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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 1934 3 AUTOS 84 AUTOS 84 AUTOS ii (Continued) Job's Daughters to Christmas Card Party Tomorrow Utial tattHttrH Utial tattHttra BRIDGE PIER HELD SAFE IN NEW REPORT Howard Automobile Company Annual Pre-Inventorv Sale Your opportunity to buy a Howard Quality Car at less than the market price Price: Ifrice 1926 Buick 7-Passenger $lT5 1927 Buick Sedan 125 105 1931 Buick Sedan. Rebuilt 550 485 1931 Buick Victoria Coupe 575 525 1931 Buick Sedan. Model 67. 525 495 1931 Buick Sedan, Model 87.

575 525 1931 Buick Convertible Coupe. 6 wire wheels 525 495 1932 Buick Sedan, Model 57... 725 675 1932 Buick "97" Sedan, 6 wire. 725 685 1933 Buick Sedan 975 875 1933 Buick Sedan. 6 wire 975 875 1934 Buick Sedan.

Model 48. Low mileage 950 1926 Cadillac Sedan 145 110 1930 Cadillac Sedan 595 545 1933 De Soto Coach 595 535 1930 Ford Tudor Sedan 265 235 1932 Hudson De Luxe Sedan. 625 575 1930 Nash Ambassador 425 375 1930 Nash 6 Sedan 395 375 1929 Packard Club Sedan 475 425 1933 Pontiac 8 Sedan 675 645 Many Others to Choose From Specials Model 34-47 Buick Sedan. House car, $995 Model 34-36 Pontiac Sedan. House car 875 "Low mileage Your ear ti part or all of the down payment, balance easy terms.

HOWARD SQUARE 27th and Broadway LA keside 3100, 3443. Best Buys 1928 Nash Coupe 73 1928 Hudson Roadster 99 1930 Buick 64C Coupe 339 1931 Chevrolet Sedan 379 1932 Ford Coupe 375 V8 Roadster 419 1933 Pontiac Sedan 1 934 Chevrolet Sedan 1931 Cadillac Scdnn J39 Ladies of the U. P. P. E.

C. will entertain tomorrow evening at their annual Christmas whist party at I. D. E. S.

Hall; Eighteenth Avenue ana Foothill Boulevard. Play-i will comme nee at 8:30 p. according to Mrs. Edna Bet-ten t. supreme president of the state U.

P. P. E. C. and chair-m a i charge.

Procee will be used in purchase. of suppliesk for mas baskets mrs. mat s. pimentkl to be distributed to needy families, Mrs. Bettencourt states.

Serving as co-chairman with Mrs. Bettencourt is Mrs. May S. Pimen-tal, supreme secretary. Among those assisting in arrangments are: Mrs.

Maria C. Peters, past president; and Mesdames Marie Kent), Maria Nicholas, May A. Thomas, Georgia Braga, Mary Souza, Marian Calderia, Caroline Garcia, Lena Fraga and Mary Correia. Tomorrow's party conclude events sponsored by the organization for the cut-rent year. At a directors' meeting, January 11, plans will be outlined in preparation of a state convention to be held in September in Oakland.

Hikes Tv. clubs will Kike into the hills back of Oakland, while two other clubs will visit the Marin country next Sunday. The Sierra Club and the Berkeley Hiking Club plan jaunts in the Eastbay. The California Alpine Club and Contra Costa Hills Club invade Marin County. SIERRA CI, I'll Redwood Peak will be the objec tive of the Sierra Club for next Sunday.

San Francisco members take the 8 a. m. Key Route boat and Twelfth Street train to Broad way. Walk one block north to Thirteenth Street, meeting Eastbay members at 8:30. Take No.

10 car to terminus. Irma Weill and Mal colm G. Smith will lead. Next Wednesday evening, December 19, the Yuletide party of the club will be held at the California Women's Club, 1740 Clay Street, San Francisco, at 8:30 o'clock. CONTRA COSTA CLUB Lone Tree and Kent Ravine will bt visited by the Contra Costa Hills Club next Sunday.

Take the a. m. Sausalito boat and train to Mill Valley. Paul Westh and James Basset! will lead. RERKELEY HIKING CLUB Members of the Berkeley Hiking Club will visit Lake Orinda in the Contra Costa Hills next Sunday.

Meet at north end of Cragmont No. 4 car line at 0 a. m. Hike via Wildcat Canyon and fire trail to Lake Orinda. Mrs.

C. O. Lea anfl Art Flint will lead. CALIFORNIA ALPINE CLUB Indian Spring will be visited by the California Alpine Club next Sunday. Take the 8:15 a.

m. Sausalito boat and train to Fairfax. John Ron and Sam Rosen will lead. St. Joseph's Will Give Benefit Whist BERKELEY, whist party of the St.

Joseph's Presentation Academy will be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the school auditorium. Proceed! will be turned over to the Sisteri of the Presentation. Chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements ii Miss Anna Mammons.

She is being assisted by the Misses Agnes Leahy, Resells Foucrault, Winifred MeKiernan, Betty Miranda, Kiddie Sullivan, Betty Klatt, Patricia Wineheble, Mary Hannon, Margaret Prendergast, Margaret O'Hara, Barbara Connolly and Mercedes Sullivan. County Merger Plan To Be Discussed Talk" on "City and County Con solidation" will feature a meeting at I o'clock tonight at the City and County Consolidation headquarters, 1510 Franklin Street, President Ed-ggr L. Ormiby announced today. The meeting in open to all interested taxpayers. 8 CEMETERIES THEM r.

tOfiN OF NIED-NOT PROFIT CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM COLUMBARJUM JiotMcliiM Cmtm Association 1ST. 1063 PERPETUAL UfiEfLWBI KCeeO ONE MILLION DOtUM CREMATORIA Mrwir) -V 1r rV i Used Gir Sale Genuine Price Reductions I dl racicara oeaan 1931 Packard Coupe 1930 Packard Coupe 1930 Packard Club Sedan 1933 Auburn 12 Brougham 1 1931 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 1930 Ford Sport Coupe 1933 Plymouth Coupe 1932 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Terrapl ane 6 Coach 1934 Terraplane 6 Coupe Roadster 1931 Hudson Sed an 1929 Hudson Sedan 1930 Studebaker 8 Coupe 1931 Oakland Coach 1932 Essex Coupe 1932 Hudson De Luxe Sedan 1931 Studebaker 8 Coupe 1930 Essex Coupe I'-1 Many Others Reconditioned Guaranteed Packard Hudson Terraplane Harrison at Hobart 2315 Broadway pen till 9 p. m. OL encourt. 8100 GL encourt 8105 Hebrank-Hunter Ltd.

De Soto and Plymouth Distributors We carry our own contracts No third party. A large saving to you. Chryslers Chrysler 62 Roadster $185 Chrysler 72 Sedan $285 Chrysler 75 Roadster $346 Chrysler 6 Coupe, rumble Sat. $445 "hrysler Cabriolet. wire wheels $475 De Sotos 1929 De Solo Roadster $206 1930 lie Soto Sedan $345 1931 De Soto Coupe $125 1 932 De Solo Sedan $025 Plyniouths 1 929 Plymouth Coupe, $225 1929 Plymouth Coach $225 1933 riy mouth Sedan $595 1934 Plymouth Coupe $596 Fords fa 1930 Ford Roadster, rumble neat $215 1930 Ford Coupe $296 1930 Ford Coupe, rumble $295 1930 Ford Coach $296 1932 Ford De Luxe Coach $446 1933 Ford De Luxe Tudor $676 Chevrolet! 1 928 Chevrolet Roadster $125 1928 Chevrolet Coach $175 1 929 Chevrolet.

Coupe $225 1933 Chevrolet Master $545 933 Chevrolet De Luxe Brougham $695 1933 Chevrolet Master Coupe $545 1933 Chevrolet Master De Luxe Sedsn $595 1932 Chevrolet. 8-wheel De Luxe Coach $445 Other Makei 19.29 Essex Coach $175 1930 Essex Coune. rumble seat. 1931 Essex Coach $295 1930 Auburn Cabriolet $345 1931 Oldsmobile DwLuxe Sedan $445 1932 Studebaker Dictator 1931 Reo De Luxe 8 wire wheel Sedan $595 1 929 Wlllvs-ICnlcht 70-B Nedii 24 1 927 Hiilrk Sedan 95 I927 nulck Coupe $145 1929 Dura nt, 0 v. 1927 Hudson Sedan 96 1927 lluiuiiobile Coupe $12 ii others Used Store: JJU mboldt 420.2.

2321 Broadway New Car Stoic: HU mboldt 4100. 3435 Broadway A PTOfifBIB ear, perfect candl-tlon, fer brflanee due. $211 Wab- ater. AUTOS WAITED ifriruir AT. mm.rl I 1 fl dlUr ing, full retail paid; equities purchased, free appraisals; will eall, need cars badly; dealers Invited; S901 East.

14th Street All Cash Immediately Any make; 2354 Shattuck, Berkeley, TH ornwall 4543. AA- AUTOS and trucks for cash; also buy equities; top prices; 2857 Broadway; TK mpisnar unn CASH tor Fords, Chevrolet! ana other light cars. Highest prices paid. Phone HO lllday 6503. A.M.

Rush. 2353 Broadway Open avery day until 9 p. m. CARS wanted badly; cash immedl-ately; will call; equities bought; Joe Haley, 2320 Broadway; HI- gate INDIVIDUAL deal res privately owned light closed automobile, cash; Fit ultvale 4302. DAT 10 model car; will pay cash; yoi WBlmler Mtreet.

(ID encourt i 7. POSITIVELY we pay the most cash for any car; Bishop Overstreet, 2935 Broadway, til, encourt I I I I'C nteil Mast 14th Apartment, 4: principals only. WIM. iay caan ior nam cm, principals only; TB mplebar 6984 TH ornwall 1072. WANT light sedan or coupe; will av fair price, casn; rs uuvaie T7S.

170 HtRoAUoli Lead The greatest herbalist, Fong Wan, la nationally recognised. In consequence, he was selected as the first target by the enemies of all the herbalists in the cam-paigna againat the selling of herbi. An Inter-eating book on herbs may be obtained without charge at the office. roNfi WAN Fong Wan 576 10th Street, Oakland, Calif. 1928 1928 1 9 29 1931 1931 1 er Install Officers SAN LEANDRO, Dec.

12. Miss Ann Perlendo will bt installed queen, to succeed Miss Cecelia Mtitler, at installation ceremonies of the local Bethel of Job's Daughters, Tuesday night, December 18, it was announced today. Others to be installed are: Betty Nelson, senior princess; Myra Wuepper, guide, and porothy Fitting, marshal. Appointive officers of the lodge are: Barbara Drake, Conchita Mc-Kaig, Laverne Alexander, Barbara Fisk, Myrtle Passmore. Thelma Wit-torff, Patricia Williams.

Peggy Fahey, Constance Neal, Marian Andrews and Helen Yellman. 89 TRUCKS FOR HIRE TRVCKS, small and large, with drivers, quilts, HI ga.te 2608. LF.C.AL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland High School District of Alameda County, hereby calls for sealed proposals to bn delivered to the Secretary of said Board, at his office in the Administration Building of said District, 1025 Second Avenue, Oakland, California, until Thursday, the 13th day of December, 1 934, at 4:00 P. alf which time and place said bids will be opened, for the furnishing of all labor, materials and mechanical workmanship to tie used in the erection and completion of 4 Temporary Buildings on the grounds of the Oakland High School Building (or, on the property of the Oakland High School District), located at Park Boulevard and Hopkins Street, in the City of Oakland; California, for the Oakland High School District of Alameda County.

These bids shall be presented In accordance with plans and specifications for said work which are on file at the said office of the Secretary of the said Hoard of Education located as above mentioned, and in Ihe office of the Consulting Architect and Engineer, located in said Administration Building above mentioned. On deposit of Twenty-five Dollars said plans and specifications may be had by any prospective bidder for the work above listed, on application to the Consulting Architect and Engineer, at his office hereinabove mentioned, and in each case shall be returned within five (5) days after securing same, to said Consulting Architect and Engineer, If no proposal is submitted in the bidder name for the construction of the work, or not later than two (2) days from and after the date of submitting the proposal If a proposal la submitted In the bidder's name. If the plans and specifications are not returned to the office of said Consulting Architect and Engineer of said Board of Education within tho time above specified, or are returned in a miilllaled or damaged condition, the said deposit shall be retained by said Oakland High School District, as agreed and liquidated damages for said mutilation or detention and will be immediately used for the purchase ot a new set of plans and specifications. Bids mimt bo made on proposals obtained tit tho said office of the Consulting Architect and Engineer and must be signed by the bidder and accompanied by a certified check, certified to by loma responsible hank or banker and made payable to the Oakland High School District of Alameda County, to he retained by the said Oakland High School District' as agreed and liqui dated damages should the party or parlies to whom the contract, or contracts should be awarded fail to enter Into the contract after the award, or to give the bond re quired for the faithful performance of the contract, or any nono re quired by law. The amount of said check aha II be for at least ten per cent (10) of the total amount of the tendered bid, exclusive of alter nates, but In no case to exceed rive Thousand Dollars The contractor and all sub contractors under him must pay all laborers, workmen and mechanics on said work, or any part thereof, not less than the general prevailing rate ot per diem wages ror wnra of similar character in the locality in which ihe work Is performed (In wit: Oakland High School District of Alameda County), and not leei than the general prevailing rate of per diem wages ror legal noiinay ana overtime work, which per diem wages shall not be lesa than the al Initiated rates contained in a schedule thereof which has been ascertained and determined by aM Hoard of Education, and which Is now on file with the Secretary of Hoard of Education and by reference Incorporated and specified herein and made a part and which said general prevailing rale of per diem wages as herein above referred to and adopted for each craft or tvne of workman mechanic needed to execute this contract, is herein specified a fol lows; CRAFTS OR TYPE OF WORKMEN KATE Asbestos Workers I.

to Bricklayers 12.00 Bricklayers' Hodearrlers 1.00 Cabinet Workers 1.10 Carpenters T.Jt Cement Flnlthers .12 Cork Imulatlon Worker! 00 Electrical Worker! 9.1 Electrical Fixture 9, JO Elevator Constructor! 10.00 Engineers, Portable and Hoisting Glass Workers (All Classifications) Hardwood Floormen Housemovere I miths Architectural Iron (Outside) Housesmiths, Reinforced Concrete or Itodmen Iron Workers (Bridge and Structural) Iron Worker! (Hoisting Engineer!) Laborer! Week) l.ai hers, Channel Iron Lathera, All Other Marble Setters 1.1$ $.00 7.20 $.00 1.00 9.00 10.94 10.98 i.00 10.00 10.00 8.90 T.26 Millwrights Mosaic ami Terrajzo Work. era (Outside) Painters Painters Varnlshers and Pol ishers (Outside) I.0 Pile Drivers and Wharf Builder! Pile Driver! Engineers Plasterers Plasterers' Hodcarrleri Plumbers Roofers (All Sheet Metal Worker! 9.00 10.00 10.00 1.10 8.80 8.00 8.44 9,00 9.00 T.I0 1.80 12.00 9.00 t.00 1.00 Sprinkler Fitters Steam Fitters Slair Rullderi Stone Outtere, Soft and Qranlta Stone Soft and Granite, Stone Derrickmen Tile Settera Tile, Cerk and Rubber nr.M.r. fllriiptnrAl Steal Frame on Bunningi n. Weldere, All Others en Build- nsrs u.tv Auto Truck Driven, Leis Than 25(10 T.hs e.eo Auto Truck Drlverti, 1500 Lbi. tn 4500 Dbs Auto Truck Drivers, 4500 Lba.

to K500 I.hs S.UU Auto Truck Drivers, 6500 Lbi. and over General Teamsters, 1 6.00 General Teamsters, 2 6.00 General Teamsters, 4 6.00 Plow Teamsters, 4 Horiee i.tio Scrape Teamiteri, 2 600 Scrape Teameters, 4 6.00 Emergency Overtime Iron worker! and Hoisting Engineers, all overtime at the rate of double time. All other crafts, time nd one-nair for the flrat four hours, with double time for the remainder. Sunday and holiday work la to be paid double time- The Board reserve! the right to reject any and all bids, or any and all Items or proposition! or alter nates of such bids. Hv order of the Board Of Educa tion, November 17, 1934.

JOHN VV. KtlHKMHN J. Secretary of the Board of Education of tne city or uaaiano ana Oakland High Sehoet Dietrlet af Intentions to Wed LOPES. Joseph 25. 557 Winslow Street, Crockett.

LEE, Vivian 16, IM! Cowper Street. Berkeley. GREENWOOD. Leonard J. -20.

2700 Channina Way. Berkeley. COLE. Alice A. 24, 3230 Briaas Avenue, Alameda.

MYERS. Jack 29. 1714 Webster Street. San Francisco. FRANKLIN.

Alamade 23. 3028 Harper Street, Berkeley. JURADS, Iorenzo 27, 1030 Grivson Street. Hei EZ, Flora 19, 2038 Eiahth Street. Berkeley.

OLIVER. John 23. 1112 East Eleventh Street. Oakland. KING, Velms 19, 111J East Eleventh Street.

Oakland. RIVERA, Joe 18, Decoto. CARABALLO, Nellie 18, Decoto. BARKER. Edgar Jr.

21, 2114 Fourteenth Avenue. Oakland. CULBERTSON, Muss H. 19, 1715 Eleventh Avenue, Oak land. SEVERSON, William 24.

762 Eighteenth Street. Oakland. BOAM. Edith M. 22.

1817 Brush Street, Oakland. BANKS. Leonard 19, 1698 Twelfth Street. Oakland. HARDEN, Berniee JO.

809 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley. SPENGER F. 48, 9418 Curtis Street, Berkeley. LIBBY, Barbara E. 44, 1221 Russell Street, Berkeley.

HARRIS. Fred A 28. 6401 Leone Street, Oakland. KOTTER. Nina E.

27, 8100 Redwood Road. Oakland, HALL. James D. H. 32, 341 Jersey Street, San Franrisco.

COLEMAN, Msry 30, 225 Steiner Street. San Francisco. GOULD, Frank 27. U. S.

S. Wickes. Ssn Dieito. GRENIER, Bonnie J. 23, 1442 Channing Way, Berkeley.

NOBLE, Charles 802 Eldorado Avenue. Oakland. REA. Albertlne B. 21, 553 Eldorado Avenue.

Oakland. Marriage Liremea GRIMES. Charles A. 45. Oakland.

WHALEY. Lucile H. 45, Oakland. PRIMROSE. Frank N.

Jr. 21. Oakland. SOBRERO. Florence-20, Alameda.

CERBANTES. Jess 21. Alvarado. MARQUES. Jennie 20, Niles.

BENEMELIS. Harry F. 21, Oakland. TODD, Anita L- 18. Oakland.

OLD, Elwyn A. -24. Oakland. PORTER, Bessie 19, Oakland. DELMONT.

Harry 31, Oakland. LAMB. Jennie 20. Oakland. JACOBS.

James L. 23. Oakland. Margaret 24. Berkeley.

Divorces Filed SMITH, Osmond C. vs. Stella cruelty. CHAVEZ. Dolores vs.

Harold, cruelty. SUTHERLAND. Nine vs. James, cruelty, DODKIN. Johnnie vs.

George, cruelty, -m Divorces Granted INTERLOCI'TORT DECREES WALLACE. Jemes from Helen, cruelty. KAVANAGH, Joe from Merle, desertion. JARRATT. Mvrs from Ernest, cruelty.

KOCH. Merie from Francis, neglect. WILLIAMS, Msry from Edward. cruelty. Helen from Dan.

cruelty. FINAL DECREES PEAT. Lester from Judith, cruelty. GORDON. Maud from Alvin.

cruelty. RATTO. Claudia from Gtovsnnb cnielty. San Franrisco Appliratieni BODE, Robert 23. 858 Slan.vsn St.

WALLACE, Eleanor Riverside, clif- CHAPLIN, Walter -38. Berkeley. ANDERSEN. Lindren-29. Berkeley.

CIUCCI. Clued 37. 281 Arkansas St. SMOJVER. Marie 31.

2B1 Arkansas St. FARREI.L. Frank 57. 4M Holly Perk Circle. CARNEY, Leura-42, 840 Hyde St.

FARRELL, Thomas 31, San Rafael. GREEN. Helen24, San Leandro. JOWETT. Austin 23, U.S.S.

Oklahoma. DYER. Marguerite 20, Tecoma, Wash. LEGONKY. Simon 39.

2395 Butter St. RADOLIT8KY, Mary 28, 1217 Broderick St- LOEFFLER, Iroy 48, 221 Meson St. CHAPMAN Hernire 41). 221 Mason 81 I.ttrtat. Roland T.

25. 40 25th St. GEHRIG, Margaret L. ID, 737 Huron MARSH, Wlttum Jr. -81, 131B Waah-inetnn St.

WOOD. Florence 22, 12 JnfliKnn Sit. Cemillo--40. 1281 Vermont St. CHAVARRIA, Angela 43.

1881 Vermont St. MORTON. Henry SO, Hotel Roosevelt. KEITH. Mildred 31, 118 Lake St.

MORRO, James 48. Oakland. MARTIN. Blanche 38. 428 Bush.

ORTIZ. Luciann -29, 1235 Sutter St. ARNOLD, Mildred 28. 1470 Jackson It POOLE, Key 24, Los Angeles. MYER-HOFER, Mary 80, Lo Angeles.

RETTUS, Charles 21. 473 Andnver St. DISTLER, Maxlne-18. 1183 Osk Bt. SCOTT, Francis 23.

Kelso, Wash ffniv Kjln is ICaIha. Wash. SHOOTMAN. Thomas W. 31, 800 Hyde St.

KUENZ, Mergeret-88, 838 33d SOLUM. tlmer28, 1 deary St. NES VOLD. Huth 28, 798 Geary St, UNDERWOOD. William 33.

870C Ns tome St. SYKES, Juana-J8, 870C Na arinnnrir Santa Clara Cennty evysyyivsvSaiSsaa I SAN JOSE, Dec. The following villi! statistics were on He here today for Santa Clara County: lUABaiAlia MC'CNSII latHJKB BURKE, Kiley Dli, San Jose. HAMILTON, Alma 48, Ssn Josa. DY(JUI8TO, Hum 18.

San Jose, GIROD Manr l. San Jose. KENNEDY. Arnold 28, Ixis Angeles MARTIN, Jerry 27, Lob. Angeles DOELL, Donald 21, unroy.

Alberta- 18, Gllmy. ABtRI Alia iNTKNTitista ni.i l.KONKKlO. William 22, San Joae BREEDI.OVB, Mary -18, San Jose. PEARSON. Andrew- M.

San UACVTklH Francaa 48. Sen Jose. PALMER. Carl 81, Mn Jose. IT.

Ruth It. sen Jose. rnepus. James -33. Portland, wn.

LAIR. Gladrs-28. Lna Asfelta. eReira. Fleyd-18.

WatianvlBt. SCA9Uprn, Lauri-lt. la. HOSHt. Takee 28, Sunnyvale.

WBtll. 'Wf, frsnWlTene. Mae 81, San Jose. niKrns WEATHERRIX In San Jose, Bee. 4.

to Mr. and Mrs, Jamea weeinerme, daughter. WATSON In Sin Jose, Dee. to Mr. end Mrs.

Leonard Watson, a daughter. EBERE In Sart Jose, Dee. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Ebere, a daughter.

FRASSC In San Jose, Dec. te as, and Mrs. Irvln Frssse, a daughter. II VI II iivu -i. a.n Jnae.

Dee. 18. Clara Baker, wife of Tom Baker, mother of Garrett Bakar, Angels CimPi Edward Baker. San Jose; a native 8 Kansai. Ml HERNANUM; near wMewun Dec.

10, Ponomno Hernandez, xainei i Ada, Santos and Essie Hernandej. Mrs. Dora Sambiano of Guadalupe: John and Herman Hernandez, Mn, Frank Sentl-banes of Sen Jose. Mn, John Tpber of rieano, a native of New Almaden, 87jACKSON-In Campbell, Pee. 10.

Amelia Jackson, mother of John A. and Arthur A. Jgckaou of MR nclW George W. Jackson of Sap Anaelmu, end Mrs. Lillian Ohlen of Campbell, a native of Sheffield, England, age 83.

SANTOS In Santa Clara, Dec. 10. John Santoi, husband ot Minnie, fa her of Mrs. Gomes, Manuel, Eva. Welter.

Abel. Dorothy and Eddie Santoi, a-tlve of Hawill. age 48. SHOWALTEH -in an Clara Showslter, mother of Frye of Salinas, Nina Moon and C- L. Showalter of Sin Joae.

a niv dime. ee 78. SOPER -In San Joae, Dee. 10. Matne .1 w.

R. Brevlegla, er of Mn. Chrlftina McRrlge, San 3ose. and Hiram Manton, MioHlfan. a nitlve of Mtcntgin, aaeeo.

WHITNEY In tiissneii. w. George Wh tney, nuiqanq bVother of Ante Whltnav Chicago and Robert Whitney of Kempt-vllle, Ontario, a native Ontario, age mA I Monterey Cotinly Dec. following vital statistics were en 10a in this today i MARRIAGE AFri.JCATIONJ CANDELORIA, Frank 38. Seltnai.

RUIZ. Annie II, Caitroville. PUQH, William Harold Hi Monterey. LAUGHLIN. Mlldred-Sl, Montew.

WORK. Stuart Albert 38, Paelrle Grove. BARNlt'KOL, AlleH, tav FLORISTS lVVVWVVVfWfWrNrWrtrWnflrNR FUNEHAL DESIGNS OOR SPBCIALTT Oakland Floral Depot Qareae C4, Florlsta and Nuraarymetu orlsti and Nuraeryi 111 Waahlnarton a 88. kealde Ml I vi.i.kv In Alameda, December 12, 1934, Edward husband of the late Florence RIiiko Allen, father of Kdwin Henry A. and Ruth Allen and Mrs.

William I. Plxley, brother of Dr. R. Hjt, Harrv William C. and Dr.

Lewli W. Allen; a native of Rhode Island, aged 77 years. Services Friday December 14, at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Albert Brown 8478 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. CARSON In San Franelieo, De cember II. 1934, erne H.

Carson, beloved eon of Sybil McConnell, loving- brother of Mrs. Eva Sals-bury. Funeral service! will be held tomorrow, Thursday, at 2:30 o'clock from the Cathedral chapel of Grant D. Miller, i860 Telegraph Avenue. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery.

CHAPMAN In Oakland, December 11, 1934, Charles, beloved husband of Kmllia Chapman, father of Violet Anderson: a native of Ohio. Member of Painters' Local No. 127. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Thursday, December 13, at 2 p. m.

from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue. (Frank J. Touell, director.) CLARK In Alameda, December 10, 1H34, Albert beloved husband of Amelia Clark, loving; brother uf Mayme Gallup, Amy Lewis and John Clark, A native of Providence, R. aged 17 years. Friends may attend the funeral services Thursday, December 13, 1034 si 2:30 p.

m. from the parlors of the James Taylor.Co., E. corner of 15th and Jefferson Streets, Oakland. BR HO OR In Oakland, December 11, Ardella. beloved wife of the late James A.

Gregory. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funersl Thursday, December 13, st 2 p. m. at the Frnitvale Chapel of Clarence N. CVioper, Frnitvale Avenue at Bast 18th Slreel.

Entombment, Mt. View Mausoleum. HANSON In Berkeley, December 12, 1934, Nellie Starr Hanson, beloved wife of Rev. A. J.

Hanson, D. loving mother of Mrs. H. A. Rt.cJRVe.rry; a native of San I a Clara.

California, aged 80 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Friday, December 14, 1 934, at I o'clock p. m. st North-brae Methodist Church, 1953 Hopkins Street, one block esst of The Alameda, Rerkeley. Friends may call at Truman's, Telegraph Avenue and SOIh Sheet, Oakland, until 9:30 a.

m. Friday. Interment, Sunset View Cemetery. HOM.llMY lu Oakland, December 12, 1984, Frederick M. Hnlllday, beloved husband of Nellie It.

iliil-llday, and loving father of Barbara Dale and Alice Mae Hnlllday; a unlive of Denver, Colorado, A member of Brooklyn Lodge No. 225. A. M. Kiieiids are Invited to attend the funeral al the Grant 1).

Millar Mortuary, 2372 Eait 14th Street, Oakland, Thursday, December 13, 1 934, at 3:30 o'clock p. Cremation. Kl M4i In Oakland, December 11, 1934, Winnie King, beloved sister of Mrs. Margaret C. Uerwin; a native of Portland, Oregon.

Friends are invited to all end the funeral Thursday, December 13, 1934, at 2 o'clock m. al the Gothic Chapel of the Mountain View Cemetery, end of Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. Friends may call st Telegraph Avenue snd 30th Street, until 1 p. m. Thiirsds v.

MeAt C.HTOH Tn Oakland, December 11, 1934, Delphine. wife of the lite William H. MrNaugh-ton snd mother of Anna Perry of Rerkelev; Rdwln C. Rllii of Wiverly, W. T.i Lelind W.

nf Syracuse, T. W. H. Mic-Naughton, of Oakland, and Duncan MacNaug-hton of Loi Altos; a native of New York. Friends are invited tn attend ervicea Thursday afternoon, December 13, 1934 at 2 o'clock at the Albert Brown chapel, 2476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

ROHLFS in Oakland, December 11, 1934, at the Altenheim, Henry E. Rohlfe, beloved husband of Caroline Rohlfs, a native of Dlepholi, Germany, aged 82 yean. Friends are invited to attend the funeral eervices, Friday, December 14, 1934, at 2:30 o'clock p. at the New Mortuary of Albert Engel A Company, 8030 Telegraph Avenue at Thlrly-ieveul Ii Street. TATH In MlfSOIlIc Home.

Devoid, feceirrberr- tlr HWr, atari-all A. flt of George Tale, loving mother of Lillian Tail llamluu, Georgie Tale Connor, John Tale and Nellie Tale Brown, survived by thirteen grandchildren; a native of Kiigland, aged 71 yean, 10 Kioiilhi, 28 days. A member of Reorganised of Jesus Christ of Utter Day Halntg. Friends ire Invited to attend the funeral at th Grant D. Millar Mortuary, 18TI Rait 14th Street, Oakland, Thursday, December 13, 1934, at 1:30 o'clock p.

m. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery. THOFN 41, I In Oakland, Decern her Agine. Vljallg, beloved wife William Thornally, loving; mother of Ralph W.

and fjenrxfe T. Thornally, liiler of Mrs. George f. Bernard, August and Albert Damm; a native of Illinois. Frlenda are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday, December 14, at I p.

m. at the. Fruit-vale Chapel of Clarence Cooper, Knil i vale Avenue at Hast uil. Street, Interment, Mt. view Cemetery.

WINllisS In Oakland, December 11, 1934, Louise B. Wiggins, beloved wife of Claude Wiggins, and cousin of Mrs. June Matthew, Mr. Mlgmm gelden, Mra. Kdith Malnne, Corrlne Willis, Mrs.

Mabel Kriggs, Mra. Merie Allen and George Willis; a native of New York, aged! 46 year, I months 4 days. 1 Friend are Invited to attend tbe funeral at the Grant D. Miller Mortuary, 2371 Rial I4lb Street, Oakland, Saturday, December 15, 1834, it I p'ciuck in. Jntar-mnt, Mt.

View Cemetery. WV4JKOFF In Mt. Kdep, December 11, 1984, Mary widow of Benjamin F. Wyckoff, and loving mother of 3. Simon WyckofT, Mary A.

Al'ney of 0klnd, Mr. Adeline Tngham of Ml. Eden and Joseph Wyckoff of Seaside: a native of Ohio, aged 88 yean, I months. 2A day. Friend are Invited to attend th funargl at th ftrant D.

UllUr Mortuary, 1871 Bast 14th Itreet, Oakland, Tnuriday, pembr 11, 1184, it 1:80 "'clock p. m. Interment. FrriB, Sir Frineisce, DlltRl RAN r-RAMOIRCA. Dee.

tal lowing deaths war an rernre here: BRROM. Reter-IT BOZETT. Jan CARSON. Verne H. DEA9Y, Conwllu (Neil) FAHS.

Frederick Fnnk FOOARTY, Miry t. IMHOF, rrafik jdRGDNRON, Albertin MAKOWSKI. Jetwhln Frances 88 veere MARTINI, Martina "ante MARTIN, Thnmaa J. II a Sterliae mi Miry K. AN.

Sol O. Cleofe Mary alien Anne ROSENBLAD, Edwin Harold 88 yean sii.VKRTSEN. Mrun o. yean SMITH, Thoroal 87 yeen STQLT. Rpqrt-ll yeri.

Minn KAKlKR. William H. VEROEZ, Jean Pierre 84 year avIb Caatv rwiVArVWAiWVYini RAN RAFAIL. ItThe mirrtai ucense n.as wwn i HATHi fn Hewing Chief Engineer Declare! Borings Have Disclosed; Adequacy of Foundation SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.

A new report on the safety of the) south pier of the Golden Gat Bridge, which has been questioned by Professor Bailey Willis, Stan, ford geologist, was filed with the) directors of the bridge district day by Chief Engineer Joseph Bi Strauss and General Manage) James Reed. They said that recent Investiga tions "completely confirm previous borings and prove the full adequacy of the rock for the STtpportof th pier." Inspections, they declare "showed a rock formation of sucij solidity as to be capable of sup porting a structure many times th weight of the south pier and its ultimate load." The reports were based on la spections made at the bottom o4 the pier excavation by means of steel inspection wells piercing the 65-foot concrete fender seal and pier base, and giving access to the; rock 100 feet below water level, as well as diamond drill borings. Professor Willis reported several months ago that the foundation ig unsafe. He said it rests on a submerged slope and "there is reason to fear the pier will slide dowt) into the deep channel which thu slone overhansrs." Bridue official answered by pointing to the ra pons or ottier geologists and with the charge that Willis was R. C.

Medcraft Rites Held in Alameda ALAMEDA, Dec. 12. Last rites for the late Richard C. Medcraft, 74, of 816 Parti, Alameda, who died suddenly of a heart attack in Log Angeles, Saturday, were held today; from the Chapel of the Chimes. Medcraft, a resident of Alamedaj for more than 40 years, was arbU ttator for the Board of Fire Under, writers of the Pacific at the time) of his death, and was prominent in insurance circles.

He was a native of Malta. Surviving him are Russell Med. craft of Alameda, the playwright; a son; a daughter, Mrs. Ellen Med craft Pratt; the following sons, Wyndham, Charles, Kenneth, Har. old, John Medcraft, and a sistei, Mrs.

Ellen Graham of England. 7 Directors Named By Berkeley C.ofC, BERKELEY, Dec. directors of Berkeley Chamber of Commerce were elected late yester. day at the annual session, to servt three-year terms, Dr. Herman F.

Schwartz, president, announced today. They will be inducted into officrf at the annual dinner meeting of fkk directors next Monday evening in the Hotel Durant, when new president, vice-president and treasurer will be named. The new directors are C. H. Er-win, John C.

Green, E. J. Hardy, T. Jenkins, W. J.

Mortimer, Luther Nichols and J. A. Reynolds. GEORGE WHITNEY BURIED CAMPBELL, Dec. 12.

Funeral rites were held here today for George Whitney, 77, building eon-tractor known affectionately as the "builder of Campbell." He Wl resident here for 46 yean, and passed away on Monday. He con-- uuciea ins nrsi uusints diock of the cily. Definite announcement has been made by the Howard Automobile Company through J. C. Nigel, Eastbay sales manager, that a public showing of new Buick can for 1935 will be held in dealer showrooms throughout the country next Saturday.

In the bay district tht new models will be on display in the Howard establishments in Oakland, San Francisco and Berkeley. The new cars include four separate lines ranging from the low medium to the upper medium prict bracket. They are on four wheel-basei, each with en eight-cylinder valve-in-head power plant designed specifically for each chassis class. The Howard executive pointed out that the 1935 styling is a continuation of that of the Buick cart of this year. These cars were given widespread approval, he said, both by the motoring public, who purchased this year nearly double tht 1933 output, and by the Buick dealer organization whose members enthusiastically approved the plaa to continue the current styling.

"In the first nine monthi ef this year, the public invested marts millions of dollars in new Buiekt than in any other ear txetpt tht three lowest priced makes," tht official stated. "Buick, therefore, is eantinuirm without outward change the quality, the style and features which this year make Buick tht sales and value leader among fine cars, with improvements and refinement! that make the product better. Editor The Tribuntt Tht Urn fellow A. expresses thanks to The Tribune for cooperation In bringing befor public, through your press, service we render to children. Many wish a i MRS.

F. Thank You American Motor Company 1 0.13 Chevrolet Roadster lft.1l Chevrolet Roadster Oldsmohilr Conpe, rumble 1930 Podee 4-door Sedan, very clean Chevrolet Roadster H2S RiiioU 4-door Sednn 1829 Chrrsler 75 Sedan 1M! Kssex Sedan Oldsmohile Coach 1130 Buick Coupe, 455 20 225 345 inn 19S 375 1 0ii 375 Better terms a rid rade We carry our own contracts. Twenty-Sixth and Broadway HI. eiirom 1112. fift Stiff) 8 Sedan, HSu; flow-ard Square.

27th and Broadway. 8 195fl oil) n. perfect throughout, 1275: Kail 14th ESSEX 1558 Sedan, $7S; terma or trade; j531 Grove Street. Fords 1931 Ford Vietori 1331 Town Sedan 1331 Sport Cabriolet 195! Coupe 1930 Coupe 1928 Coach J25 325 2HS zsi 125 Reconditioned, jrood paint and tirej Terma and trade. We carry our own contract.

American Motor Company )6th and Broadway. I IL encou i 1112. Ford V8 Special 1931 Coup J415 1IJI Tudor M45 1982 De Line Fordor 45 1938 Tudor 1565 John M. Olney Inc 'Authorized Ford pealer, 161 Shattwk Aene at Carlton, F1K rkeley MM! Ford 1934 De Luxe Convertible Coupe, rumble seat, 11195, terms and trade; we carry our own Contracts. American Motor Company 20th and lirmidwiiy.

1 encou 1 1 1 1I 1 2. IDTID, Tndors, coupes $525 1111 ll3 Chevrolet Spert Jlnadster.8.180 1932 Ford VI Coupe, Al 1448 1912 Ford Tuder-Ferder, (440 up 1988 Rockne 76 Coupe. 9S Hupmoblle Town Sieflan.fsin 130 Ford Special Jloaaiter, ,1 ill 930 Ford De Luxe SMC 929 Oldsmobile DeLuxe Sedan J250 129 Eeo or studebaker Sedan ,1245 29 Ford Ceupei (3L. $145 up Les Firestine. college.

Ford 1934 De Luxe Tttlr. $125, terms and trade; we arry our own centracts. American Motor Company 16th and Broadway. til, encourt 1112, Franklin Sedan 1918 T-aaisenger eedan, $295! 1927 Cuatom Brougham. $285; John Olney, 3(10 Shattuck, BE rkeley Mil FORD, 1934 De Luxe sedan, driven 4800 miles; owner, 4 Ford V8 Have Santa Claua aurprles the folks with a brand new 1935 model.

See DleU, Park Street at Buena Viita Avenue Ip Alameda. Ford 1934 De Luxe Sedan; low mileage, $895, terms and trade; we carry our own contracts. American Motor Company 30th and Broadway, CI. "iicqiii i 1112. FORD, De eLuxe 4-door sedan; latest 1934 model; $150 down; small payments; HOIIiday 5598, or Box M83474, Tribune.

ALL K'iRUS, 1934, low mileige; new car guarantee; substantial discount; C. Gale Ine. Fora Dealer, San Pablo at 38th. HII mboldt 3381. F'ORD 19S0 lale town sedan, recon-dltloned, many extras, $315; C.

Hammond. 2221 Wehster. FORD, late 192R coupe, new paint, very clean, $135, terma; TR inidad FOP.D. 1931 Special roadster, ehrom wheels, 80 M. P.

very classy, $85 down: 61 ol Broadway FORD, 1931 Town Sedan, one. owner; fender well, rack, $345; 8901 East urn FORD, 1950 a beautiful car. priced to lell; terms; hurry; 6151 Broadway. FORD, 1931 Sport coupe, new top, tires, motor, paint, $296; a knockout: 3901 Kast 14th. FORDS from Bill Wood, your dealer.

3001 Bast 14th Street. FORD 1931 coach, motor, rubber perfect, $295; 3901 East 14th FORD, 1930 sport coupe, rumble. 1285, terms: 744 East 12th. Many 01- 3080 Broadway TK mnleliar 24li I. HUDSON 192 Town Sedan.

1246 full price; ecellnt condition; like new; A. M. Rush, 2853 Broad-wav. HIT'SON' coach, stood shape: 1ST HOIIiday 95; 419 2'Mh Street. OLD8MOBILB, sToTi coupe.

late 1931, $75 down; 835 53rd Street, Apartment ic. PLY MOI'TII, late deluxe, rumble seal coupe, dusl equipment; duplale all around; perfect condition; private party; $585. See Mr. 3435 Broadway. HCmholrlt.

4200. Plymouth De Luxe Sedan, 1 934, 1725. terms and 'trade, we carry our own American Motor Company 2i'illi ami Hioadway; (ILencourt 1112. I'LVMni'TII, 1932 4 door sedan, perfect condl-I Ion, $396, terms; James Campbell, 2352 Slmt-tlick; Til oi iiwmII 22T2; I'Ai 'K III H11I11I1, II winds; allows Komi run-; will guarantee mechanically; only $285; tcooil buys, 44(10 Broadway, I'nSS It crtillirjll llllrll. (1 II, TiiTii Coupe, with rumble; wire wheels; splendid condition; $485; other good buys; 4400 H1011 way, across Technical High.

PLVMoCTH, 1933 De Luxe sedan, Ilka new, email mileage, shatterproof (last, one owner, $826; $901 East 14th. 'PON'TAf. pfl Sedan, perfect, $iS0; Fines Oarage, 2170 Dwlght, Berkeley iOHTOH, im Men, new tires, paint, splendid shape, $395; 3901 ttast 1 4th PLVATOCTH, 1932 coune (21 both very clean, rsdio, $485; $10 Fast Hih. sedan, fine condition; 2501 Ivy Drive, Apartment 1, between 4-7 p. m.

nYMOCTH P. D. Coupe, 1933 Latest se.ries,, Al, $539 3Q80 Broadway. TEmpjVbar 54M. Del jiixe CAbriO-let, immaculate condition; orlg-Inal owner, $595; 3901 East 14th.

PLYMOUTH. 1933 P. II. Sport coupe, small mileage, original owner, 1575: 3901 Hast 14lli. PLYMOUTH, 1932 P.

It. sedan, new paint, small usage, one owner, $4951 3901 Kasl 14lli PLYMOUTH 1930 Spurt Coupe, Al, $205. 2354 Shattuck. TH ornwall 4513. RE! i.

latest U-cylimler, per-fect, will accept trade; principals onlv: III cntc 3201. I'ACKAfili, 1929 scdnn. $375 terms; French. East 14th. PLYMOUTH H.

sedan, 1932. like new. KSl 2321 Rroadway. ST I'D KH AK Kit fiili coupe, jTTt six with rumble seat, painted In dark maroon duco; new tires and battery, very clean, $895. 2052 Oxford Street, RE rkeley 2710.

STTTTe RA En Dictator 9 sedan. 1931, extra good Condition, $375. Porman Moter Company, $019 Broadway. STT'DEEAfCEn 1 Dictator coupe, 'itii: ztn roaaway WILLYS-KXIOTIT, 192S SUA sed'an, a beauty for only $245; Dleti, Park at Buein 3'isti. Alameda.

Dietz Special: 1929 Chevrolet Coupe $175 1929 Nash Sedan (small) overhauled $295 1929-05 Chrysler Sedan like new $345 1921 Hupmnhile Coach custom built $195 Dietz Alameda Park Street at Buena Vista Avenue. Dependable lined Car Sale J. E. French Co, Dodge. Plymouth Distributor.

2245 Broadway Late model Dodges, Plymouths, Chevrolets, StudebakerB, etc. Priced to sell. Nothing Down 12 months to pay SO good used cara. H. W.

Lawrenee Fd Dealer afl HKRBS for various ailments. Thous-anda relieved since 1908. The original Chan Chan. YT ru 2340 Telegraph. Lilian phone Qh encourt 0420 Hours 10-7.

Consultation FreTi. Formerly 1618 Webster; Baa Fran-ojaeo office 94 8uttr. PoKwoni Shw Herb Co. IW TtUf ftp. LA keilde 06.

Graham 6 Sedan, 1932 I fire wheels, trunk rack; carefully used by original owner; a bargain $425. fjlraham Used Cars, 3000 Broadway. GRAHAM 1930 sedan, email all. $29; Haw tires; fine shape, 61(1 Broa.4- rav. i24 Alamsda County.

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