShberry Xover 1000 miles). Radio. $775. 7720.

Pierottls. 14th Avenue. Fs wn. I)L1-M0UTH) la36 De Luxe business ptirti ttm touring Tudor sedan, coupe. Actual mileage 14,600.

Per- tVrma Radio. Owner. Rich- feet condition. Owner, 369 Vruj 17th Street. HI gata 7233 or FR nltvale 2941 evfnlnes.

S'0IU)H'10deil AN dove 3M48 135 Coupe, 'rurablt condition. 81..0. AN noyer s(f)t( 2m Broadway HI gaU FORD, Model A coupe, lernis. fiood tires. n50 WH.ster PLVMOUTH 1936 two-door touring FORD 1929 sport roadster, v.

sedan; new paint, clean through- wheels: $60. AN dover 3S38. oat; $645. Don Lee, 24th nd Har- GRAHAM, I'M touring sedan. Tu- rlson, 2,0 26th Street, 2509 East dor" A steal.

1695. Terms you II 14th Street. like. Finish perfect. Mechanically PLYMOUTH fiedan 1936.

Brown fin- fruaranteed. 20 to 25 miles a F1" iah. Excellent tires; appearnce, on. 2321 Broadway. Graham Pis- S65.

Cochran eV Celll, 2340 East trlhntnrs. 12th. HUDSON 1935 sedan; six wheels, PLVMOUTH, 1936 De Luxe Touring radio; paint, upholstery and tires Sedan. Tires, finish like new, 1675. In good condition; $545.

Don Lee, Fidelity Motors, 2617 Shattuck 24th and HarriBon, 290 26th Street, Avenue, Berkeley. 2509 Fast 14th Strit, i faSALLK 19.14 sedan; Fleetwood PlyiDOUth body. You wllfhavd to see this car 1125. Wohster. to irppreclate It.

Best buy Mtnvs i-LVMOUTII, li34 P. K. sedan, prl- 1695. jpon Lee, 24th and Harrison Vat party. Must sell, $385.

290 2th Street, 2509 East14th f-R ltvalo. 6115W. A 7 JJ Kedan (over 600 LINCOLN 1934, 12 town sedan recon- mJZh Broadway, flltloned and guarteed $93a. PLYMOUTH, lm sedan. Will sell 29 rproadw.y FTcrilo Elm Btreet' HNHm 2936 1932, convertible coupe.

Br'dwny lx wire wheels. -rade or sell PONTlic. RASH 1934 s.d.n with built-in 07 Wel'; trunk srood paint, tires and up 1 i hosteVv- a buv at $495. DonLee, PLYMOUTH sedan 1931. Like new.

24th and Harrison, 290 26th Street, $225. Terms-trade. 2159 Pacific j509 Fast 14th Street. Avenue, Alameda. NASH.

1937 Sedan. Executive's 1 936 custom six Dlc- registered. (Over 600 httor coupe, This is a low-mileage Riff discount Your car as parf car and Is perfect, in every way; or all 1 of dSwn pavment. Pacific $695. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, Nash Moto? 2740 Broadway.

290 26th Street, 2509 East 14th KASH STuLTbaKEH, 1934 Dictator 6 Se- "oifi Broadway dan, $450. Howard Automobile. 1 2700 Broadwav. STUDEBAKER sedan, 1929, $130; nd.tlon;eran"ed; $825 Don very good condition. 3835 Whittle Lee, 24th' and Harrison, 290 26th Street, 2509 East 14th Street.

TERRAPLANE 1935 six coupe; ret 1935 eight touring se- conditioned; radl.oj new paint; Chester Weaver Weaver 2936 Broadway 29S6 Broadwav WILLYS 1934 sedan. Fine condition OLDSMOBILE, 1929 sport coupe. C- Good condition. $85. Terms.

Webster. FR ultvale 7732W. ALL makes used cars. Some $1. 'fLDSMOBILE 1936 "eight" touring 1 down.

Terms. 815 Cistm, sedan de luxe; 9000 miles. AL a- FORCED to sell my equity In 19.1., meda 5554 Chevrolet de luxe town sedan with fervMni-TH nn. iitz n.w nalnt built-in trunk: will take small PLYMOLTH coupe 1935, new paini, trao. Phone TW Inoaks 0786.

low REPOSSESSED cars, will sellfor 1 UOWr balanc du. Hammond, 2J21.Wb. 3-Day Special $10 to $50 Down 1928 Essex 2-Door 25 1929 Ford Tudor .65 1930 Ford Roadster 100 1933 Ford Tudor 285 19:15 Ford Tudor, 896 1936 Fords, all body styles, pMccd $495 pp. Terms low as $50 down. 1937 Fords, over BOO $50 down payment, to responsible parties.

We finance our contracts. Les "See" Fires tine 300 College YOU can sell Millard and pool tables. Advertise In "Miscella-neous." TE mplehar 6000. 1335 Fordor seditfi, mnster (radio) -1935, town sednn 1936, Chevrolet town 1929, Ford coupe. A buy 1930, Chevrolet coach $135 Frultvale Motor Sales 308 East 12th Street 86 HOUSE TRAILERS ONE horse trailer, slightly used.

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