Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 13

rn PER MONTH I IP DAILY' AND -MV-, SUNDAY Second Section VOL. LXXXV OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1916. NO. 137. Dimpled Knees ELEANOR GATES IN LAW'S TANGLE Ruled Off Beach O-- -0 DIVORCE DECREES WORR A UTHOR Atlantic City Makes WORTH RYOER MAY SUCCEED PROF.

HARSHE Seeks Annulment of Match With Dick. Tully9 First Wife Parts From Hubby No. 2 I1K EliEANOR GATES MOORE xy v-! Evidence In the form of an authenti New Summer Rule ATLANTIC CITY, X. July 7. Summer maids, with dimpled knees, must stop parading the beach In chorus girl aquatic costumes.

This was the order banded down, the first reform edict of. the season, iind today mackintosh man is saving the modesty of the conservative. Dally processions of pretty girls in abbreviated "surf attire" have been stopped and blushing cops have been appointed censors of beach raiment. Coming from the department of public safety, the order is regarded as sinister. 1914, Mrs.

signed bv Suuperlor Judge Waste, Moore No. 1 was awarded $100 a L. First Craft Is Ordered More to Be cated copy of an Interlocutory decree of divorce obtained In Alameda county January 7, 1914, by Florence K. Moore from Frederick F. Moore, -who is now a maga-rlne editor In New York, will be introduced In the suit now penimg at White Plains, N.

brought by Mrs. Eleanor Gates Moore, formerly wife of Hlcharri month permanent alimony, the "order still being in force, and the custody of her 4-year-old daughter. Subsequently Tully, the playright, married Miss Gladys C. Hanna of Toronto Civic Committee Has Funds for Relief of Families Young Berheley Painter Mentioned as New Art Curator a year ago. Eleanor Gates Tully had married Moore within two months of her divorce from Tully.

Bhe and her Merchants Contribute to Painter Faculty Member Walton Tully, playrlght, in an attempt to secure annullment of her marrlaga to fit Moore, which took place In the East 'Jn October, 1914, before his final decree had been entered in the local courts. 1 With the filing of toe" suit by' Mrs. Moore it has now come to llfiht that for some time past she has not been living with her second husband, her explana- City Is Made Center 1 Great Water Deal second husband formed a publishing company and made home in Riverside drive. New York. Purse in Appreciation of Patriotism of College City Crafts School MARRIED AT COLLEGE.

Mrs. Tully best known as Eleanor BOAT WING RACE FOR GIRL'S LIFE iiuii u'bi one uin mi nesire to Gates, the author of "The Foor Little Rich She married Tully while they were both students at the University of California. Tullv wrote "The Rose of one (uuu-ion vessel unaer continue the reiat nnshln" Worth Ryder, one of the best known of the younger artists in the cast bay colony, seems likely to be appointed by, the board of library di With $1826.25 on hand as the nucleus for a fund for the relief nd rare of dependents of members of the National Guard, Oakland Is expressing In a tangible farm its appreciation of the patriotism and loyalty of the men who are encamped on the Mexican border for the protection of the frontier menaced by the uncertain attitude of the, southern republic. The following contributions have been received by the Chamber of the "The Bird of Paradise," the Tentmaker" and other plays. differences between he and his literary wife were more of a 'temperamental" nature than otherwise, he explained.

Frederick Moore has to his credit "The Devil's Admiral" and other novels. He' la at present editor of the Argosy In New York. i County Clerk George E. Gro.s today construction at the Moore Scott existing conditions. These condltirns shipyards in Oakland and two 90Q0-' J'er? Jhat wilen fho "iarrlK.d nlm hf ton vpwioI.

hin final divorce decree from Richard Walton ton yessels b.Ing built Jn TuIly nad not been p.anle(1 nilrl Moore K. btolt-Nlelsen, one of the leading final decree had not been granted his wife shipping men in the world, with head- Jn Berkeley. At the time of their mar-quarters, at Haugesund, Norway, Is riage she understood that the ceremony planning what will probably be the vai legal, bolng performed in another most extensive shipbuilding program state from that In which the two dialer launched by a single firm on theivorces werejy-aiited. Pacific Coast. The Oakland ship, as Ws "GROUCHY." oon as completed, will be loaded for- Moore hlmstf an author of some London, and another will be started, i note- Hls flrst wlfo as a Fresno girl, How many ships will be built by the married at the home of her K'nrwpilnn miittl.miiiiinaiM parent there on August 20.

But Makes Record Run in. China Seas That Operation May Be Performed. SAN FRANCISCO, July 7. With the Commerce committee on military J. A.

Beaver 1.50 Clearing; House As- mailed an authenticated copy of the Mcore interlocutory decree to Attorneys Sporhord and Connolly of Port Chester, N. who represent the second Mrs. Moore In her annullment proceedings. It is understood in advices from New York that the Moore's Intend to remarry in New York when their marital tangle has been straightened out by the courts. been He ia planning; to have" two the wedding while beeominr peevish over household affairs.

i life of a girl at stake, the steamer Km-I press of Russia ran a race from Nagasaki to Manila and The girl was Miss VtIt Cnmnholl Hfu 1 they were still living In Fresno and- soclutlon 1000.00 Oakland TRIRI'XK 250.00 vessels built as fast as yards are she aaid, when she asked him to pay the coal bill on his way uptown he subsequently In their home at 1219 Grove ready to take contracts, ttnd is planning-' one of the most remarkable H. C. Capwcll Company 200.00 street, Berkeley, began to, show a she alleged that he disposition. i Mrs. Sidney Cloman and the trip was made in forty-six hours, a record for the run.

Miss Campbell was stricken' ty nc'nte Oakland Knnulrer 100.00 Kahn Brothers 100.00 KdMon F. Adams. 100.00 irKo C. Pardee 50.00 Victor H. Mt'Ualf 50.00 Wll i.

Ady 25.00 replied that he would do it "when he tot good and ready." Also, she testified, he forbade her talking to her neighbors because they made too much noise. Finally, she relatedt'-ner husband mortgaged their furniture and In -February, ISlSv left her and went to New York, where he later married Mrs. Tully. In the interlocutory decree of January, lessor Says fleets of freight steamers In world. The details of the extensive plan 1" were confirmed this morning by Captain D.

O. Dietrichson, who is in Oakland superintending the construction of the vessel now on the ways, and which be will assume command of. I appendicitis, Just out of. Nagasaki, en route from Vancouver to the Philippines rectors to succeed Robert B. Harshe as curator of the museum and art gallery.

Ryder's qualification for the position were urged by numerous persons at a meeting of the library board last evening. Final action was deferred to a later date. Most enthusiastic urging of Ryder for the position came from members of the California Art Association, who were in attendance and -to whose number Ryder belongs. Especially emphatic in his behalf was Professor Frederick V. Meyer of the art department of the Oakland schools and principal of the- California School of Arts and Crafts at Berkeley, of the faculty of which Ryder Is a member.

Ryder- is peculiarly a product of the east bay section. His home for many years has been In rkeley, where he was graduated from the Berkeley High school and where he attended the University of California In the class, of 1909. Subsequently he went to the Continent to complete his education. He studied for five years in Paris, Berlin and Munich, most of the time at the German centers. Returning, he was elected to the faculty of the California School of Arts and Crafts, where he conducts life classes.

The former curator was among those who appreciated Ryder's qualifications for the position and expected that the Berkeley instructor might succeed him. The assistant position of curator of the natural science division is also to be conferred, and Paul Fair, a Stanford graduate of recent years, has been suggested by Harshe and others for the position. Ro Join her uncle and aunt. Facilities for Music Smells! Onions, Hash and Rag Time Odors Captain Dietrichson Is one of the best known master mariners. He has traveled to every pwrt in the world, ran.

HhlpJhrough blockades during the present war to every port of call, has visited England, France and Germany during- the war and has succeeded in carrying cargoes to all ports in safety. He was held by the Ger-' mans for several "days oh one of his OAKLAND fIRST' IS AUGUST'S SLOGAN the serious operation that was necessary were lacking, so orders were given by the captain of the Empress of Russia to travel as fast as possible to Manila In an effort to save the girl's life. The steamer maintained a speed of twenty knots an hour and made the trip In forty-six hours, arriving at the goal in record time. All port regulations were dispensed with and wISiln an hour Miss Campbell had been successfully operated Upon. The story of the race was brought here by Mr.

and Mrs. Leigh Sypher who returned from Manila on the Empress of Russia by 'way of Vancouver. Boy Chooses to Die With Mother "I Want to Go Too, Lad Says LOS ANGELES, July' JIMimmt is dead atld'I wanted to dT with her," Is the excuse sixteen-year-old James Saint Uizler gave yesterday for his attempt at suicide, after' he had been rushed to St. Catherine's hospital at Santa Monica. It Is feared by the physicians that his will will be gratified, for, he swallowed a quant tity of boracic acid and acetanllid.

James and his mother moved into 24 Dudley-avenue, Venice, about a week ago." It is thought they came from, Los Angeles. Mrs. Saint Dizler was in a dying condition. She passed away about 2:30 o'clock yestirday afternoon. ront moxths' service.

It is probable that the militia forces will be kept in service for at least four months, unless a -definite cessation of Mexican disturbances is assured. During this time the families of guardsmen whose regular Income has been cut off will be the victims of economic pressure, and it is the duty of Qakland citizens to this situa'tlon. Some firms have guaranteed the continuance of salaries to suchr of their employes as are in the ranks, but thia eair net be done in all instances. The Alameda City Council has agreed to co-operate with the Chamber of Commence in looking after the families of the members of Com pany and in the despatch of various comforts to the troops on the border. Other bay cities ar engaged In the same work.

COMMITTEES A sub-committee, headed by Wal trips, but released when It was discovered that his Norwegian government papers were correct. IyOOSA STOIT. The vessel being constructed in CHICAGO, July 7. Robert W. Stevens, director of music at the Chicago ancw use for the human nose today smelling music.

Each kind of music has a dls- tjucttve smell, Stevens said. The Sousa march has a piercing sharp odor, "Sampson" smells like onions and ragtime like hash, for Instance. Merchants Plan Celebration for Week of Boosting Home Goods. Oakland will be known as the Louisa Rtolt. and will be a ftrst-class steel CRVISKR ARRIVES.

VTLLE FRANCHE, Fra nee, Julv 7. The United States cruiser Pes Moines arrived here today from the Near Khst. plans for the "Try, pakland First" week celebration, to be conducted In Oakland "finder the- Joint-auspices of the Manufacturers and New Industries Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the Merchant' Exchange, were made therefore win continue to spend money here, meaning the employment of many men, FOB WHAUXG, "The industry, Is another big industry right now, with whale freighting vessel, equipped with wireless and every facility of modern hipping. It was started by the Rolph Coal and Navigation Company and fchen sold to the Norwegian shipping rin. The framework has already been constructed and September 1 will lee the vessel launched If work: progresses as It "The "ship Industry today is the pr.eatest in the, world and has been ever since the war started," declared Taptaln Dietrichson.

"The shippers. re having ships built wherever they can, for there Is more demand than ter H. Lelmert, is engaged It) enroll lnir subscriptions, and another com mittee under Mrs. Mark L. Requa has charge of the distribution of money mSm last flight at the meeting fthe Manu faoturers' Committee.

A few. later James went into the bathroom of the apartment where there was a medicine chest. Shortly afterwards he was found in a semi-unconscious condition on the water front by Officer CarHllo, who rushed him to the hospital. The father is said to be in France, where he has financial Interests. and supplies.

Every citizen of Oak i ne celebration will he held in A Jand can do. his part in helping this ana will be in the nature of an educa oil going up nearly 200 per cent. Oakland, I understand. Is to profit heavily in this business through a firm planning to make this city its tional movement to how to the people. of tnere are raciuties for Dig snip con-; base In whaling work.

Your Alaska tructlon. Anything that has to do Parkers ane another big factor here." with the water sfems to be on the as-i The big ship will be launched by cendant and realizing this Stolt-Nlel- the owner of the vessel himself, ac-en Is becoming a power in the navl-! cording to present plans, as he plans ration world. It means much' for this to -come to the coast to Inspect his roast, of course, because he has been, -ships and send the Oaklahd vessel on hie to get ships started here, and its trial trip personally. committee. The Chamber of Commerce committee composed- of Victor H.

Metcalf, Stuart S. Hawley, G. B. Daniels, B. A.

Forsterer and Dr. A. S. Firms who have guaranteed regular salaries to guardsmen employees during their service are: The TRIBCNE, Roos the Owl Drug Company, the Goodrich Rubber Company, the American Tobacco Company, P. Lorillard Company, Sherwin-: Williams Paint Company.

Pacific Gas1 and Electric Company, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, and I Splendid' Silk Values Chiffon Taffetas Gros de Londres Regular $2.00 a Yard Julien Liebes Will Probated by Widow SAX FRANCISCO. "July 7. The wilKof Julien Liebes, of the firm of H. Liebes Company, who was in the surf at Long Beach July 2, filed for probate by his widow, Mrs. Sophie leaves an estate valued at $21,300 to her, with the uaKiana what Its merchants and Industries have to offer.

will In- no sense be an attempt to force Oakland people. It was explained, to buy at home, or In any way seek to oppose the patronizing of any business In any other city In Califor will educate the people In what they can buy in their own county and in their own state, according Jo the plan outlined last night by ChalrmanSohn W. Phillips of the Manufacturers' Committee. A big parade. street Illumination, concert by an Alameda county chorus under the direction of Alexander Stewart, plans for a uniform system of window dressing 'V lS.

If sk (9 fl A I ROYAL SHOE CCX COR. WASHING TON AND 13TH STS. provision that she look out for the the White House and the United Railroads of San Francisco. interests of the two minor sons, George Julien, aged 14, and Martin aged 9. The will asks that the remains be cremated, providing ior an Oakland stores during the week, co-operative advertising urging the Yard wide patterns in checks, polka dots and stripes.

Soft rich quality silks that wear well and are to be had in very stylish colors and patterns. claims of home industry on the people, and other features are planned for the VACATION SHOES war is doing' that Mrs. Liebes is willing. week. The campaign will be handled by I ne property consists of the Liebesi TONIGHT an organization to be formed after the1 nome.

l'ul Broadway, which is val-fashion of a military "system. The com- VeA at JIQ.OOO: 787 shares of stock of n. J-does company, 110, uoo, and mand will be in the hands of the generaJJ IN OUR CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT At Special Prices cash in bank, 21300. Sapphire Brown Rose Leaf Green Truscah Taupe Champagne Gray Reseda Pink ivory Ciel. Silk Section First Floor.

Mrs. Liebes' application to be appointed' administratrix will be heard before Superior Judge Graham July 24. s' Scout Shoes Kirst and Fire Protection instruction to BojKScouts, Salvation Army Barracks. MacObnough Dillon and King, "Johnny Get Your Gun." Orpheum Vaudeville and Nat M. Wills.

Pantages Vaudeville, "Pastimes of the Plains." Franklin Mabel Taliaferro In tare, consisting, or jonn v. rnlllips, Theodore Schlueter, Ti E. Graves, Irving Kahn, John P. Maxwell, Charles Monroe, A. E.

Carter, Carl Sword, E. Calne and W. H. Barry. Under the staff will be captains representing every form ofindustry.

will have charge of the activities of retailers, wholesalers, amusements, manufacturers, professional men and other branches. Under the captains, picked wwer will carry out plans. Meetings will be held next "week to appoint the captains for the campaign. .45 IN tAn chrome WITH ELKSKIN SOLES AND HEELS SUea' CI AC Railway Case Against Davie Again Postponed Hearing of the action brought by W. L.

Chamberlain In behalf of the People of the State of California against Mayor Snow Bird." Oakland "Where Are My Children?" Idora. Park Inland Beach. 8 to 10 White Shoes for Ladies New Models $7.50 the Pair (1) High Cut Lace Shoes of White Washable Kid, with hand-turned soles. Attractive, sensible and (2) White Washable Kid top with Field Mouse Vamps are shoes that are new and smart. Shoe Section First Floor.

Sizes to 10 $1.95 Broadway William Gillett In "Sherlock T. Tlavt klm Holmes. Sizes 11 to 13 Sizes 1 to 2 Sizes 2 to6 $2.20 $2.45 Deputies to Explain Why They Fired Shot MARTINEZ, July 7. Because they FARKWELL FOR PASTOR, A farewell reception will be tendered Rev. P.

J. Quinn, former pastor of St. Andrew's church, tomorrow evening at Knights of Columbus Hall, at 8:30. Rev. Mr.

Quinn was recently transferred by the archbishop to the Irremovable rectorship of St. Anthony's church, East Oakland. lur auegea iaiiure to eniorce me city ordinances in connection with the operatlon'of the Key Route cars over Twelfth street, went over for two weeks when the matter was called before -Superior Judge J. J. Trabucco today.

-Behind the action Is the contention of the Downtown Property Owners' Association that Mayor Davie is holding up a settlement of the Key Route controversy through failure to sign an agreement Double Stamps Daily TILL 12 NOON SINGLE STAMPS AFTERNOONS entered Into by the association which would permit the railway company to in- i TAN WILLOW CALF AND GRAY SMOKED HORSE SKUFFER SHAPE PLAY SHOES High-Grade Corduroy Specially Priced SSc Yard Formerly Sold for $1,25 Yard. This is a duplex corduroy with a fine velvet finish, "shown in the shades of orchid, apple green, flesh pink, rose pink, old rose, shrimp, tan, buff, lavender, purple, Belgium blue, Copen. stall a "switchback" In Twelfth street between FVanklln and Webster streets. took a pot shot at ex-Mayor J. W.

Mc-Clellan and four other well known citizen of this town last Sunday, three deputies of the fish and game commission will have an opportunity qf explaining the mattervto the court. Warrants have been Issued for Tom Duncan of Clayton, who was arrested, and Deputies Bundock of Vallejo and Clary, said to be of Oakland. The sheriff telephoned to the Ush and game commission and advised the' officials that warrants had been Issued for the men, and received a reply to the effect that they would be on hand when the case Is called. $29.50 Sfl.95 For This Experts "Caught" in Long-Distance Chase After a lively chase by telephone. J.

A. Waag and Ralph Tlerney, accounting Sizes to 12 Sizes to 8, Velvet Section First Floor. $2.20 experts for the Pacific Telephone and The game deputies are alleged to have fired several shots In the direction of the Martinez party and then started to searcli them, but did not show their stars until It was demanded of them by the men accosted. Telegraph Company, were by wire last night and today are back in Oakland after a trip to Los Angeles and every station along the line until tliey were finally located. The two experts are auditing the tele- BOYS' GUN METAL CALF BUTTON AND BLUCHER LACE SHOES cm phone system books on the Pacific Dress GoodsSectioni Many New Fabrics and Weaves.

Self Stripe Briiiiantine SI. 00 YARD YARD $1.00 iOriches wide, very stylish. Also in plain colors, the new shadv ings of pastel blues and grays. Victrola VI $25.00 coast. They were ordered from tHelr I headquarters In the Hotel Touralne to Los Angeles.

they had started, the orders were changed. Six 10-inch 75c double, faced Victor Records, .00 $2.00 Sizes 1 to 2 12 selections Sizes OC 2tt to BV4 Sizes to.lSK S29.50 This neautmii machine in your HEAVY New Checks $1.00 YARD YARD $1.00 40-inch black and white checks, barred off with colors of yellow, blue and green. Strictly all-wool. AGENTS FOR BOYS' NEOLIN SOLES SHOES Two Killed; Many Injured in WrecK HATTIESBURG, July 7. The northbound Gulf and Ship Island passenger train was wrecked at Fonda, south of here today, and Engineer Robert Thompson and the fireman were killed and many passengers according to reports received here.

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A most seasonable and useful fabric in the new Shades of purple, green and rose. Iresg (imxlx Section First Floor. QUARTER MllJyIOV CI. AIMS. SAf FRANCISCO, July 7.

Superior Judge Graham this morning officially approved claims aggregating $281,000 against the estate of Thomas H. Williams, owner of the Emeryville racetrack. The claims were passed upon by the widow and administratrix, Beatrice Steele Williams, and represented' notes due the Anglo- Los Angeles Store 513. 'VBroadwav ROYAL SHOE CO. COR.

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