Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

1 tr JL mmm 1 iii-t iaih v. o.M', Aug. 17. The crs f-'i. Mark's church will a whist party on Saturday August 28, at Richmond Cijib The affair will be in! charge ft a committee composed on Airs.

A. Childs, chairman; as-t ''i by Mrf If. F. Lods. 11 WU1L HIGH SCIIUGL -Mill IS 1 1 Fine Furniture Is Produced at Early History df Recalled as STILL mm New Garage Being Built in East Sids A new garage, 100 by 100 feet in area, Is being erected by Marshall and Burks at the northwest corner of Thirty-fourth avenue and East Twelfth street, for Calvin E.

Wright, owner of the property. Wright is an experienced automo- ja.ndwi.li cenduct a jWage wir rioewV building. BltrDGE-THE-BAY MEETING. IRVINGTON, Aug. 17.

The next. meeting or tne Bridge-tne-uay as-soclation will be held i the Cham- ber of Commerce rooms in Jrving- ton, it was learned from a state-ment made yesterday by Secretary F. W. S. Smith, of Niles.

active co-operation of the clubs In the official barbecue of the 8. O. B. committee. EflSTSIDE Modern Structures an Improvements Provide Housing.

nil Extensive preparations have been made for the' opening; of East Side schools. August. One new building has been erected during; vaca. tlon season and extensive Improvements made to three others. A fine building has been' erected in connection with Fremont High School.

In this building have been placed the rjecessary equipment for teaching various vocations. Students will practice forge work, machine work, pattern work, as related to the meclywile, electrician, carpenter, pattern' maker and other trades. Highland School at EJghty-fifth avenue arid A street has a fine new eignt-room annex on tne same style of architecture as the old building, which is American Colonial, C. P. Finger Is principal of this school.

Daniel Webster School, C. N. Shane, principal, at Eighty-first avenue and Olive street, is a new echool entirely for the younger stu dents and includes all equipment for a model kindergarten on a plan similar to that of Jtockridge school. Lockwood Junior High School at East Fourteenth and Sixty-eighth 1 CLUD IllTl'JILL IMPETUS mmsk Official Barbecue Will Be Held in Redwood Can- yon Sunday, The S. O.

campaign to save for the citizens ofakland and especially those of Dimond and -other Eaststde localities, the forested can-' yons and hills commencing In Dimond Canyon and extending through ta the East Oakland skyline, takes on fresh impetus with the Sierra club hike to' be held in connection with the barbecue in Redwood, Peak amphitheater, hext Sunday, August 20.x Many of the Sierra Club people will go out with sleeping bags and attend the Saturday night camp-fire session in the lower "amphi- I theater or auto camp where the singing jrai lea Dy tne sequoia Singers under direction of Charles Warner, director of Contra Costa Hills club. Those equipped with facilities, for out-doors sleeping' will make their beds under, the redwoods. Other will return to their homes for the night to again ascend the slopes toward the peak Sunday morning. dub' Is the greatest mountaineering organization in the United Stated and it is felt by many of its members, and officers that the importance of Redwood Peak and adjoining territory to all lovers of the outdoors warrants the FRUITVALE Pugsff pure cane, 14 lbs Koap, Octagon, 4 Idle Hydro Fura, large 20e Soup, all flavors, can. 10 Mazola Oil, gal 11.75 Canning Pears.

BRrtlett, 4e Furniture Plant Local Products Used in Many Finest Ilomefr iw East Bay District? A unique and interesting East Side development Js that of Fen-ford Furniture eotqpny, manufacturers of high grade home furniture, at their Fruitvale factory on East Fourteenth street near Thirty-sixth avenue. Here is produced, ft grade furniture sought by lpv-ers of fine furniture In eastern cities and purchased, by them through Arms of national reputation, such as, Fieid and Company, John Manamaker, Altman and Company, Lord and Taylor and Paine Furniture company. Most pf the Fenford furniture Is made of mahogany, solid throughout and finished In a number of styles in keeping with the best to be found In the finest horres of Oakland and the- east The designs are original and special designs are worked out for those whose taste runs to excluslveness in furniture. President P'enton and Vice-President Sullivan of the. Fenford organization have adopted.

the Emersonian motto of making the best in their line and the publio is fast "beating a pathway to their door," with this exception, that the factory is located on the busiest automobile artery in California, whee 100,000 people are said to pass oauy in automoDiies alone, to say 8: nJ' service, carrying additional thou- ands. A tinrAim Invtfottnn flaa Via.n sue(1 by Fenton and Sullivan for the people who are passing or de sire to drive out to Fruitvale for the purpose, to inspect the factory and examine the various styles and designs, choosing any that may ap peal to them or suggesting devla- iionairom stanaara patterns. JMany owners of fine homes in Rockriflge, Piedmont, and other cities have already availed, themselves of this invitation. If you see It In The TRIBUNE 11 them so. tell I fv M.

t'' yA 1 I rMi 1 nun. im onmmiinlto "CWUOIH Hopkinstown Tract Is Settled 4 1 1 Dimond and other points more CONTRASTING VIEW. In contrast with this picture, the Hopkinstown of today, lying between Peralta avenue and Maple street, Is bisected by Hopkins street with its car affording electric service to the main center of Oakland In twenty-two minutes. People who work and' do business in the heart of Greater Oakland can spend their evenings and Sundays at home In Hopkinstown away from the unpleasant fogs and winds, in a climate pleasantly warm with gentle, cooling breezes from the bay on the warmest days. The Muirooneys are compelled by circumstances to sell the old farm.

The pnly piece of ground to be kept by them is the home on Peralta avenue. The orchard has been divided Into building lots. Even the old well, which has never been' known to fail in its supply of drinking water, is located on one of the lots which will be sacrificed in the big sale, of the California Subdivision Company which starts Saturday, August 19, and which Is expected to bring a large number of home-seekers to the tract office at Hopkips and Peralta. TO DISCUSS COLORADO BILL WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.

Hearings on the Swing bill for protection and development of the lower Colorado river basin and for construction of a reservoir to prevent floods in the Imperial valley will be resumed by the house committee on irrigation of arid lands on September 8. FRUITVALE 4 ji 3 COFFEE, OUR OWN ROAST, BEST IN OAKLAND, LB. BROWN. THE GROCER Leal in Alameda County Due Enrich Americanization. SACRAMENTO, Aug.

17. The growth of California high schools, which has attracted notice In recent years, continues, according to figures compiled In the office of Will C. Wood, state superintendent of public Instruction, and made publfo today. The figures for enrollment have not yet been completed, but Wood estimates that inasmuch as the enrollment In former years has been more than twice the average daily attendance the total high school enrollment last year was 225,000. The figures for the average daily attendance for the ittate, which are complete, show a total of 110,207, a gain of 18,764, or 18 per cent oVer the previous year.

Only one county, Sierra, shows a decrease in attendance, that being a loss of four pupils. The counties showing the highest percentage of Increase are: Plumas, 78 per El Dorado, 65; Lassen, 46; Sutter, 40; Fresno, 28; Mariposa, 27; San Mateo, 17; Santa Barbara, 27; Siskiyou, 27; Tulare, 27. 1 The lead of Los Angeles ana Alameda counties in attendance due to the maintenance of enriched high school courses and a large number of public school classes for th Americanization of the foreign-born, it is believed. NAVAL TROPHY WON BY CREW OF CALIFORNIA California'! own battleship Is the winner of the navy department's englneeringtrophy, which was competed for all United States fleets during the past year, according to word received from Washington, D. today by the Twelfth Naval District.

The super-dread naught California, built at Mare Island and manned entirely by Calif ornlans, is entitled to carry a huge white lettor on her after smokestack for the coming year in rec ognition of her feat of carrying off fim honors in the annual engineering competition. Captain Henry Zelgemeier and three othefc officers of the California will receive letters of congratulation from the Secretary of the Javy- and each enlisted man In the engineer lng division of the crew will re co a prize of $10. The battleship New Mexico and Tennessee won second and third prizes respectively. 1 1 I i Hi Ousted Man Faces Jail If He Returns DENVER, Aug. IT.

WilllamZ. Foster, labor leader, who was ejected from Colprado recently, under orders of Adjutant-General Patrick J. Ilamrock, would be Jailed Immediately if he were to attempt to carry out his alleged announcement of intention to return to Denver'to address a mass meeting, Colpnel Ilamrock announced today; "I will order Foster placed in Jail wiihout a warrant, and I will have him kept there, should he come bank into the State," said Colonel Hamrock. Foster was arrested by Colorado State rangers August 6, shortly after he arrived here from Salt Lake City, Utah. He was escorted to the Wyoming State line and ordered, not to re turn to Colorado.

Man Finds Woman's Trunk in His Room The police are today trying to find out how the trunk of. Mrs. Pearl Brady, 814 Center street, was found in the room of J. C. Stroell-neuer, a stage driver at 830 Broadway.

Stroellneuer reported to the police that he first discovered the trunk in his room early in the evening. He told the officer that he wont out and when he returned he found that. the trunk had been broken into and the clothing all rut. BEKIS Fireproof Storage advise that their Gftodyear Cord Truck Tireg hare delivered 12,000 miles in long distance moving, under varying road conditions, and show very little evidence of wear. Goodyear Truck Tires are sold and serviced by th local Goodyear Truck Tire Service Station Dealer.

GOOD, Alt For Sale by COCHRAN CELLI 414-32 Fifth Street 41723 Sixth Street JENKINS BROS. 411 Twentieth Street I First Compounded This Remedy For My Own Neighbors Tfcctr prntae of thla newer form of Iron ha uprcnd ao rapidly thnt low, after nine yenra, over 4,000,000 people nae It annnully. Tears ago I began to wonder at the great number of my own friends and neighbor who were always complaining 'and doetorlngi without ever aeeminar to get any better. Both working men and their wives were frequently all tired out In the evening, and a great many were weak, nervous and One had pains In the back and thought he had kidney trouble. Another had pains around the heart.

palpitations and dizziness, and wai sura he whs suffering from heart disease. Bt til others had severe headaches, floating spots before the ayes, tender snots along the enlne rnnf1 VMlety 01 larmlDlf For years I made 4 special study of this condition, eonp.ultlna; a great number of physicians and chemists. An immense number of Investigations by physicians all over the country showed that three people out of every four you meet lack 100 Iron In their blood. Lack of iron in the blood la the greatest of all devitalizing weaknesses. It is the Iron in your blood that enables you to get tho nourishment out of your food.

Without iron, nothing you eat does you any good. Tour heart, lungs and kidneys and all your vital organs get their nourishment from the blond stream, and when the blood lacks Iron and- is thin, pale and you may suffer from the symptoms of a great number of diseases when the real and true cause of all your trouble a lack of iron in the In the old days people often took metallic Iron, which some physicians claim is not absorbed at all. In compounding Nuxnted Iron I use the newer form of Iron, which is like the Iron In your blood and like the iron In spinach, lentils and apples. Unlike the older forms ef iron, if will not injure the teeth nor disturh the stomach, and it Is ready for almost immediate absorption and assimilation by tha blood. It is the people whose blood is rich In Iron who possess rrent strength, force and energy.

If you are not strong or well you owe -It to yourself to inake the following teat: -Se how long you can work or how far you can walk without becoming tired. Next take two S-grain tablets of Nuxatcd Iron three times a day after meals for two weeks-then test your strength again and See how much you have gained. An astonishing numbt of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the while, have greatly improved their health and increased their strength, energy and endurance simply by taking this newer form of Iren MARY MULROONEY and JAMES MULROONEY, daughter and gpzndson, respectively, of Josiah Rose, whose farm, now Hopkinstown, has been hsld practically intact since 1864 ana is now to be subdivided into city homesites. Hop- hinstown lies on both sides of Hopkins street, east of the Dimond business center. TV It WrjP VT 1 FRUITVALE TOURING CARS $125 Is all you need as first payment DON'T FORGET order that Ford Conue at to Hcdnn eaaly.

to acetate deUverr In time for fall weather. SAVOY GARAGE B. V. SMITH 8069 E. 14TI1 Neu rroitriU) CooTtattat to sll last Sid Point Ml UNIVIftlAlCA Eggs, large, the best.

Twlnk, all colors pkg 5e Bacon, Klngan's. lb. Sliced Dill Pickles, I can We All 15a Cookies, now, Apples, eating, cooking, 8 PHONE FRCITVALK 801 Neighbors Now. ifwwAJW ff Pa Once Great Ranch Replaced by Sightly Residence District WX school and will have all facilities for meetings and entertainments to serve the needs of that populous neignDornooa. nowara v.

weuy i principal. Oakland Bank Branch Expected The service station of the Stand ard Oil company at the northeast corner of (East Fourteenth street and Thirty-fourth avenue is being dismantled. It is rumored that one of the big Oakland banks will soon begin erection of a building' on this site for banking purposes. Permanent Track On 14th Street Laid Work on the laying of permanent track on East Fourteenth street from Twemty-thlrd avenue west Is proceeding rapidly. The new rati is to be 90 lb.

girder rail and the whole plan of construction of the most permanent character. While this work Is proceeding, traffic will be diverted on the westbound cars to Sixteenth street, which will be reached by way of Twenty-third avenue. FRUITVALE Spark Stoves Made in Oakland by Oakland labor 5-YEAR GUARANTEE We replace any part proving defective within that tifne. Hammer-Bray Co. EAST OAKLAND SOLD BT Reliable Dealers EAST 14TH, AT MTU AVE.

DIMOND just found. TM3 is uopKirmuwii 7. Nice It iVV tl ft i-na i i a I I Get a Home Your Own BUY -BUILD LIVE n- HopkinsTown QUIT PAYING RENT, quit it. Get a home of yourt own your, own gardert-gour own vegetables, chickens in your own yard. Why shouldn't you enjoy the -tttogs your landlord enjoys? Buy, build arid live in HopkinsTown, Oakland a new district.

You don't have to pioneer in HopkinsTown, no puree HopkinsTown is, what you IMPORTANT TIME CHANGE Fifty-eight jears ago the sightly residence tract which Is" now known as Hopkinstown was the the farm home of Josiah Rose, whose daughter, Mary Mulrooney, and grandson, James Mulrooney, now live on Peralta avenue near Hopkins street- Their residence is located on a portion of the old farm, which is now surrounded by attractive homes of thousands of residents of Oakland, which has grown up since Rose farmed this land. The old farm has been held almost intact since 1864, according to Lawrence Block, who has charge of Hopkinstown development for the California Subdivision Company. Mrs. Mulrooney inherited it from her father and has continued to live upon It until now. A portion of the farm is still in orchard and delicious fruits are grown there.

MEMORIES KEEN. While the Intensely Interesting historic value of the East Side is generally lost sight of through attention being directed to its wonderful present "growth and development, the Muirooneys have keen recollections of the days when the port of San Antonio, pear the foot of Thirteenth avenue, was the main shipping point for Alameda county. According to Mrs. Mulrooney, who has Uved here since girlhood, Hopkinstown was formerly known as a part of Fruitvale, which also included what is now Dimond, the thriving business center to the west of Hopkinstown. The Dimond family lived on a farm embracing the present corner of Fruitvale avenue and Hopkins street, and 1M said that Dlmood gave the property for a postofflce at this locality with the understanding that it should bear this name.

In those days San Antonio was the Eastbay metropolis. Pas--sengers from the boats were landed there and then taken In four-horse and six-horse stages to Fruitvale, FRUITVALE COMBINATION Wood, Coal and Gas RANGES SEE OCR STOCK Reliance Hardware and Furniture Co. CHAS. HERRMANN 8301 East J4th Strwt Phone Fruitvale 2421 iffoTl Spark Of WE REPEAT ON have been expecting and Emerson said: Santa Rosa Branch a man mats bul a mouse trap, if he makes il better than his neighbor, though he live in a' vil4- 1. Small Homes Allowed.

2. Sewers in Now. 3. City" Water in" 4. Gas in Now.

8. Some Orchard Pieces Now 9. NO HILLSIDES NEVER 10. In the Warm-Belt 11. Handy to Schools Now.

12. BUSINESS OPPORTUNI-. TIES NOW. ft Effective August 17th Electricity in Now. Street Cars There Now.

5. 6. FIRST PAYMENT $49 ALL FOR Leave Oakland 16th St, Station 5:14 p. m. Arrive Mil joea Leave Santa Rota 1 ernew the vorld ttill make a beaten path to hts door." If that be true and there is much in the way of evidence to sustain it, the maker of the better mouse trap, who attached thereto the allurement of a price far less than his neighbors were charging for their inferior traps, should have no difficulty in establishing the beaten path, ever widening, and ending finally in a well paved road.

We make high grade mahogany furniture, sell it you at the factory and save you one-third to One-half of your money. Let us prove it. Will yqii be one to the beaten path that leads to our shops? The Fenford Furniture Co. 3620 East 14th Street, Fruitvale Between 36th and 37th Ave. Phone Fruitvale S02S "In Basinet in, Oakland Since 190T Arrive Oakland 16th St.

Statipn 9:36 a. m. For Detail Information If you haven't $49.00 bring what you have-we'll make terms to syit you. MONTHLY PAT- MENTS $4 90 x- 8tores are needed in HopkinsTown. See the big business lota on the car-line corners! A word to the wise is sufficient.

Come to Sale Starts Saturday and Continues Until All Is Sold- DIRECTIONS: Tale HOPKINS STREET car (G) at 12th Broadway going east, rtde to HOPKINS ST. PERALTA AVE. Get off here HopkinsTown Headquarters. BY AUTO-Out FOOTHILL BLVD. to PERALTA (1 blk.

past Fruitvale Ave.) then turn north on PERALTA (toward hills) and drive to HOPKINS ST. fit PERALTA AVE. (The beginning of Hop-klnsTown. i C-' Instead of 8:35 a. m.

11:35 a. m. 2:30 p. m. 5:28 p.

m. 6:45 a. Agent First and Broadway Station Oakland Pier Station and Lakeside 1420 Ask Southern Pacific Lines irnnViiA QIIRniVlSION Co Urn1 UQHt LAKESIOt 56. 1230 Broadway 16th Street Station Phones Oakland 162 41 FOR HOPKINSTOWN! 4 fft If st wT GOODBYE, LANDLORD. WE'RE HEADED.