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i i SAN MATEO CONTRA COSTA BAY COUNTIES MARIN A AMh A 1 88 AA 4 Jl iPW fe Ift lit I SORORITY GIRLS GIVE VAUDEVILLE Eta Chapter of Alpha Sigma Entertains With Closed Doors TWO ALAMEDA GltUJ WHO HAD IMIOHTAVT PHTIt IX THE A MM I A SIGMA VACDBVILI SHOW i LAMKDA September Eta A Chapter of Alpha Sigma concluded Its meeting with a unique vaudeville show on Saturday After Initiating three new members Mian Marie Tyson ills Helen Sar Kent and Miss Anna Dodge Into the mysteries of tho society the members gave a performance for which great preparations had been made In secret Members of the sorority only were present It was held at the home of Miss Florence Flummer on San An tonio avenue Among the Alpha Klgmai who took a prominent part In the enow were The Misses lune Connor Mildred Lansing Ituth Tlsdale Alice Maurer Loralne Ionian Alice Teller Marjorle Kmmons Tlieu Spalding Kmmy Lemcke Edith Cramer lean Tyson Dorothy Tlsdale anil May Blasell I Doings of the Womens Clubs Across the Bay eO nAKr AM September IS An event In club circles scheduled for the coming week Is tliere eptlon to be given Tuesday afternoon it Ebell Club In houor of Mrs James Hume the new president of the Call fornla Federation of Womens Clubs Those In the receiving line will be Mrs Coogan Mrs Charles Woodbury Mrs William Davla Mrs Wright Mrs IJ Creed Mrs It Scuphom Mrs Bunnell Mrs William Morris Mrs Louis Qhlrar lellt Mrs Maxwell Mrs nichardson Mrs A Bennett Mrs ti A Wlllard Mrs I Hadley Mrs Chapman Mrs Thomas Pheby Mrs Judson Mrs Klnsey Mrs A Bulkeley Mrs A Beck wlth Mill Klorrlne Brown Mrs Owen Mrs Gilpin Mrs Franklin Bangs Mrs John Bakewell Mrs Prentiss Selby Mrs Nelson Mrs George Shaw Mn 15dlnger Mrs IT A Powell Mrs Miles Standish Mrs Frad Reed Miss Jennlo Hill Mrs Lynch Mrs Booth Mrs Fereiral Walter Mrs Harmon Bell Mrs Samuel Taylor Mrs Pal roanteer and Mlsa Mabel Thayer Gray Tk members ot the TeayClub of Ala jieda will meet on Mondar afternoon etober 6th at the home of Mrs Isaac Chapman on Pad no avenue A play entitled Dr Cuprd written by Mrs Emily Brown Powell will presented The Shakespeare Club of Alameda will hold Its first meeting of the sea ion on October 7th at tho home of Mrs Harvey Toy The Portia Club of Alameda withhold Its next meeting on the second Monday In October Mrs Young of Berkeley entertained the members at their last lesslon The Oakland Club wljl hold Its in tiual fete In Iti rooms on Twelfth itreet Instead of at Idora Park as was planned The affair win be given October loth and list and win be sug restive of Halloween At the next meeting of th Adel phlan Club of Alameda be held Mon day October 5th Mrs Charles JWood bury will give a humoroui talk on lloasehoU Oooda Thi remainder of the programme will Include Mlii Maud flood win soprani Mrs Samuel Bernard reader and Mrs 7 IL Clark Mntriltov Mra 1L Eaitman will be hostess at the meeting i i tlttao AV TZZ IA1MTOOTH JIOMb tster be slrrnrnl loncla later be slew tired besr Pictured I jMber teeta tlfes drifting a a to bis IslrJ nwireteKlplhKhi bis Story ef fur Bat Mm very few remains ef tbla glfsatie1 bnt tliKesi asd bes dtseevtrea Rvr cobim Dr Merrllas tie VstTenlty Uallforals lite reports In a pepelar seeoont tke OctplMS aiimber tie Sunset Msfartae taeelerevrry a reaurbsM eeUeetlea mt tlwefenl bones la Callromts btif re tbeywere tripped la the tmeberew tar seoe Tbat Dettk Trip tbe Ages aired tie beavy meTls Itnaad sloth the elameymaDisteta taeanMl asd tie prehtaterle bene Tbesev stragrllag tspnve orw the lords tbst tbe saber 1 tlnf lint Ike snatl Wolf aiuf the letjri wvr uedai4U dIU trio biltttj CRUSADE RENEWED FOR PURE FOODS Forty one Complaints Filed Against Merchants By Health Official OAKLAND September Forty one complaints on which warrants are to be Issued to morrow for the wholesale arrest of local butchers and candy makers were filed with the police today by Inspector Rnbblns of the State Board of Health who Is carry ing on te campaign for pure foods In Northern California Rnbbjns Is acting In conjunction with professor ti Jaffa director of the State Laboratory who has analysed the articles alleged In the complaints to have been adulter ated wlta harmful Ingredients During th summer months tho 8tats officials were actively engaged In col lectlng specimens ot candy soda waters meats and coffee for analysis wth the result that the present cam palgn promises to be far reaching and attended with vigorous prosecution In the courts A number of arrests were roado last April and June Robblns specifically charges that samples of candy known as candy chews said to have been sold In bulk and unlabeled have been found to contain paraffin an Indigestible substance and that much of the sausage meat hamburg steak and frankfurters examined contain both boric acid as a preservative and sulphur dioxide as coloring matter The use of any or all of these substances Is In direct conflict with the pure food law of March 107 The proprietors of csndy stores and factories who are complained of against most of whom there are more than one charge are as follows A Fundas 90 Wanhlogton street John Montara 1218 Seventh lleli otes 104 Washington West Oakland Candy Company 1722 4 Seventh street Louis Markers u5 Pablo avenue John Sardell 131 San Pablo avenue Martin Fundus Idora Tark Pa reahls 1157 Twenty third avenue Lekas iti Broadway New York Iandy Factory 871 Broadway Oakland Candy Kitchen 01 Washington New York fcindy Kitchen 4S0 Seventh Paris Candy Kitchen Ml Washington Chin Fook ft Co 371 Ninth street Acropolis Candy Company 1130 TwentyTwenty third avenue Dealers In meats against whom complaints have been Hied are the California Co operatlvi Meat Company 32S Twelfth street Lesser Brothers Ninth and Washington Robert Vincent S53 Washington Loher Ecklon 311 San Pablo avenue Cox K31 Washington and Fred Becker JOS Washington New complaints were also filed today against the Imperial Dinger Ale Company Purltai Carbonatlng Company and the California Pickle and Sauce Company According to Robblns Ihe crusade will soon be directed against dealers In teas and coffee on the grounds of both adulteration and Improper labeling It being alleged that samples of so called Mocha and Java coffees are far below the standard PLIGHTS HER TROTH TO EASTERN MAN LOCAL OPTION CLAUSE VETOED Alameda Girl Tells Friends of Her Engagement in Si Louis lsoaaaaaaH llaaaaaaaHaaaaaaaaH I ilal AaaaGaiflaaPl AaaHaBaPTT VtlHBaHaP 1 v2iSaBBHBi25 M1S8 D13IXA FISCHER JUDGE BROWN TO DO PROBATE WORK Former District Attorney Disqualified from Hearing Criminal Cases Is OAKLAND September 28 District Attorney Everett Brown when appointed td the Superior bench to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion of Henry A Melvln to the Supreme bench Is to be assigned to the Probate Court Judge William IL Waste who now handles the probate work Is to be given Department 2 which was for1 merly presided over by Judge Melvln Bond Wooliey Jndge Wastes present clerk will remain In the probate department and Paul Wuthe who has been serving under Melvln wilt take orden from Waste There will be no other shift among the Judges Ogden Kllsworth and Harris retaining their present department Brown Is to be given the Probate Court as through his connection with the District Attorneys office he has become disqualified to hear criminal noiei and owing to the present crowded con dition ot the criminal calendar It Is fre quently necessary for one of the thro civil court to take a criminal case Browni appointment to the Superior Bench Is expected to come within a day or two At present Alameda county Is running wjiri only four Judges the re lgnatlon and promotion of Melvln his afternoon leaving a vacancy yi LICEIiED TO WBD I OAKLAND September 21 The fol i lowing marriage llceniei were Issued here yesterday Custaf Klang A3 Oakland and Amanda Anderson S3 Ooldfleld Anton Brandon 21 and Mary Brandon II both ofWnrm Springs Charles Toung 20 Alameda and May Nolan 20 Frnltvale Robert EL Fisher 21 and Edna Bane 25 both of Oakland Jack Jurichi 37 and Katie Gulrlecrlc 31 both of Oakland James Treat 34 San An dreas and Isabel Baker 32 Stockton Lee 8 Butler 22 Oakland and Iter Havrfoiv IS Vnhvlll tmh Raymond Wharton 21 ahd Katli erlne Bowsrsmllh 23 bath of Oakland William IT Kaiold 3 and Minnie Mahler S3 both of Oakland Angela Bsrbagelato 27 San Francisco and Rose Busxllno 23 Oakland Albert Tburnhtrr 20 Berkeley and Jean Gordon 20 Alameda Bernard Dowd 21 San Francisco and Juanltn McLaughlin II Berkeley Noel Rat tiln 10 and Eliaabeth Oodon 1 both If Frultval Thi following marriage licenses were Issued yesterday at San Rafael I Lynh2t and Constance Knitter vssioot oan naiaei it Tucker is and Beecherv it ai Stockton John Trainer 27 and Gertrude Holt 27 both of Ban Francisco i Ila xoung vmws ot juMimnQ OAKLAND September 24 A new angle was throwji Into the First Su pervlsorlal light to day when Hlram Ualley filed his petition to be placed on thu ticket as an Independent candi date trorrrula district He will con test with Homer the Republl lean nominee for the place Mo other political party has a nominee for Su pervlsor front the First district Bslley lives at llvermore He served two years ss Supervisor retiring eight years ago when Wells a Demo crat was elected to the office Wells served four years and was then suc ceeded by Horner who has occupied the position the past eight years Rawson the Democratlo and Union Labor nominee for Superior Judge to day filed his declination of the nomination Rawson explained he did not have the time nor the lncllna tlon to enter the race Hi Intimated lie did not favor the political actions of some of Ms associates on the Joint tiokeC ALAMEDA September 21 Miss Del la FFischer daughter of Mrs Reschert of 711 Santa Clara avenue has sent announcement cards from St Louis of her engagement to Dr Golden a prominent Mystlu Shrlner Miss Fischer left Alameda two months ago accompanied by Btr and Mrs Larue of San Francisco with the Intention of pursuing her musical studies In Paris Stopping on the way to Sun Antonio Ti the party wns Joined by Dr Golden and the romance lliat culminated In the cnaage ment was begun After the wedding which will occur In tile near future Dr Golden and his bride will continue their travels They will spend the next three yetrs In tourlntf the world although they will spend conn time In Italy where the future Mra Golden will take up her vocal studies with the liest masters Miss Flsuhee lias lived In Alameda since her early childhood and has a wide circle of friends here and in other bay cities where she Is known aa a most pleasing singer Her voloe which la soprano Is of beautiful quality She was a member of St Marys choir In Oakland and has frequently been heard at local entertainments The date of the wedding will bo made known shortly HIRAM BAILEY AFTER HORNER Igrfjjffft Booths Crescent Brand CALIFORNIA uiuj MMKEKEL mmmmmmmmtmmammmtmm YaveJeCaxi ICACSfUUCUU Simply Dalloloua I Fjt forth God I Packed In Spice Mustard or Tomato Sauce a you prefer 20c Everywhere MONTEREY PAOKINQ OO Monterey Cal FBtoOOTk eel Aarint UetUUTiSltlMflL sti rrsmelKSS Oak Supervisors Say Prohibition Should Be Taken Up at Special Election THH BELLI NEW llltr OAKLAND SeMimhir lTh nit ir onren mil wseK on of lti principal attractions Edward Kmanmt and Company lit A Bit of Blarniyr a fantastic and ipectacular production A cloie second on the new bill Is a witty skit by Dersch and Runell Ir rn Muilcal Railroaders jDon and Thomb ort score in a high class ilnglng danc i Ing and talking act Brotherhood and Bartow contribute a good shari of the blin luecesi in their lide sollttln a far cical sketch TA XI gb tn Ins DinMsfc Mlsi ayParkebllld arAJnrtisg Tltrualnl heird In a selection of ongi The Slltiri 0MervdaInty wire performers Introduce inm Uax fMleatiUkwe1 Hotel St tohtis A jstudy of individual requementa jm ws aSaSaSaH the Piano Now TWO dollar credit lor DtTBlBt or One1 4DonrDown Se annonncernent ot Eller Mueltf Co Plg93 OAKLND September 2S The Su pervisors decided to day not to submit to the voters it the coming gt neral election the question of local option by precinct for the granting nf liquor licenses This action was taken because a majority of the Supervisors be lieved It would be confusing to submit such an Issue at the present time It was tacitly agreed that a special election for the consideration ot tho liquor question would be taken up arter the first of the year If It was so desired The vote for the delay was supported by Supervisors Horner Kelley and Briage ani opposou oy super Visors Mitchell and Rowe The proposition that was voted down ime from the Antl rtaloon Leaaur It was that at each general election the question of wet or dry should bo submitted to the voters by precinct the vote for or against to rule for two years or until the next general election Horner Bridge and Kelley believed the matter could better bo Submitted to the voters at a time when there was no other matter of polil cal Interest before thea lr A II Smith and Dr George Relnle were HyTpolnted as assistants to Dr Hamlin chief surgeon at the Receiving Hospital They are to receive a salary of 75 a month This action was tsken upen recommendation of the Grand Jury which found that Dr Hamlin was seriously neglecting his own practice that he might give the attention required by his position at the hospltsl Hurl and A A Suarez were granted liquor licenses to conduct sa loons In Frultvale after a spirited argument A protest agulnst the licenses had been filed but none of the Protestants appeared to support their cause Hurl and Suares had more sup porters on their petitions than did the Protestants and the licenses were consequently granted srBlRBA1 BRHVIT1K OAKLAND Btstember The follvwuil milti for divorce were filed to dtr Mabel A tmtn John Sweeoer iteiiertlon ftnd Arthnr rrom Clara Kinerwn desertlos OAKLAND StDtember 2S The Hoara rf auperriMrs uus moroisf enoprea a retolutlea fsvorlnc the establishment of ferrv sc Xibi Jaattlon This sctloa wn Ukna following the raiding of a letter from the Chsmher of Ceqi niret ef Nips and the irfest lollcltitloa of judge ugaen SNAKE FINDS REFUGE AMONG ELECTRIC WTRES Six Foot Reptile Bit covered Over a Show Window of Oakland Jeweler OAKLAfD September 21 A gopher snuke fi 11 Im hc In length wan caused Samuels to send the Janitor dlMi uvcred In small compartment aloft on a ladder this morning to ferret of ubove tin slpiw window of the HnnmelH stort on Twelfth street this morning Refuse that had been falling to thv bottom the window for three months out what belU vcd tn he a den rat After a nasty glance Into the covered box that contained electric wires the Janitor slid down the lad der with a shriek He was sent back snd finally secured the snake Just behind the head with hla thumb and forefinger Tne reptile was killed and tied In front of the store where It wai OJl object of curiosity all day Closed Ml Day Wednesday Sept 30 iMej7bota In the New Building Thursday October 1st The Emporiums Last Day on Van Ness Jve Broken Lines to Close To Day IOFP In Special Sale Section Veilings Mens and Boys Jerseys Handkerchiefs Laces Mens and Boys Half Hose Net Waists Belts Mens and Boys Underwear Silk Waists Sheet Music Embroideries Lingerie Waists Back Combs Ruchings Door Panels Leather Goods Neckwear Portieres Toilet Articles Robes Couch Covers Drug Sundries Parasols Table Covers Toilet Preparations Lace Curtains Dress Goods Trimmings Muslin Curtains Cotton Piece Goods Mens and Boys Neckwear Novelty Curtains Buckles Mens and Boys Shirts Ribbons Papeteries 12 OFF Womens Wash Dresses Lingerie Dresses In Own Department Mens and Boys Clothing Undwear Infants Wear Kimonos 12 OFF Dress Skirts Childrens White Dresses 15 DiscountGroceries and Liquors To close out all Kroceries and liquors now unpacked on our shelves in sales and order rooms so as to avoid repacking and moving down to the new Market street building All Bottled Goods Preserves Relishes Honey Syrup Vegetables Imported and Domestic Oil and Vinegar at 15 per cent discount Teas and Coffees and coffee substitutes also Spices Extracts Cocoa Chocolates all at a discount of 15 per cent Dried Fruits Crackers Nuts Dried Vegetables Farinaceous Goods Butter Eggs and Delicatessen Meals Flours Pastes and Noodles at 15 per cent off Starch Soap Powders other Washing Materials arid Sundries including Shoe Stove and Metal Polishes Toothpicks Matches Bluing Ammonia etc at 15 per cent discount Liquors including everything left in our forward stock to go at 15 per cent discount JL Off Every Pair of Shoes in Stock On Account of Removal mom mm i Some Discontinued Lines of Tflinks Suit Cases and Hand Bags ii rsi HJ Ta I i i ilJLRJ IseeeeeeBi sr VJ BHSBV IIV HBBBBBBBBBBBBWT ir sUBMLsVaBBBBBBBKa lBBBBf lHlj saaaaaaaBBB I THE ALCOHOL in beer is a trifle only 3 per cent The effective ingredients are barley and hops a food and a tonic Jure beer is both good and good for you In Germany Holland Sweden Denmark and Austria beer is the national beverage Nearly all people of all ages drink it And all the world envies their sturdy strength Every doctor knows how beer benefits If you need more strength or vitality he will prescribe it But be careful to choose a pure beer else you get harm with the good And select a beer well aged to avoid biliousness The way to be sure is to order Schlitz We go to extremes in cleanliness We even filter the air that cools it We age it for months We sterilize every bottle Schlitz has no after effects Mkfr Srewiry BtttSif Ctmmo i tttr itianutiwua wnbtUtxitd SkUtt fmvtU itutf imjttiiti9H tti thai tXt ttrh trtvit is Wtndti fckia PBcwKarieyn8i4xll3 SlbSTWOOu A SAMlVOOd JV3S St Sa Fraadco Ul a fcfciss Jr ii ttkH MiMmMmmiim A Kr MM mjm giaw gav rmmff 2PrTTL fO JL Wlk Mal i ii uppr iiiHr miiiH miiwi ri tf mm NvvaukeeFanwu.