Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 14

11 SATURDAY EVENING OaklanO Ctifiunc CfiEEL TELLS OF CENSORSHIP Mi in lima tdftu iJm, wtf PITTSBURG MAN AT FRONT WITH ALLIES WOUNDED June 9 Kdward Fitzgerald of Pittsburg got into the Canadian Secnth Battalion because ha was nearly "dead in- Seattle, with only a solitary half-dollar, the property of himself and a pal. Heed Bon-ham of Wenatchee. Wash. "We saw no chance of raising any coin, so we put it up' rb the half," said Fitzgerald. "It was heads go to Seattle, tails go to A'ancouver and enlist.

I spun the half. It came tails. On Easter Monday I got mine) at VI my RPdge. We just stepped over the top and talked along behind the barrage." Pretty- soon a shrapnel shell busted over me and a chunk hit me In the right forearm, and here I am In Oprington hospital." Fitzgerald is an ex-railroader, formerly with the Monongahela. Pnham is still in France.

SOME ECCENTRICITIES OF OUR IMPORT TRADE HALTIMORE. Jure J. Georce Creel, chairman of the I'nlted States Bureau of Public Information. In an address to th Baltimore Press Club last rrfsht. declared his sy mpathies were absolutely enlisted in behalf of the press.

The reason he accepted the position, he continued, wae because he wished to be In a Rood position to guard the liberty of the press. Had the cenorshlp law as first pre-eented to Congress passed. It'irould not have been enforced for the simpje reason that It would have resulted In every newspaper publisher or editor in the Tnlted States beina- put in Jail, he declared. Ai soon as President Wilson had an to review It he Immediately altered It so that 'It Included only those features relating to Informs tion which wou'd be of service to the nemy. "What we want.

to do." said Creel, "Is to ret rid of all ideas of secrery and keep the people informed as to what is actually barpenlnpr. The object of the Federal Publicity Bureau is to make Information available to ajl the country. Our entire aim is to ray bare the facts as they exist from day to day. There will never be a question asked In Washington that a true answer will not be Instantly forthcoming. "The pleasantness or unpleasantness cf the facts will have no bearing upon any portion of them being withheld.

The American is not a coward and the result of our policy will show that he will bear up and fight harder under defeat than he will at any other time. The American thrives on publicity and he will die on ecreiy." NOT TO TRANSFER CHICAGO. June 9. It a said here that the Klght, Rev. P.

J. bishop of Rockford, Illynd formerly auxiliary bishop of, th Chicago arch-diocese, will not be transferred to Ixs Angeles, as was announced from Rome shnrt t1m ntrn The American Fhoto Player Company, Berkeley, shipped a carload of musical Instruments last week. The Pacific Container Company, Berkeley, haa joined the ranks of the patriotic industries by Installing a flagpole on the Sixth street side of their building and displaying a ten-foot flag F. J. Bischoff of Bischoff's Surgical House has left for New York to buy material and stock for his increasing business, He reports a splendid business from Butte county, due to his exhibit at the Chico fair.

The Berkeley factories are planning a factory, baseball league, the proposed name to be the Berkeley Manufacturers Twilight Baseball League. The first meeting has been held and officers elected. The Globe Foundry and Manufacturing Company, a newcomer, is gradually 4n- clergy of the Rockford diocese are understood to have peutionea me pupo to rescind the-transfer and that for one or the first times In the history of the church an order of this kind has been revoked. The California-Ink Company made large shipments to' China last week. if The Peet Bros, shipped "forty boxes of castile soap to the black Package Sacramento, Cal.

if. if, if Teh million dollars will be put into beet sugar plants this year, according to statistics relative to that industry. if. if. if.

The Standard Oil Cbnipany will build a third reservoir at Kl Segundo. ThU concrete reservoir-will have a capacity ol 500,000 gallons. if. if, 4 The pacific Guano and Fertilizer Company has begun the erection of a new structure at the southwest corner of Virginia and Second- streets, Berkeley. This property was recently acquired by this company and the building will be used as quarters for Chinese workmen.

if. if. 0 The Security Storage Warehouse ha received a large quantity of bags. These will be used for the gathering of this year's crops, and as the demand for this kind -of container ls so great, the large Jobbing house- which bought up the realized the necessity of having a central distribution point when the rush time came as well as having them in a se cure and dry Btorage rlace. The Security i Storage Warehouse filled the require-ments.

The Key Route system has received twelve jiew center entrance cars. These cars will be put on the Twelfth etreet service as sobn as they can be released from the local shops. The American Car Company of St. Louis, made the cars under special design for the Key Route. They have been designed tor In-terurban and city street car service under the line of agreement made between the Key Route and the City of Oakland and California walnut crop this year will bring Swift 4 Co.

plan $2,000,000 development in South San Francisco. "That's pretty close to home." Approximately 843 square miles is the area of Alameda county. About two-thlrda can -be classed as valley land. If. Healdsburg doubles capacity of fruit packing plant.

"Who said there was a panic not in California, at least." In this busy little county of oura there re ten fruit and vegetable canning plants, a dozen large wineries and a large beet augar plant. 3fi 3f. Patterson Glass Company, Stockton, will double Its output "by extensive additional buildings and equipment. The monthly pay roll Is now $10,000. The Doak Gas Engine Company last week shipped one of their engines to Samoa.

This is for the United Statea government service at that point. Sfi Sf. ifi The Oliver Continuous Filter made an express shipment of their oil filter to Norway; Other shipments during the week were to Russia, two car lots to Egypt and South American points, 4 4 4 The Standard Nut Meat Company, Berkeley, shipped salted peanuts and peanut brittle to the Yellowstone Park Camping Company and the Mammoth News Stand, Gardner, Mont. The San Francisco Sulphur Company's plant on. Snyder street, Berkeley, ls a bee hive of activity.

Large quantities of raw material arrive regularly and ls converted into the finished products, which ls shipped all over the country. sf. 4 Libby, McNeil Llbby, of Chicago, Is having plans drawn for a large' canning. creasing the number of its employees. TRAVELERS ELECT GRKAT FALLS.

June 9. Frank R. Ball of Salt Lake City was elected grand councillor of the I'nited Commercial Travelers of America for this district at the convention here. Butte gets the next meetkOr will be June 7-9, 1918. Other officers chosen Included: W.

R. Williams, Salt Lake, Sentinel; executive committee, R. E. Knowlden, Provo; E. J.

Davis. Boise. Idaho; grand representative, F. 0- Brooks, Salt Lake; H. K.

Fritchman, Boise; alternates. M. J. Silverman, Helen; G. W.

Goddard, Ogden. EX-MAYOR IS DEAD DENVER, June 9. Edgar t'aypless, former mayor of Honolulu, political adviser to Ex-Queen Lilluo-kalani of Hawaii and well-known in former years as a criminal lawyer, was found dead in bed today in his apartments. He was 70 years old. This is conclusive evidence as to whether business ls good or not with this It Is.

good. That's good. Good. John McMillan, 202 Washington street. Is making four 20-foot flagpoles for tilt Fageol Motors Company.

These are for the celebration of the ground breaking for the new Fageol plant on the boulevard, after which they will be used on the factory buildings. 3 sf, The Franklin Iron Works, 226 Washington streetr-is forging by hand several long hoes for the Standard Brass Company. These hoes are used In the clean- Curiously this great agricultural country with more cattla than any other country except India, found it advisable to import $12,000,000 Dorth of dairy products, bringing condensed mill( from Switzerland and Australia, cream from Canada and Japan, cheese from a score of countries, but especially from Switzerland and Italy, and butter from Denmark and Nen Zealand. The pearl divers, of Ceylon and the Pacific sent us $10,000,000 worth of their products, most of it, however, by way of the European countries. Cuba recognized our "sweet tooth" not only by sending us a larger quantity of sugaf than ever before, but adding to it 68 ,000 pounds of honey.

From the orient, chiefly China and Japan, We brought worth of joss sticks. Wildani-mals imported for educational pur poses in the zoological gardens of the United States amount in value to approximately $15,000 a year, and this does not include those imported for circuses or other entertainments, exhibiting them for profit. Persia sent a half million dollars' worth of rugs. Artificial silk comes in increasing quantities, chiefly in the form of thread and yarn, but in lesser quantities as woven fabrici, the total averaging about a year. Jbp users of Turkish tobacco who formerly were, bringing $10,000,000 worth a year from Turkey in Europe and Asia, are compelled to satisfy themselves as best they may with substitutes since scarcely a pound is now permitted to reach the United Stales.

France continues to send us nearly the usual quantities of champagne, and at about the usual prices, the average import price of champagne being no greater at the present time than in the months preceding the war. More advertising sells more goods. Do it some more! The new chemical plant at 1919 Fifth street, Berkeley, is rapidly getting in shape for operations. Work is progressing nicely on the plant at Fifth and Snyder streets for the Stauffer Chemical Company. Sf.

Sf. if. The schedules of supplies for California state institutions are on file and open for Inspection at the Manufactures Burlau, Chamber of Commerce. J. B.

Patterson, 82 (Franklin street, manufacturer of the Security ladders, Just shipped 308 of his orchard tripod type to Wenatchee, Wash. This ladder is known throughout the coast as the best orchard ladder, and It's made 1n Oakland. The Frauneder Ornamental Iron Works has the contract for the bronze grill work on the beautiful residence being completed for B. B. Dudley, Vlsalla, Cal.

Architect Alvln J. Stern, 306 Fourteenth street, Oakland, drew the plans. The bronze door grills are beautifully patterned In original designs and the large 5 by 3 feet ventilators for the heating and ventilating system are of artistic woven flat wire done In bronie. if. ifi if.

Dixon, Vettel Cornish, 1108 East Twelfth street, report a contract for making a set of furniture of fifteen pieces for the. living room In the residence of J. A. Silveira. Glnezera wood, a hardwood from Central America, will be used.

This wood gives a beautiful finish and together with the original designs to be used In the making of this set It will he as beautiful a set of furniture as can be found anywhere. The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company, Crockett, will make considerable advanced Improvements at this plant. A power station is contemplated where all the boilers and engines will be centered and the power used in operating the machinery will be electricity. A mammoth smokestack is now being erected. The base will be 42 feet and the top 14 feet, "while the height will reach the dizzy proportions of 225 feet.

It will be constructed of reinforced concrete. The Manufactures Bureau has received numerous letters from the cities visited by the trade extension boosters on their annual trip to Chlco. The tone of these letters la highly flavored with enthusiastic demands for next year's trip, showing the feeling Is of the deepest regard for the Spirit of encouragement radiated by the Oakland delegation. As a sample, here Is part of a letter from A. G.

director general of the Butte county exposition, to Fred Boegle, secretary of the Manufactures Bureau: "Another thing was the Oakland exhibit. Your exhibit was admired by the thousands of people who visited our fair and I know that the returns for those who participated with you In this exhibit is going to be large and I hope that next year we will have a much larger building for the Oakland people." tiDinonr ro ing out of the. brass furnaces and have to be of special construction. rfi 3f. Sf, The Bowers Rubber Works of Pittsburg has raised the wages of its employees, owing to the increased cost of living.

The Increase ramges from 25 cents a day for some of the employes to the Downtown Property Owners' Associa tion. If you have It, sell it to them: Dunn Company, 112 "Market street, San I $1.25 for with a bonus of 25 cents Ja day for all who put in full time. The increase will amount to about $2500 a Francisco, wants old oil tin cans. Henry Smith, Insurance building. Ran Francisco, wants to get wit manufacturers, of bicycle "spokes, nlpF's.

chains and steel balls. T. T. Shields. warehouse and cold storage plant.

A location for the new plant under consideration. Three sites are In view near the Brooklyn Basin, it is reported. 4 ifi 9(i R. H. Conrad, 1812 Telegraph avenueT installed a 10-horsepower and a 5-horse-power motor at the Chevrolet Motor, plant.

Conrad can count many large industries on his books as customers on. account of his expert knowledge of Road conditions throughout the (tate a received at the Touring Bureau of the California State Automobile Association, June 7, 1917. Coast Route South Leave Oakland via paved highway to San Jose. Salinas and Chualar, dirt road to Camphors, highway from Camphora to within 3 miles of Kin Citv. dirt road to King City, San Iucas and San Ardo.

Highway- San Ardo to within five miles of Bradley, thence dirt road to Far, Luis Obispo countvline. thence paved highway to San The Facif icGasand -ElectricCompany- box 1038, Angeles, wants to gel In touch with a firm equipped to manufacture wire paper clips. Krnest H. Morltz, 1018 Hoe avenue. New York City, wants oil burning attachment for power and heat, G.

C. Nottingham, Avon, wants burlap, grain and potato sacks, wholesale. Herbert B. Slater, city clerk, Santa Rosa, wants a market for 76,000 basalt blocks. James Thomas wholesale commission merchants, New Orleans, want alfalfa, hay and meal.

Luis Obisno and Arroyo Grande, fair dirt has displaced the motive power of the brfck liianufacturlng plant of-Hie "California Transportation Company, located on the Sacramento river, from steam, which has been employed since the plant commenced operations many years ago, to "Pacific Service" electric power. One hundred and sixty horsepower in motors is installed. -4 4 4 The Capital Art Metal Works, Richmond, located near the Western States Porcelain Company, has started opera ford and Grants Pass. Grants Pass to Roseburg, good dirt roads with the exception of about two miles In Canyon Creek canyon; Roseburg to Oakland, fair. Oakland to Cottage- Grove, very poor on account of mud.

Cottage Grove to Eugene and Portland, good except short distance around New Era. Beit Route to Portland, Ore. At present Is as follows: Pacific highway to Yreka. thence fair dirt road to After and Klamath Falls, thence fair dirt road to Bend, Shanlko. Wasco and The Dalles: rough stretch between The Dalles and Columbia River highway, thence highway to Portland.

Pacific Highway North from Benlcla Renlcla to Batavia via Fairfield and Vacavilte, paved. Dirt road to Davis, highway to Woodland. Follow old road through Yolo county; good dirt road to Hershey, thence highway to Orland nnd Corning: dirt road to I'roberta and highway to Red Bluff. To Sacramento via Tunnel Road and Causeway Ieave Oakland via Broadway, College and Claremont avenues to Claremont Hotel; thence Tunnel road to Walnut Creek, paved. Dirt road to Martinez.

Ferry running between Mar-tines and Benlcla every hour on half hour. Leaves Martinez 7:30 a. m. and every hour to 10:30 p. m.

Leaves Benlcla 7 a. m. and everv hour to 10 p. in. leave Benlcla on Main and streets, thence highway to Cordelia.

Varavllle and Batavia; dirt road to Davis and the Cousewav to Sacramento. Mount Diablo Trip from Clubhouse or Walnut Creek Good. No hotel accommodations on Mount Diablo. To Santa Cruz Blow your horn on the curves; don't drive fast on the mountain roHds; law being strictly enforced. Cuast line to Sunnyvale, highway to Saratoga and Los Gatos, thonce Glen- STANDARD FEtiCFCo month.

i 4 4- Twenty-nine Berkeley factories have loyally responded to The request of the Liberty--bond committee that they will finance their employees in the purchase of Liberty bonds on the plan adopted by the local banks. These firms will purchase a Liberty bond for any employee who so desires and accept payment for or monthly In-stallmenls-nntll the bonds are paid for. II. G. Vaughn, 718 Foxcraft building, San Francisco, wants from 1500 to 2000 tons per month of chrome ore.

S. J. Hawkins, Rupert, Idaho, wants several cars of cotton seed, linseed. cake and Unseed meal. Charles E.

Nowell Company, 112 Market street, San Francisco?" wants furniture, paints and embroidery silks. Kenneth Campbell, feature editor of the Bee, Sacramento, wants post cards Wholesale. Weston Basket and Barrel Company, Second and Federal streets, San Francisco, wants veneer elm hoop and live stock. Jladero 100 John street. New York City, want aniline and vegetable color wholesale.

Smith's Confectionery, wants pennants. Casper O. Hlrsh, 125 Sixth street, San Francisco, wants a market for 10,000 cords willow wood in four-foot lengths. S. M.

Slebert, 939 Jay street, Fresno, wants art goods used ip stamping and embroidery work, wholesale. J. Ta-wara, Penryn, wants sulphur, wholesale. A If G. F.llollcher, 3R Lenox avenue, Crawford, N.

wants dried moss. Garden Spot Seed Company, Glen-wood, wants sweet scented lavender. 3IOTWELFTH ST. OARLAND.CAL. tions.

The plant covers an acre of The Hall-Scott Motor Company has erected a 25-foot flagpole at their plant. fc 3 Sfi Yreka, boasts of a hydro-aero-tri-plane factory and the building of the first 1700,000 machine. The Taclfic Gas and Klectric Company Standard Vire Fences improve and beautify, adding many limes has closed a contract with Cplusa for' electric lights. their cost. ASK FOR "LUH Vhone Oak.

475 road to Santa Maria; highway to urcuu. dirt road to Blake, highway to Los Alamos, fair dirt road to Ixs Olivos. Los Olivos to Santa Barbara via Gavlota Pass In good condition. Ijdk Olivos to Santa Barbara via San Marcos Pass very rough and extremely bad condition. Would not advise anyone to use this pass unless they are skilled In mountain driving.

Santa Barbara to Ventura, highway. Ventura to Los Angeles paved with exception of good gravel road over Conejo grade. Valley Route South I-enve Oakland via Foothill boulevard. Turn left from Havwanl to Dublin boulevard. t'ienc pavement to Dublin.

Dublin to Santa Rita closed. Follow signs Into Pleasan-ton and Llvermore. Llvermore to Greene vllle. paved, thence 4 miles of dirt road, thence highway to Tracv 'and Mossdale School. Take right-hand fork and continue on paved road to Modesto.

Merced, Madera, Fresno. Klngshnrg and Vlsalla. "Vlsalla to Tulare, good gravel road, thence rough dirt road to Delano or via Porterville to relano. dirt road 20 miles longer. Highway from Delano to Bakers-field and south to Rose Station.

Road from Rose Station over Tcjon Pass to Ibec oiled graveled road In good condition, pavement to Bailey's, thence dirt road to Castlac Paved road, to Saugus and l.os Angeles via Bftrbank. Coast Route North-: Sauaallto Special Auto Boats Leave San Francisco at 10 a. 2. 4. 6 p.

m. Extra boats Sundays and holidays at 8 and 9:31 p. m. 1eave Snusallto at 7:50, 3 i 7:50 p. m.

Kxtra. boats Sundavs and holidays at and p. m. Daily swing service Sausalito to Tllmrmi connects" with the 80 ni, end 4 p. m.

boats from San Francisco. From Tibunm to Sausalito 9:42 a. m. and 5 p. in.

-No automobiles will be handled on regular passenger boats during period that special BORADENT TOOTH PASTE MADE IN OAKLAND Hunt cannery opened on cherries last week. Enormous crops are In evidence this season. The Solano Iron Works, one of Berke-' ley's recent additions in the industrial belt, is operating on a large scale and Is wood road to Santa Cms. good graded adding men to the payroll. When in Be-j nicla this concern emploved 170 men As stated In these columns some weeks ago, ''the Humboldt Bay Woolen 1 FACTORYSITESl iJjrtAHr-TONES (I ZINC ETCHINGS Leases nnd Sales Rullrilngs Financed Maiden, Rittigstein Co.

Bl Etuu ud Imuranet litlO RitwiIiviiv. Tnkelrte, 4JOO rofld mostly graveled. onst road vi i ilalfmoon Bay. San Gregorlo, paved; thence good dirt road to -Santa Cruz. Chittenden Pass.

good. San Juan to Watsonvllle via Dumbarton poor on account of construction. Big Basin road good from Saratoga to Park. From Park to Santa Cruz, excellent. Watsonvllle to Castrovllle, good.

Castrovllle to Salinas poor on account of construction; have to detour about four miles. Castrovllle to Del Monte, paved. Sacramento to Reno via Lincoln Highway 10 Sylvan Si-liooi macadam road, thence highway to Auburn. Auburn to Colfax good dirt road. Roads open to Emigrant Gap.

Closed heyond on account of snow. Road over mountains not open. Sacramento to LaCfe Tahoe via Placer-vllle Haved road Sacramento to White Rock, thence fair dirt road to Shingle INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS We are the larse building on the corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets for the Audiffred nnn ground. Several large contracts for supplying public buildings and banks with metal furnishings, have started a healthy, active condition with this new company. It is expected to have 600 men employed In the next year or so.

A large concrete and steel building ls being erected at Jefferson and Fourth streets. The entire building has been leased by several individual parties, which Include a large freight and storage company and a modern machine shop and garage. Nelson Forsyth are the contractor on this Job and have specialized on Industrial types of buildings, to the extent that several large jobs are on the way for this live contracting firm. if. )(.

H. Amalgamated Paint Company of New York, one of the largest marine 1he United States, shortly to establish a Pacific Coast Plant "somewhere on San' Francisco Bay." Ipv L. Greene. 24 California street. San Francisco, has been appointed coast representative of this company.

The plant will cover about two acres and will employ upward of 200 men. This company has plants in New JerseivJsorway and England. The Pacific Coast plant will take care of this company's business for the Pacific Coast, Mexico, Hawaii, the Philippines and the' Orient. sfi 1 The. Atkinson Mill and Manufacturing Company, Second and Webster, is receiving considerable attention from local, architects and builders on account of their safety window, which was.

recently put on the market. This has proven to be Just the type of window to meet all conditions and especially has been so where pure air and ventilation are nec-sary without the draught possibilities. Apartment house and residences are particularly adaptable for the Atkinson safety window. A large building to be erected 'by the Krohn Beach Amusement Company In Berkeley will have these windows installed. Specifications have been written including these windows.

histaie. A grouno mra Cast Bay Motorists Take the Rafael Ferry Leave Rich-mend dally evert Sunday as follows: Bank, Store Office Fixtures. High-Grade Cahinet and Church Work, Bay City Cabinet Co. CARL BERSCH, Prop. 1080 Fifth Street, corner Chestnut.

Office Oak. 2479 Res. Lake. 3024 7:10. 9 S0.

11:8 a. 130, 6:30 p. Sundays only, 7:30, 9, 10:30 a. MOTORS EXPERT REPAIRING RKXTIXfi A SPECIALTY RADIO ELECTRIC CO. CONRAD Propl.

251 12th St. Lake. 311 square feet. By one suggestion we saved the-ownefs $1240. We specialize on the construction of industrial buildings.

Ask us about our "Single Contract Plan." It is new and will appeal to you. Nelson Forsyth Contractors and Engineers, S5 16th -St. Phone Lakeside were about to start operations again after lying idle for ten years, well, they liaye started and will turn out army-blankets from one of the largest woolen plants In California. The Princeton Knitting Company, North Twenty-third street, Richmond, is about ready for operation. Machinery is being Installed and It Is only the matf-r of a few days when the sixty employees will be busily engaged In the pursuits necessary for the output of the company.

The California eTacklng Corporation, tecessorto -ttieCen trarxall fornla Canneries, at Lorenzo, is this week having erected a modern new boiler room at Its cannery, one new boiler being added to the three already in use. Increasing the rapacity of the output for the coming season. Joseph Kroc, sculptor and an artist in rustic work," daity plies his trade in his little factory afi Derby avenue and Chapman street, East Oakland. Kroc comes from a family of sculptors and his father was favored by the patronage of royalty and state officials of Austria. California products are exclusively used by this expert in the work of clay model Fine Upholstering Comptnt Workmen, frint Rtiiotrtblt.

R. J. HUNTER J156 Telegraph Ave. OiUind 1715. EiUbluh.d 118? V.fl.Stock.

atent Attorney Springs, paved to 1 Placerville. thence ARCHITECTURAL IRON AND WIRE WORK Ideas areV'worth while" when backer! by experience. Let us suggest, how we can serve you. FRAUNEDER ORNA-. MENTAL IRON WORKS 8th St.

Oakland 7906 12 noon. S. 8:30. 6, :30. 8 p.

m. Ljeave San Quentin daily except Sundays as Patents 210 Syndicate Bldg. Oakland 1 155 lair ain roaa 10 oirawoerry. iiosea oe-yond account of snow. Pacheco Pass, Gllroy to Fresno Dirt road In excellent condition.

San Mateo County Roads Roads to Spring Valley lakes via San and Milbra'e closed. Paved mountain road from San Mateo or Belmont to Hi)f- ing, Ills original "rustic work" designs; i 1 1 1 i MURRAY CO. I HEATING AND VENTILATING i Ad4 O.ntrtl Bheet Motnl Work tit WEBSTER ST. PHONE CAXI AND B-Line Transfer Co. Maintains own Line of Boats and Barges between Oakland and San Francisco.

Direct connection made, with north and southbound steamers Distribution by teams and trucks both sides of bay Oaklau.d San Francisco Oakland 912 Sutter 1982 are cut by hand Into plaster parls molds, also made by hand, These are the models for the many subjects Kroc makes. Tlie clay is pressed into these molds until the desired thickness is acquired and every part of the design is covered so when the mold Ls removed the object has all the markings plainly described. The object is now set aside until it is thoroughly dried out before baking in the oven. A modern -kiln is used in which heat up' to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit is attained. This oven is sealed so that no part of the intense- heat ls'lost.

The objects are baked for forty-eight hours. When removed and cooled enough to handle they are painted In the natural coloring of object of design. Some of the Two electric Tigns, each 300 feef long, blink their greetings to the observer and flash their message to the thousands of motorists that enjoy the cool of the evening on the Boulevard drive. The Chevrolet Motor Company of California has on the roof of their factory on the Boulevard two electric signs that have the distinction of being the longest and clearest Individual signs In the east bay district. The two signs measure 600 feet In length, the letters are seven feet high.

There are 2000 electric lights and the same number of sockets In the letters. Ten tons of steel and two tons of galvanized iron soldered with 200 pounds of half and half solder was used In the con follows: 8:15, 10:15 a. 12:15, 2:15, 4:15, :15 p. Sundavs only at 8:15. 9:45.

11:15 a. 12:45, 2:45, 4:15. 7:15, 8:45 p. m. Route Paved through Sausalito.

detour at Pine Station at end of Sausalito pavement over hill, poor road. This brings you out between Waldo and Mari-anlta. thence poor temporary road for bout half a mile. This road is run on the block svstern, i. north-bound cars are held while south-bound cats go through and vice versa.

Thence pavement to Corte Madera. Han Anselmo end Pan Rafael. Point San Quentin to San Rafael good. San Rafael to Sonoma rounty line fair dirt, road, highway to Petaluma and to two miles out of Petaluma. ilh'n poor dirt road to Santa Rosa.

Paved to Healdsburg. good gravl road to Geyserville and Cloverdale. Clover-dale to I'kiah graded State highway with exception of four miles between norland and Largo. I'kiah to Wlllits, highway. Eureka Roads ood dirt road Clover-dale to Fort Braug.

via Vorkvllle. Bnon-Ville and Wendeling. I'kiah. to Fort-Bragg via thence a fair dirt road to Dyervllle rta Wesjport, Kenny. Brb elsnd and therti.

highway to Scotia, thcrii'g')vd dirt Toad to Eureka. Eureka via Longvale, Harris and Dyervllle-7-Willits in lyngvale. fair narrow mountain road. Longvale to fair mountain road. Laytonville to Harris, very narrow with many -sharp I moon Bay.

Highway Redwood City to I Honda and San Gregorlo. Fair dirt road San Gregorlo to Pescadero. Ocean Shore route to San Gregorlo, paved. Napa Valley Roads Vallejo to Napa good dirt road except three miles to Solano county line. Napa to CnllstoKH.

good-dirt road. Calistoga to Santa Rosa I via Petrified Forrst, good. Napa to Monticello Rood except first five miles-. Napa to. Popes Valley, good.

Napa to Sonoma, State higliwaS'. Sonoma to petaluma. fair dirt road. I Lake County Roads Calistoga to Mid-i good. Middletown to KelseyvUle and l.akeport, good.

To Road Fairfax to Bolinas I open and will be in good condition after I used a little. Sausalito to Bolinas via Willow Camp, good narrow dirt road to i Willow Camp, fair dirt road around Bo- lLnas bav. Stbckton to Sonora via Escalon and I Oakdale Stockton to Escalon. highway, I thence dirt road to Oakdale and Knights Kerry, thence highway grade to Sonora. I' Stockton to Sonora via San Andreas i'Frnni Stockton take Boleta road to Valley Springs br from Stockton north on highway to IxhII, thence Clements highway.

Fair dirt road to Valley Sail Secure Satisfactory Service Phone Oakland 201 for trained offlc employees. Heald's Business College Capital Procured Manufacturing, Shipbuilding and Industrial Plant Financed We are in a position to reach capital. TVBr imiDGKS, Manager. 16th uml Han 1'nlilo, Onklaml. land represent financiers in all parts of beautiful work done by Kroc Is displayed' In aquariums, rustlcware, tree trunk um- brella holders, lug cabin cigar and tobacco lars.

jardinieres and flower pots. struction of this rmammoth sign. These letters, that spell out the name in full of the large live automobile concern, were assembled together and then keyed Into the reinforced concrete that" makes up that part of the factory building, the roof. The Bradshaw Electric Sign Company, 2063 Broadway, manufactured and erected this sign, which In Itself expresses the high class of work done Ijy this firm. America.

Loans Negotiated gnu meritorious investments promoted, both large and If you have something good and ivyit Action, see LUBECK'S INVESTMENT WE GET RESULTS 1110 Broadway, Oakland. Baker-Han sen Mfg. Co. "VP pi Air Colli pressors RUIAKY Stationary Vacuum Cleaner 744-758 23rd Ave. telephone, wire, write or vail.

Maxwell Hardware Co. 1320 WASHINGTON STREET Phone Oakland 22 Factory and Mill Supplies fen and porch boxes; fruit and anlhial and bird 'life. The process of waterproofing the articles necessary for that purpose Is an Invention of Kroc's. Visitors are welcome to Inspect the beautiful work this artist at any and all timet. I Andrea.

Angels and sonora. tucna. Road improves between Harn: Anaeii Camp to Calaveras Big Trees- and Dyervllle. thence to Eureka, good. Red Bluff to Eureka Road open an In good condition, except fllort stretr Vetween Dlnsmores and Ilridjjevllle; bridge -ac ross Van Duzen river all ilg'it, no trouble to cross.

Guerneville. Monte Rio and Cazaderc Santa Rosa to Fulton, hiehwav. Thence fair dirt road to Guerneville. Monte Rio and Cszadero. Pacific Highway North Take Valley route south out of Oakdale to Mossdale inaiiJjiiVitJrii Merchants and Manufacturers PRINTING YOUR GOODS SHIPPED TO A Modern and Complete Plant' at Your Disposal jJor Ft AND BINDING rcii'joi, lanf! iriinaiMj imfi iu oiw muii Open and In good condition.

Mount Hamilton Road In excellent coiidi'lon to Smith Creek and Lick Yosemlte Valley via Wawona Road Merced to' Mariposa via Mount Bullion, olrf road, in excellent condition: Jian-posa Wawotia or Miami Lodge, good mountain road with 16 per cent grades; Wawona to Yosemlte -in good condition with eKeption jf few nihuholes. -Motorists re advised to carry chiilns. Big Oak Hal and Coulterville roads closed. Voiemlte Valley Madera to Raymond, Grub Gulch, Miami Lodge, Wawona, fair dirt road. Yosemlte Valley From Fresno use highway to Madera, thence Raymond road.

Road via Lanes bridge closed on account" o' bridge out. To The Pinnacles-'-Coast line highway to Juan, thence county highway to Holllster. din road to Cooks, thence fair new dirt-road to Black Point Iveiy" closed to- ail machines until official opening 1. The Tribune Quick Print Shop San Franrisr Oakland Alameda Berkeley Stockton Sacramento Napa Petaluma Richmond Picked Up Today VSr" Delivered Tomorrow Local Delivery Anytime Ratn Worth Your i Consideration ESTABLISHED 1878 R.X. River Express Co.

Incorporated 12 and Sacramento. Sacramento fcylvan School maadam road, thence highway to Roeville. Lincoln, Mar) sville and IJve Oak, ttence dirt road to Nelson, new highway grade to the Tehama county line, dirt road to Prooerta, highway Red Bluff, new highway grade to Cottonwood: dirt road to Redding. Redding to Dunsmulr road in fair condition, last twelve miles Kimi'is to Duns-inulr rough Dunsmulr to Weed high CAN SERVE BEST Largest Plant in Alameda County RIXDIKG GAS- We have the choicest listings of factory sites" and statistical facta to present upu'n TO SELL OR BUY SEE US ELECTRICITY CARBON FUEL- KitAG hKGRAVWG loom: leaf duvices RIVER EXPRESS CO. personal call or coj respondenc.e.

Phone! t.akeKide S06. i and Clay way, iiiein nirt roao to i reKa. to Hornt'rook: Hornbrwik to Hilt 43 FIFTH STREET Jr UiJdilleViJaUaiMU CaUj Fred Le Balllster. Mgr. lndutlrial I 4.