The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 70

THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER SUNDAY. MAY 22. 1921 3 "QUEENS" ALREADY, ONE MAY RULE BALL BOOSTER BALL TO BE STELLAR IeIeJ Miss -Connecticut street, San Francisco, Miss Virginia street, Vallejo. Miss Baker street, San Francisco. ENTRY BLANK QUEEN OF THE BOOSTER BALL Please enter as candidate for Queen of the Booster Ball Name Address City and County Occupation Each entry must be accompanied by a photograph of the candidate.

Address entries to Booster Beauty Contest Editor, San Francisco "Examiner." Inclose self-addressed stamped envelope if you wish photograph returned. SOCIAL EVENT BOflSTERFEIE TO B-B FUND $1,000 a Month for 3 Years Quota for Restaurants to Aid Plan to Advertise San Francisco Queen of Wondrous Carnival to Socially -Inclined to Enjoy Big Festivity Before Hieing to Mountain or Seaside Points Be Selected From Among the Most Strikine: in All State There has been a long succession Of queens on the thrones of Califor cur, curr RADIUM ORE Bla, but the queen of the Booster Ball is to be queen of them nil. She Is to be chosen from among the most beautiful women to be found in the Although she is to rule but for a day, the honor is one that will UNITETOBOOST aot soon be forgotten. The contest for the selection of a flueen draws to a close. One week from Tuesday night the hundreds of photographs received will be turned over to the Judges.

After that day no further candidates will be listed. The selection of the queen will take place the first week in June. That will leave a fortnight for the one i if i IX rr -j 1 ill i' i liv i i i r'f rfft--'fi'is I'm i'Btf iayri'ii'i'i I'l'tT ffft-, iV We Wnilf 'Y' I l'' iff ir-'tV- Vil-j-' ItifWil i1 w--y-----J-i-r--m 'r chosen to prepare for the ceremony of ascending to the Booster throne. NEW ENTRIES ARRIVE. New cities and counties are con tinually entering the race.

Today FOR 11 CURIE WASHINGTON, May 21. Mm. Marie Curie, the Polish scientist, who received a gram of radium yesterday from President Harding, set in motion today the machinery of the new low temperature laboratory of the Bureau of Mines. A distinguished gathering of Government officials and prominent scientists from all parts of the country was present to welcome Mme. Curie and to witness the dedication ceremonies.

Due to fatigue, which made it impossible for her to remain at the laboratory more than a few minutes, Mme. Curie was unable to deliver a dedicatory address. The ceremonies were curtailed, Mme. Curie replying briefly to addresses of welcome by Dr. H.

Foster Bain, director of the bureau, and Dr. R. B. Moore, chief chemist of the bureau. Later she pressed the button that set in motion the complicated machinery of the laboratory.

On behalf of Gordon Kimball of Ouray, Mme. Curie was presented with a large specimen of Car-nottte ore, from which radium is obtained, said by scientists to be one of the finest specimens of radium- There is to be one more bis burst of festivity before everyone packs up and is off to the country or the mountains for summer vacations. It is the Booster Get-Acquainted Ball on June 18. That event follows the closing of the schools by a week and will be probably the last great social function until another season opens in the fall. The Booster Ball, however, is much more than that.

It is being planned as one of the biggest public festivals that has been held here In any year. This embraces all of California from the Tehachapi to the Oregon line and everybody is Invited. ALL MAY PLAY. It is not necessary to be Invited to take part in the program. All Call-fornians have a chance to play in this big pageant.

The committee has asked everyone to come in costumes typical of California, That one item of the program will make the ball a glowing spectacle. Invitations have been sent to all Incorporated cities in the area included to send official representatives to the Booster Ball. Other towns and communities that have not been thus addressed are urged to take part and their representatives will be made equally welcome. San Francisco hopes to play host to the Boosters of the State. The Civic Auditorium will be arranged to accommodate 12,000 guests and there will be free entertainments that will accommodate many more.

OLD PORTOLANS. Headquarters of the Booster Ball committee are now open at 764-6 Phelan building. Members of the old Portola committee are in charge of arrangements. The B-B Campaign committee has given its approval to all the plans and is inviting its entire membership to participate and assist in every way possible in making the ball one of San Francisco's most notable festivals. Col.

Thornwell Mullally, chairman of the ball committee, promises a lot of interesting announcements for this week. He has been actively engaged for ten days in completing arrangements and tnat this be made California's greatest demonstration of loyalty, enthusiasm and civic pride. WIGS TOUPEES Transformations of my make are ventilated, porous, perspiration -proof, made frrftn puient hair Defy detection. Improve your appearance. Careful and personal attention given each SACRAMENTO, May 21.

Addresses favoring a more definite organized movement designed to bring the rural and city sections of the State together in the interest of development of all resources were delivered today at the gathering of several hundred leaders in the agricultural and industrial activities, together with representation from the California Development Association and the California Industries' Association, federated, and chambers of commerce from numerous cities. CONCERTED ACTION. Closer contact among the diversified industries of the State In the interests of concerted action toward development was urged by President W. J. Dutton of the Development Association.

"What the Country Expects of the City" and "Marketing of Agricultural Products" were discussed this morning by B. M. Ras-tall of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, and G. Harold Powell of Los Angeles, respectively. "Agriculture and industry are mere separate expressions of the same broad, general interest and one cannot profit at the expense of the other," Frederick J.

Koster, a manufacturer of San Francisco, today told the meeting. STRENGTH IN UNIT. "Our very necessity forces upon us a real co-operation," he said. "We know that we have unlimited assets, but we must learn that we can use them advantageously only by organizing effectively and milliner to As an evidence of the attitude of restaurant and cafe men of Saa Francisco towards the B-B adver tising campaign for $1,200,000, the organization of this group is now be ing effected, according to John Epplnger. president of the San Francisco Restaurant Association.

Eppinger is chairman of a campaign committee of five that' will solicit cafe men for a quota of $1,000 a month. Other members of the committee are: J. F. Douglass, C. A.

Hell-wig, Z. W. White and J. L. Lewis-ton.

This quota will be applied to all the restaurant and cafe interests of the community irrespective of membership in the restaurant association, as it is the desire the B-B Campaign Committee to make the "booster" movement thoroughly representative of San Francisco aa a whole. The quota of 1,000 a month is to be distributed over the group and individual subscriptions may be paid monthly or annually or In one lump sum covering a period of three years. "We are making rapid progress in the organization of our group," said Eppinger. "After several conferences and a discussion of the situation in all of its aspects, we are assured that no dlfllculty whatever will be experienced in raising the quota allocated to the restaurant and cafe Interests of San Francisco. "The members of this group are keenly alert to the need for com-miv advancement and we have the great confidence in the wise development of this advertising plan, which is based on building up San Francisco commercially and industrially through the development of the tributary communities of the Interior.

"The restaurants and cafea have always been on the front line. In all undertakings for the general community good and they cart be relied upon to the fullest extent in this present undertaking." 1 Eppinger said that within the next few days an announcement will be made of the organization' of a general of thirty-five men from his group who will 'be marshalled to put over the financial campaign of the restaurant and cafe Interests. Jap Slashes Throat. K. O.

Akado, 1814 Post street; a Japanese, 23 years of age, attempted suicide yesterday by cutting his throat. He was taken to the Central Emergency Hospital. Physicians there said he will recover. Akado is said to have made the attempt oft account of ill health. rrom Tulare, far south in the San Joaquin Valley, there comes the first candidate, and to the North the contest cannot extend farther without Crossing the line Into Oregon.

And still there Is room fo hundreds more of candidates. The judges want to have all the beautiful women of the State represented be fore them when they undertake the selection of the most beautiful. There are no conditions to prevent anyone from taking part. It is not a question of securing votes or of exerting any other effort than to send in the holographs. ULES ON CONTEST.

These are the rules: 1 The contest Is open to all women residents of California from the Tehachapi to the Oregon line. 2 Select a photograph of yourself (or ask the most beautiful girl you know to send hers,) fill out the blank published daily in "The Examiner" and send both to the Booster Beauty Contest Editor. 3 Be sure to write your name and address on the back of the photograph as well as in the blank, so that it always may be identified. 4 If you wish the photograph re 'bearing ore ever obtained in the Miss Miss G. Miss Delaware street, Berkeley, North street, Tulare.

California street, San Francisco. United States. Mme. Curie said the specimens would be placed in her museum in Paris. The laboratory dedicated by Mme.

Curie was constructed for the purpose of obtaining scientific data for use in connection with Government helium plants and to furnish a labo Attacker of Girl, 12, Not Byxbee Slayer Earl Ferrell, arrested in a house gether. We are the trustees for a Stanford Military Men Get Honors STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 21. The second -annual military tournament of the Stanford R. O. T.

C. artillery unit was held here today. The field day was opened with a review of the battery by General C. H. Muir, Colonel M.

N. Fall, and Lieutenant-Colonel R. S. Fitch. Three members of the unit were presented reserve commissions in Orphanage Charges Mother Took Son HE ALDS BURG, May 21.

A warrant has been issued in Judge M. Vaughn's court, Santa Rosa, sworn to by W. T. Bruce, superintendent of the Salvation Army Orphanage at Lytton, near Healdsburg, charging Mrs. Maggie Sparks of Fresno with having taken away her own 9-year-old son.

who was consigned to the orpjianage several months ago byor-ier of the Superior Court of Fresno. It Is said that she has returned to Fresno, but did not have the child. It Is believed she has left him with friends. turned inclose self -addressed stamped envelope. 6 Photographs of candidates will be published in "The Examiner" but the names will be withheld until the winning candidate is selected.

6 -The queen will be selected from among the candidates by a committee of Judges consisting of artists and experts, solely upon the basis of securing the most beautiful woman in California. CADILLAC EXPERT REP. Work clone .1 mur own arn. All make. -Mrtntrad.

W. Busmtlar, 417 Qoufb. Ukt 2651. AdL ratory where American scientists may have the best known apparatus for conducting low temperature experiments. Orlow Black, Editor Of Is Dead Orlow Black, San Francisco newspaperman and for several years the editor of "Overland," a monthly magazine, died.

Friday night, in the University of California Hospital. He has been ill for many months. at 1519 Pacific avenue for an attack on a 12-year-old girl, is not the slayer of Alice Byxbee. Virginia Thompson, who witnessed the slaying of Alice Byxbee on the night of April 1 In Buena Vista Park, looked at Ferrell in the City Prison yesterday and said he was not the man. Evelyn Lyons, who also was attacked by the Byxbee slayer in Golden Gate Park, also saw Ferrell and said he was not the man.

Ferrell recently escaped from an insane asylum. great natural wealth, needful for the use of men, and we must rise to the fullest sense of our responsibility." Koster held that the meeting "must emphasize the unity of the State." Spain Honors Sarah Bernhardt. MADRID, May 20. Sarah Bernhardt today was decorated with the Cross of Alfonzo XII. King Alfonso will receive Mme.

Bernhardt when she returns to Madrid from Malaga. the army by President Ray Lyman Wilbur. The men receiving the commissions were J. T. McMenamin, first lieutenant, and W.

A. B. Hayne, uumuiricr na. you iook younger; can sleep In them. Only experts em- Sloyed.

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