The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 7

"Use the Waal Scouts Busy With Election BOY SCOUT CAMP, Juno COASTSIDE NEWS W. J. SIMONS, Correspondent El Grnnada PACE MAX SCHMELING Tliey Should Stage Convention J-'fiIDAT, 26, fiov scouts overflowed with en today in conducting their an nun I political battle. Introduced Political Boss Jack HugJiintmicK campaign Jim Lewis "ballyhooing" the lower crus party and Doug Wilkins month piece for the "filling" party an pealed to the campfirc Inst nigh for consideration of their canai dates. New Pa rty Form ed! Lower crust followers are sup porting- for mayor, Eugene Ayer for- police chief, Herman Fischer judge, Bob Cormach; district at lorney, Jack Gardiner; health of ficor, Baynon Dunn.

The filling pa rty presen ts for ayor, Tho Johnson; Tom Obligor, judge; Bo Copp, police chief; district attor ney, Malcom Paige; health officer John Levy. On the eve of election, the camp was taken by storm by the forma tion of a third party, the Harmony party. The campaign manage) Paul Armstrong, announced tha his candidates would be Mauric Luke, Charles McCabe, Robert Me Cormack and Bill Van Vorls. opcnd his campaign dramatically by surprising the morning formation with a special band wagon parade. Prizes Awarded The mayor must represent San Mateo 1800 boy scouts for a year and speak before thea- ties'and numerous 1 civic according to Edward A.

Barter, chief camp director. "--First prize for daily advancement in-tests was awarded by Educational Director Ken Kanewske to iroop classes in requirec merit badges have been started in the 'educational program. Wiikins, Clark Red ike Al BOSRO were raised to the rank of senior officers at parade. Scouts Baynon Dunn, Thor Jolin- Howell, Lambros Balopulos, Charles McCabe and Bud Hink were raised to the rank of junior officer. The Ikmik tent of troop won the tent and table inspection' swarded Boj's on Hikes baseball, 1 "Battling" Bob Howell of troop A pitched his to a winning score of 9 to 8 ing -for troop lacked support to make the final winning point of a tia score game.

Al Bosse, game director, has planned the annual horseshoe tournament to commence Friday evening. Hikes to "Fern grove, Jones gulch and Butano ridge were successfully programed by the educational department in the last three -days. AH hiking is done under the personal of Ken Kanew- Rites Held Today For Frank Morris sen-ices for Frank Morris, brother of Fire Chief Hugh F. Morris, held at 1:30 this afternoon in the Oratory of the Chimes, 15 North Ellsworth avenue, followed by interment at St. John's cemetery.

Pallbearers were Sheriff James J. City Clerk Charles A. Gmnever, Capt. Noe Chanteloup of the fire department, Frank McGuire, John Daly and Joseph Darcy. Morris died in Redwood City 'on Wednesday morning.

-Get Rid qf the "itSfveryeasv SPRAY IfTT I Flies, Moths.Sirvtrf ith "Ik 1 McKuitoti, Roaches, Fleas, Gnats, Ants. Spldtrs, Bed- bms and many other 4TKAURS Kirt.fturt.tol.- DOtS MT1TAIN HALF MOON BAY, Juno 26. Supervisor Manuel Francis, lla Moon Bay, chairman; Frank Williamson, Pcscadero, vicc-cbni nmn; C. C. Christensen, El Gr nada; George M.

Ilavice, Montar nnd Rose Davies, Sharp Par n-ere uppointcd to committee coastsidc transportation at meeting of the Constside Civic ion. The Sharp Park Improvemen club and a group of Sharp Par business men are willing to unde write the Coastside Transpo company to the extent of 5150 pe month, provided the compan agrees to run three stages eac morning and evening between Sa Francisco and Sharp Park, it wa revealed. With Bruno Granclli, Hall 1 Moo Bay garage man, first to receiv bis adjusted service bonds, Pos mistress Charlotte Cavalli wa kept busy "last week distributin bonds from tbe Half Moon Ba post office. The following were present a birthday party held in Hate woods recently by Mr. and Mr 3al Colletto, in honor of the birth day of their daughter, Miss Deen Dal Colletto: Mrs.

Eva Lucches and Evelyn, Dorothy, Lou s' an June Lucchcsi, V. S. Diridoni an sons of -San Francisco, "Mr. an firs. Guiney, Mr.

and Sirs. S. Da Colletto and son, Mr. and Mrs Sverdings, S. Diridoni, all of Sa Mrs.

H. Nichols of Sa and Mrs. Manuel Cunha ilr. and Mrs. Pat Mrs Blva Burke, Mr.

and Mrs. Pom Joti and her son, Kaiph Pompot Irs. Lewis and son, Mrs Jinducci, Deno Mancarini and Mrs I. Gonzdles. Mrs.

Phil Travers and Mr. an Mrs. Murphy of San Francisc visited relatives in Pcscadero re ently. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Campini were in San Francisc Friday, visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore, Mrs Minnie Purdy and Mrs. M.

Morri Pescadero were in Pa Alt ecently. Miss Hoffman and Henry Ada Sacramento spent a recen vcek end at the Pescadero home Ir. and Mrs. D. C.

Goulson. Miss Margaret Kellam and Baumgartner of San -Fran isco spent a week in Pescadero ecently with Miss Kellam's par nls, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Kellam Mr. and Mr.

J. Clark Benson San Francisco spent the -week nd at the home in Pescadero. Mr. and Mrs. H.

liohner of Pes- adero were in San Francisco last week pn business. Mrs. Mary McCormick, Miss Panda McCormick, Miss Catherine IcCormick, Miss Beth McCormick Santa Clara, Graham McCormick of Moccasin and Miss Mararet Nealy of Oakland spent the vcekend in Pcscadero at the Mcormick home. The dance scheduled last Sat- rday night by the Pigeon point Parent-Teachers' association was ostponcd indefinitely, according A. secretary.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodman of atsonville spent a week end re- ently at the Pescadero home of Ir. and Mrs. K.

R. Woodman. Mrs. Roger Dean and Miss Milred Dean returned to their home Fresno recently after spending orac time in Pescadero. Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Mygrants nd Mr. and Mrs.

Hunter of -San rancisco spent a week end recent- in Butano with Mr. and Mrs. Jarle Williamsson and Mr. and Trs. Frank Goularte.

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Humphrey San Francisco spent the week- nd at the Cascade ranch, 'near Pescadero.

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Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Bell of Sar Francisco spent a in PCS cadcro recently the guests Mr.

and Mrs. Edwai-d Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Morass of San Francisco spent the week end as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Al bcrt Blomqulst, at their home i Pescadero. Mrs. Delphina Goularte an Tony Vnrgar of San Jose were re cent guests in Pescadero of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Jla'chado and Mr and Mrs.

Frank Mrs. of-Pcscadcr was in Stockton last iv'ctk, attend ing the annual convention Nnlive Daughters of the Golden West. She represented the Ano Nuove parlor of Pescadero at the convention. James and Mrs Walter Anderson of San Mateo were recent guests at the Pcsca Jero home of Mrs. Frank G.

Wil iamson. and Mrs. William Renshaw of San Francisco were -in Ha Uoon Bay recently, Mrs" Kenshnw's parents, Mr. and Mrs John W. Gilcrest.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Silva Sr. of Half Moon Bay spent a recent week end with relatives in San Jose. Mr.

and L. Carter and -heir two children of 'Half Moon Bay left recently for Fortuna where they plan to spend the summer visiting relatives and friends Ir. Carter is principal of the Half Moon Bay grammar school. Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Silva were guests of Mr. and Mrs Jarnett at their home in Morgan iill. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett were ormer residents of Half Moon Bay.

Mrs. Dorothy Gunn and Henry ft. me of Belmont were rec-n1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Canadas at their home in Pilarcitos canyon.

Miss "Margaret Shoults enter- a ned the Now and Then club at he home of her sister.vMrs. C. A. javalli, in Half Moon Bay recent- J- Helen Rad.bough and Mrs. Mamie Canaiias jron prizes at the affair.

S. Machado, San Gregorio rancher, was in Half Moon Bay recently, transacting business. Mrs: Frinik or Half Moon Bay were 'in Redwood dty recently on business. Mr. Fetter is Half Moon Bay agent for the P.

G. and E. anrl-Mrs. Frank Rotelli and family of San Francisco and Miss Anna Castanho of Oakland were recent visitors at the Half Moon Bay home of Jlr. and Mrs.

John A. Bettencourt Sr. D. David.jSan Francisco real- estate man, was on the coastside recently on business. Eugene Kerrick, recently graduated with.

honors from the Mountain View grammar school, is Half Moon Bay with his father, i. E. Derrick, where he will spend the summer. Mrs. Edna Benson and her mother, Mrs.

Claud A. Cook of Half Moon Bay, were in San Matco re- jently, shopping anS visiting friends. ON VACATION City Attorney and Mrs. John F. avis of Burlingame will leave for a week's vacation at an la Cruz.

Times-Want Ads Bring Results 1 JLfJ By HENRY McLEMORE 4 MlaCI C'orrrxlHiBrtraf 1 CONVENTION DELPHIA, June (IP)-- Demo crats of the national converitioi assembled today, seriously 'consid ering appointment of the. Marqu of Queensberry as honorary per manent chairman of all future ses sions. If the who passed tc his. reward years ago, is chosen nnd then finds it impossible tc serve, it ia believed the Democrats will move that his set of prize fighting rules be submitted foi the parliamentary code. Will Use Referees The gavel of the speaker's platform will then be replaced by ring bell.

Ushers will don the con ventional gray shirts and pants ol fight referees. Such a set up would'have lielpec greatly last night when a group Al Smith heavyweights and young Jeffersonian Democrats staged, ar elimination tournament in section A of the fop gallery. The delegates moved on the hall early today with the bright ligjit of anticipation in their' eyes. IE was understood that the party's "surprise" nomination for tho 1936 presidential race would IHJ un'- wrapped in a nominating speech. Rumor was spreading fast that 'a New Yorker out of Hyde Park named Franklin D.

Roosevelt would get it. Worth a Dime The gamblers apparently placed great faith in the rumor, for they were offering 1,000,000 to 1 against anybody else. Many of the de e- gates took a dime's worth of this, figuring that 10 cents against 5100,000 was always a good bet. The nominating speech was to be Followed by half a hundred seconding speeches. This gives some faithful party workmen their' "nio- in the sun." The trouble'with is they will try to stay the "sun" until they get a sunstroke.

Last night was one of tremendous revelry and many of the dele- came right to the convention hall from the night clubs. One rentleman arrived with a plate Welsh rarebit (obviously an early morning order in a gay spot) an! was immediately besieged by fam ishcd comrades, demanding they Six Inquests Set for Tuesday 1 cttr REDWOOD CITY, June Inquests-info six recent deaths will- be held next Tuesday at the La'yng ind Tinney mortuary here, Coun- Coroner William Crosby announced today. Inquests will start Inquiries will be made into the deaths of: Leslie B. ReJmond, 36, who died a mysteriously incurred skull racture Monday night, Mrs. Adele Rich, Redwood City woman who died Tuesday following I'two-week's illness complicated by njuries received in a Bayshore ac- idenE June IB.

William Thomas, 67, who died ast Saturday 'from injuries received when atruck'by an automo- ile near Redwood City. Paul Gronados, 50, fatally in- Jred by an automobile in Menlo Paik Saturday night. Eulyses Meginness, 60, Wiled when he on rocks while fish- ng at Redwood City Sunday. Rea Harkness who died early 'esterday of a heart attack at his ome in Dumbarton Oaka. Stork Visits Alldis Family in Burl.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alldis of I avenue, Burlingame, or ay were receiving congratula- lons on the birth of a son in Mills Icraorial hospital Monday. The hild, who will be named Robert Alldis is their first. Mrs.

Ildis is the former Sophie Zuras aughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Zuras of Burlingame. Foster Bakeries 1404 Broadway 1354 Burl.

73 Third Ave Phone 6854 Phone 7317 Phone 6840 Week -End Specials FRIDAY SATURDAY BRAN OR CORN MUFFINS Dozen 26c VERMONT A A A Each 48c LEMON CHIFFON PIE Each 27c Litre Open-Face APRICOT PIE Each BUTTER ROLLS Dozen 18c ASSORTED LAYER CAKE SQUARES Each35c ASSORTED COFFEE CAKES 4forl5c be given half 'of it. them aside, saying: "iioya, -I'm not on hL.rcs." Getting: into the hull no jji-eat problem, for keepers, very, very stri matter of correct badge els Rt the first of the finally grown weary of i gained admittance flashing an imposing tising disc distributed concern. And two soldi flash of their exper medals, walked right platform. Early arrivals at the were treated to the sifih ionnbly dressed, fashiar gentleman, outstretche stone steps of the builc peacefully, Sonic one. (perhaps art eritic) had placed scrawled placard on his injr: "Stew descending the Some Reading Inside the hall ama makers offered 2 to 1 tl picture of Thomas which hangs just in fr speakers platform, and exposed to every decib tor leal sound, would co before the final adjoun ask for nn aspirin.

The Democratic publ mittee, which has laid rage of literature opening-, come out somcly bound, limited ed "Boondoggling the SI 125,000 Memphis Dog I 3ther Stories," today. llustrated, it would add to any parade if torn in used as confetti. LOMIT J. JE 232 San LOJIITA PARK, Ju Twenty-three graduate given diplomas last Fr iiing at the exercises a mita -Park Grammar sc March of Time was th of the program and wa by Miss'Schaeffer. A mes the school board was Claude Brown, while Su ent Earl Kuhn and Prin each gave short talks.

1 presented to the elass Magee, presiden can awards were by Percy Cavanaugh to Mowry and Jack Lewis. Mrs. Edna C. Lockwoo mel waa the week-end Mrs. E.

J. Heilley ol Loir Among those present birthday of Sin. Harry on Saturday were Mrs. Mrs. P.

Saidack, Mrs. meyer, Mrs. V. Holmes, inguez, George John Noll Dooson of San Ma W. E.

Ba S. Hunter, Mrs. tt'Harl Mrs. G. Storer.

The Tuesday evening the Lomita Park Civic club, which waa held at of Mrs. K. A. Hunter was a discussion of flowers a Mr. and Mrs.

James were among the guests a ast evening honoring the anniversary of Mr. and Gibson of San Francisco 1 Josephine Flan Santa Helena avenue was Jjured i a week-end ac northern part of Fl.nag.n if now 1 ntal in Livermore, the Lomita scout troop attending camp at Pescadero incl S' B'Uy Wiess and A son was born to IHiimimmiiimiijiiuriuri! (CITY Until Kenner, Prop. BROILERS Pnnrr ROLLED FRESH GR ILAMBSTE Genuine Sfrtrnf i fWA Corn'd I BONELESS I BEEFTONt 1 LEGS FOR! I SHOULDEE SMOKED 1411 Mil HlllfltlUHIJIUIimill He M-n i to split in the merely by a waggish a hastily Jefferson Profusely North Burlingame KAY BUENS, Correspondent Phone Burliugame 5368 The A. J. Itapp family have re turned to their home on Oxforo voad after enjoying week's tri up through Northern California.

Sir. James R. TatteraaH u. Bailcyanna road, Hillsborough wi niovo to Pnlo Alto where he make his permanent homo. Mr.

and Mrs, Arthur C. Moh and family of Chula Vista avenu will leave toomrrow for (Joltl Lake Plumas county, to spend a vacation. Mrs. Myra Humburg and fam ily of Covtcz avenue arc plannin Lo leave the first of July for Pa citic Grove where they will vaca tion for a month. The Raimund B.

AVui-litaer fam ily of Vista road, Hillsborough, ar caving the Peninsula this week fo slate of Maine and intend remain away for two months. of Baileyann road, Hillsborough, was host las Saturday evening at a dlnne iarty honoring Bobby 'Anderso Hillsborough who has moved Los Angeles. The were the friends quests invite honorcc guest and after the dinner the rounpr people journeyed up to th 3t. Francis hotel where they en oyed dancing, Miss Marjoria Nunez is down louth visiting Mrs. Howard.

Me Pherson who is a former rcsidcn of North Burlingame. The N. E. Harrison family Vista avenue will go. to Ho nolulu in the near future, intend ng to reside there permanently.

Miss Lillian Weeks of Cortez avenue sailed this week on the Monterey on a tour of the South J. JENNINGS, Correspondent 232 San Diego Lomlta Park the keynote? written given by by Mrs Virginia nita Park. at the Rodgcrs L. Bird, A. Hoff- -ateo, Mrs.

a Park boy Mrs. A. Brandt, a former Lomita Park resident now living in Miilbrae, or Tuesday at tne Mills Memorial hospital. Mrs. A.

Hoffmeyer was recently hostess a dinner for Charles Li esc, Chauncey Wadsworth and Mrs. Clara Early yesterday Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Mowry and family left -on vacation trip to Yellowstone National parkl On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. entertained'Mr. and 5trs.

Earl Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wiser, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Lawry, Mr. and Mrs. E. and Mrs. J.

Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. O. Oehm, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rodgers and Mr. Flint. The evening was spent in singing and playing bridge and whist. High score for the gentlemen was won by Mr. Harry nodgers, and the ladies award went to Mrs.

Fred A supper was later served to the guests. Miss Miriam Skcllenger Is an Episcopal league convention this week at Asitimar as a delegate, St. Matthew's church of San Mateo. The Lomita Park Democratic Women's club was the first of the Mateo county units to hold a dinner in honor of President Roosevelt. The dinners are to be held throughout the county up to the eve of the election.

A capacity crowd attended the affair which -ook place Monday evening at Yellow Cat restaurant in Lomita Park. The Speaker of the evening was Chauncey Tramutolo, prominent Atherton attorney, who er- plained the electoral vote of the slates, talked of the adrainistra- 10n, and later answered any questions put to him. Miss Barbara Skellenger has' ro- to her home on Santa I)o- minga avenue, from San Jose, where she is attending the State college. 21 St. TeL San MaUo 231 FLAV-O-RITE- iiiiiiUHinumiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHimiiiiiiiMiiiiiumiiiT Seas, Australia and New Zealand Weeks will be away for sixty days, tho period of timo itwilltaki to make the round trip.

Last Wednesday evening the P. J. Gallagher homo at 1701 Broadway was the scene of great celebration. The sons, daughters, randchildren and relatives of rs. Alice Gallagher of San Francisco, gathered together to surprise her on the occasion of her -eighty-second birthday.

After beoing greatly surprised, upon finding all her family assembled to greet her, Mrs. Gallagher was the honored guest at the lovely dinner party that followed. The relatives who joined in the surprise affair were Miss Anna Gallagher of San Francisco, Mr. Charles Gallagher of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Carlson of Sonoma. Mrs. Grace Gordon of Miami, Florida. Miss Peggy Gallagher, Miss Arlene Gallagher, MiS3 Phyliss Lloyd, Miss Esther Dougherty, Charles Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallagher, all of Burlingame. Mrs. Frank Dougherty of Cortez avenue is the daughter of Mrs.

Gallagher and Mr. Peter Gallagher of Broadway is her son. San Carlos to Improve Road SAN CARLOS, June 26 J. French company of Burlingame was awarded the contract last night by the city council to furnish 'he city with its new police car. The price was 5880.

The city is allowed for the old Brittan avenue, second main ar- of the city, is to be improved according to Asa Hull. The road serves 30 homes. The city voted contribute toward its im- irovement. Realtors will make up he difference. The work is to cost 1400.

City Clerk Mrs. Lillian Lynch was given permission to leave the tate on her vacation; and City Treasurer B. A. Lindberg was au- horized to draw a warrant for ayment of interest on municipal tends. Action was taken to have City Engineer Robert A.

Klassen set takes for removal of a dangerous ruva at Orange and- Chestnut treets and estimate cost of put- ing in curb. Deeds and easements ave all been recorded. Foreman Charles Gorse waa instructed to remove shrubs in order to make 'reparations for the work. S. W.

Crozier, realtor of Red- rood City, asked the board for a ermit to erect i gasoline service tation for his clent at the intei Goggin Remains In British Open Golf Willie Goggin of San Bruno, was one of four Americans to qualify today for the final 36 holes of play in tho British open golf championship at Hoylake, England, United Press Goggin shot a 18 this morning for a total of 152. The field of C2 qualifiers was led by Bill Cox, British Ruder cup star, and James Adams of Scotland who were bracketed at Hi. The qualifying mark was 15G. Times Want Ads Bring Results AWFUL ARTHRITIS PAINS RELIEVED BY VAN-TAGE! Stockton Lady Gave Up Hope of Relief--Then Tried a a and Pains Vanished in One Wk! New Mediciria Acts on Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. Arthrtis is a difficult ailment treat, yet many Jocal sufferers have testified to the druggists at Pope's Drug Store, 303 where so much Van-Tage Medicine is being sold, that this Formula of 21 Roots and Herbs and 0 Scicn- My pains were hardly bearable," writes Mrs.

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