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Oakland Tribunei
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TUESDAY EVENING AA AUGUST 13, 19 17 ,1 irzzzz T7 YvN1 A 1 iluds gb eru of change li YUKQTJ AREA 'Divine Way Leader Named in Loan Plea SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. All the way from Switzerland comes complaint, today through Consul John Freuler against W. E. Rlker.

head of the Church of the Perfect Christian Divine Way. The action, filed in the Federal names Gottlieb Stauss and Riker as defendants. The plaintiff is Samuel Stauss, brother of Gottlieb, said to be in dire straits in Switzerland, who alleges that ha loaned his Two Radio Thieves Placed On Probation Two youths who fitolo a radio magnavox were today' placed' on probation by Poll-. Judge Edward J. Tyrre.Il.

They are Eric 22. and Ray Fisher, 20. Accord-ins to tho police this is the first time that they have been in trouble. Both of the youths told the court that they took the box because they wero working o'h a device which would improve it. They were, County Exhibit Will Open Aug.

22 Chairman Harry G. Williams presided at tho meeting of the Alameda County Development Commission in the rooms of the Merchants' Exchange last evening, and It was voted to hold a public opening of- the county exhibit In the Merchants' Exchange, 412 Thirteenth 'street, on Tuesday evening, August 22, at 8 o'clock. Wells Drury and I. H. Spiro were appointed a to.

arrange loir nrr rrt wrtrtn ent- refreshments ohthat lening. Members of the exchange, all, exhibitors, and the public in general are invited to be present. Drury la a committee of one to go through' the county and arrange MlrKlrt FLwarad WHOLE-WHEAT I yr that cd rm a- To byToTw IWaiTof- TrainDash Through Heart be ifclal of thre'Magnavox Company. KROHBIES tho latter belonged to Riker cult. He alleges that the things for which the money was used are in the possession of Hiker, and Stauss seeks an Injunction to prevent him of Alaska on Regular Bi-Weekly Service.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 15 be held in Sacramento September 2 to 10. Drury will preside at the from disponing of them for exhibits tit the State' Fair, to. onenitig (By the Aisocintefl Press.) aboard, through train for the Interior." Thus sings out the white- coated porter, standing with "step In hand at tho rear of the "Sourdough" limited. Glancing along the train It Is found to be mafle up of express and baggage car, day coach, Pullman sleeper and an ob servatiort chair car.

It seems Incongruous that this 19th -and Telegraph equipment 1 ready to daah through the heart Alaska and bring up on the banks of the Tanana river, that mighty stream whose mere 4000 Lineal Feet Parking Space THe Spirit that wins! name conjured uo visions of argo nauta, dog teams, myriads of caribou and the old days when only strong men reached the Tanana. On July 13 the through freight took the place of the mixed, tra'n operated heretofore and a regular bi-weekly passenger and freight service has been installed. BECALTj FORMER TRIt. XT was tack in the days before the automobile when the first Bicycle Tube was made. r4fc Today the Automobile Tube like the automobile itselfr-gets bet- ter every year.

It you want proof try out a Tube in conipetirion with any other 5 tube no matter what the class, price or name. Tubes help your casings give better service DINSMORE BROS. 2335 Broadway Travelers recall a trip over this route two years ago. It entailed a mixed train that began to crawl along as it entered the Broad Past country, where operation extended almost to the last rail laid. Then Give children Kellogg's 'delicious wliole-wKeat KRUMBLES and they'll thrive and grow bigl strong healthy For, KRUMBLES with, fit fuU, fcnticing flavor of whole' wheat for the first time in food history contain every food element the body demands for complete nourishment I jYou could live -indefinitely on.

KRUMBLES and whole milk! You can't afford to let your children grow into puny men and women JYou must give their food the proper consideration. Keep them away from thej. devitalized, soft foods that we eat today! Givechil-. dren a perfectly balanced diet! See that thejt eat KRUMBLES at least once, dailyand results VUl prove astonishing Men and women workers sEouia eat KRUMBLES fd renew their strength! KRUMBLES provide, food that sustains the aged as nothing else cant KRUMBLES are sold. all grocers! fyionlifvkk'deat food MacydmfkM came the horse-drawn sleigh or dog-team to the next roadhouae at Summit, a bleak, desolate spot Jn winter, hemmed by icy moun tains an4 swept by wintry blasts.

Overnight at the crude roadhouse and the trip was continued to Ne- nana, on the banks of the Tanana, Prices Passenger CarTires and Tubes, effective May Bih, are not subject to war-tax, the wardax having been included. down a dangerous canyon where the dog-sled clung to the beetling cliffs by the teeth of the brake. Maybe it was 40 degrees below rero and only the hardy or those com pelled to take the trip braved Jt. Today this same county ia un OAKLAND TRIBUNE, Oakland's greatest evening newspaper, assures its advertisers that the circulation, of this paper reaches every day oyer 250,000 readers. telded in scenic grandeur from the window of the Pullman or the rear platform of the observation parlor car, or mayhap while dining In If the buffet car ahead.

The bleak, icy mountains are bathed in the mysterious light that arrays the odiiii TO HIGH PRICES entire spectrum and parades It be- fore the vision; little rivulets rush down from the mountains to Jora i the noble Susitna carrying Its Buy Here in Comfort and Save the Cost of Your Vacation -m sr mm Jt, m. mm PledieiMmmol AT GROCERTERIA 2000 Small Size Bars-3 Bars to the Person LOG yOnePmt iijQ i ja m. Most Miles per Dollar, the 100 pledge of the Firestone organization, has rightfully become the dominant influence in tire-building. Firestone not only offers the lowest priceSj but represents a quality standard -that is constantly advancing. Firestone prices set a new low mark today, but more important is the fact that Firestone mileage is the greatest yon can buy at any priced For this reason Firestone Cords are standard equipment with the leading taxi-: cab and motr transport companies.

And; on America's finest cars, these sturdy gum-, dipped tires are regular factory equipment. In setting new standards of value and service, it is only natural, that Firestone has attracted the better class ot tire dealer. Sincerity of purpose, high ideals steadily maintained and the widely demonstrated mileage superiority pf the: product have secured a public acceptanc? that the whole industry recognizes and respects. CABIN Grocerteria I 1 of. I HI Mazola, Soup Campbell's, all kinds, can half gallon OdC Corned Beef 18c turbulent flood into Cook Inlet.

The system of crossing the Tanana in wlnjter on rails laid upon the ice soon will be supplanted by a 700-foot single steel span bridge with approaches well above tho flood of the stream, the Tanana Valley "dinky" line will retreat before the oncoming of the mogul engine and its serpent-like string of modern equipment. "Fairbanks," shouti the porter and Old Alaska has vanished, the great land of mystery along the Yukon becomes but a banal a oho of something that has ben, but Is no more. The change has been so sudden and so complete that the old-timer are finding It hard to readjust their lives to the new conditions. The railroad ties wiped, away the dog-team as a means of transportation to the interior, the horse-drawn eleigh over the Richardson 'high-Vtfay from Valdez is but a tourist adventiirer automobiles take the place of the stage in summer and the railroad now serves a country extending to Nom on the northwest and the Arctic slope to the north, down the Tanana from Fair-banks to the Yukon and up the Yukon to Dawson a veritable adventure for the tourist who has absorbed the romance of the days f98. The old-timer says the Dawson days will come again; where, he is unable to state; but the lure of the "shovel-in" ground beckons and as the railroad threaded north the prospector broke new trails.

What the future holds for the dreamer in as problematic as the first venture Into the forbidding country that has so suddenly been transformed into a region wherein the. most delicate may live and prosper. Worker Is Stabbed During Quarrel BERKELEY, Aug. 18. Police search was Instituted today for Ur-vano Frayri, section worker, as the result of a fight early this morning in which Joe Gababa, laborer, of Hi University avenue, was stabbed witlf a knife.

Gababa, who was treated at the" Berkeley emergency station for a bad wound of the right arm, told the authorities that Frayri stabbed him during a quarrel over finances. Alex Hallisy, foerman of the section gang, stated that Frayri had quit -and "had asked for his time check. When his time check was refused Frayri is alleged to have picked the quarrel with Gababa, resulting in the stabbing The fight occurred at Delaware and West streets. SnOPMITING Bb TOX. PARIS -rlt required a six-ton truck to remove from her home the, booty stolen by Mme.

Helen Fleuret in ten years of shoplifting. AMERICAN MEAT GO. A' Hobbs Meat Co. Hoirtc Wilson's Certified, OC llallld 9U lb average JdC GUM-DIPPEOCORD NEW PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1ST, 1922 Wilson's Certified, 07 OaCOH whole or half I Boiling Beef 8c Gorned BeefS 7c Corned Beef Brisket, lb 15c Round Steak 22c Veal 3- Hams 8. 12 lb.

av lh. 33c 8, 12 lb. av. Lamb per 10c I MML Shoulder Roast, ir, Lamb per ib lbc I SIZE CORD FABRI9 SIZE CORD SIZE CORD SIZE CORD 1 30x3 $7 09 30x3CL $14.65 33x4 SS $30.05 35x4SS $40.70 l30x3CL 8-99 ao'SS 15 25 34x4 SS 30.85 36x4KSS 41.55 bWCL $12 45 lo' 3J3SS 2295 32 X4SS 37.70 33x5 SS 46.95 ISSfto 31x4 SS 26.45 33x4 38.55 35x5 SS 49.30, 31x4 CL 20.f55 32x4 SS 29.15 34x45 39.50 37x5 SS 51.85 Rarnn Eastern, 35c Veal Roast, shoulder 1 cut 13C whole or half, per lb Bacon Open Every Day for beans TAX FREE 7 Most Miles iWS per jK'ailillkA On Special Sale STRICTLY PURE Aluminum ALT BROS. SECTION 130 60-lb.

tin ORANGE tf7 CA BLOSSOM HONEY PleDU PURE CANDIED HONEY OP a ib. oo Women's Exchange All pastries sold here are made by women who have been baking for the Exchange from fifteen to twenty-five years. Layer Cakei 4 from 40J to 75 each. Cold, silver and sunshine (loaf cakes), 35 each. Pies (Mea and Fruit), from lOt to 50J each.

Cookies, regular 25c, now 20d per dozen. Everything ttrktly home-TMde. Booth No. 159 Ware A. KREIVER, Section 132 Brazil Nats, lb 13 2 lbs.

for at section opposite the Peerless Paints 5 No Rent ta Pay tn Hopkins Town Quit paying rent; buy, build and live In Hopkins-Town, Oakland's newest subdivision. In HopkinsTown every lot is practically level, all lots are big and deep, with sewer, water, gas and electricity in front of every 13. The Hopkins street car ruins right through the Town; schools, stores, every convenience is here for you and your family. You do not haVe to "pioneer" when you live in HopkinsTown. Build a small temporary home to etprt with, anything to quit p.

Iurr r.ent. Paying rent keeps nv.i poor, support your i not ljuy, luild and live' in HopkinsTown for 14.90 a month! Call at once for maps at the California Subdivision Company's Office, Room 408, 1440 Broadway (4th Floor, Syndicate Building), and get 1UKST pick. ttibb 72 round Fresh Roasted Peanuts FREE to each purchaser of a pound of Coffee or a pound of Tea. -Our' Very Best COFFEE, 35c lis- $1.00 Good COFFEE, 30c lb. 3V2 ibB.

AH TEAS, lb. STALL 174 Free Demonstration Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back PACIFIC COFFEE STORES COMPANY OAKLAND BUTTER CO. SMITH LENFEST, Section 167 'Quality Dairy Products9 CLOVERMAID BUTTER; regular price 46c All day Wednesday, AJp special price Complete line of dairy products r-V-..

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