Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 4

WEDNESDAY EVENING Oakland NOVEMBER 29, 1922 MANY JOIN REAL F. Porter of the board and President F. R. Caldwell of the achievement committee. It will leave Tuesday morning, making Tulare the first night and Santa Ana the second night.

The trip will be by the valley route. lijsptft St. George, were married yesterday at Calvary Episcopal church by Rev. F. M.

Church of the Grace Cathedral of San Francisco, where the bridegroom was at one time a member of the choir. After the ceremony they left for Modesto, which will be their home. PROSPERITY OF' OAKLAND TOLD FiT CLiLlHl convention of realty dealers to be held next week at Santa Ana. Those planning to attend are requested to register with Secretary Giles at once, whether they are going in their own automobile or whether they want seats in other cars. Already more than fifteen machines have been reglHtered as going, and more are bolng added to the list each day.

Those who have no automobiles or who do not wish to drive down will be accommo-rinter! In other mnchincs, and Sec retary Giles is making reservations as fast as he gets registrations. It is expected that at least fifty real estate men will attend from Oakland, and the Oakland board Is after the attendance prize. This prize gives, distant boards a chance because the attendance is rated upon the number of miles traveled as well as the number of delegates attending. Th "Orcb Caravan" gets Its name from the Initials of the Oakland Real Estate Board. The Caravan will be headed by President F.

"The Diner" 1611 SECOND AVEiNUE, at E. 16th SL mm mt. cocked TURKEY BEER THURSDAY, NOV. SO, 1922. $1.25 SWISS HOTEL SOLD.

SANTA- CRU21, Nov. 29. The Swiss Hotel, one of the old time boarding houses, has changed hands. It has been sold by Frank and Tony Micossl to Frank Deliglo and Carolina Carelll. THANKSGIVING DINNER MENUS i Registrations are being received by Secretary R.

Porter Giles of the Oakland Real Estate Board for the "Oreh Cnravnn" to the state LOOKING BACKWARD Venna Candies, Fruit Cake, Plum Pnddlnga and Mince Pics. are of Superior Quality OUR EXCELLENT Thanksgiving Dinner 11 A. M. TO 10 P. M.

THANKSGIVING DAY Thurday, November 30, 1922 MUSIC BY Choice of CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA B1' rr.it CofiSlii You will be congratulating yourself on the Where io Dine Thanksgiving THANKSGIVING DAY vould not be Thanksgiving Day if it lacked all the good food that makes that dap memorable. Tese Holds, Restaurants', and Cafes have made elaborate preparations to serve Jjou on this occasion. Their menus are pleasantly varied the choice of the seasons offerings prepared with the acme of culinary art THANKSGIVING DINNER $2.00 per so thoroughly enjoyed, at plate the "When good digestion waits on appetite" Calery Heart RlM OllT Choice of. Moek Turtle Soup la Tena Cklcken Brotk wlta NooeUe Filet of Salmon Treat laate, 1 Meaalerr Dackea Potato Choice of Roaat Toon Fresno Turkey with Vena Dresalngr Cranberry Saaee Roaat Buckling Pl( Ckeatnnt Dreaalag; Apple Ranee Candlei Sweet Potatoea French Peaa aa Bearre Salad Washington Choice of EnarlUh Plant Pad dins-Hot Wince Pie Pampkln Pie Mepolltna lee Cream Small Cake Knt alalaa Desnl Taaaa 11 I. Fnnoite artT Tk.

mmt Powsll Strut, Harkat I I wlem await Oakland 1 )f I 6U 1'ourtsenth Btrcat $2.00 Per Cover BROADWAY AT FOURTEENTH DENES KAROLY, General Manairer PhoAe your reservaiiont-Lakeside 5268-5269 Thanksgiving WINNER QWCE AT THE OTEl (LAND Thursday Nov. 30 Dinner 6 to "9 p. O.50 per cover Phone Lakeside 100 hi Table Reservation 0 Za FOLKS! COME AND ENJOY A Special Home Cooked THANKSGIVING DINNER J.00 From 13 m. to 8i30 p. m.

THE BLUE BIRD Reserve Tahiti 12 to 5 only Phona Oakland 3037 323 Fourteenth St. ftear Hotel Oakland Fresno Woman and Modesto Man Wed SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 29. Loverls Francis Love of Fresno and Henry Howard of Modesto, son of George Howard, assistant manager of Hotef Dinner SPECIAL TUWOEY DINNES. In the Palm Night, November 50th, in cooncctioD with Gorhim's Follies.

Greatest hotel attraction etet presented. Famous chorus pf Broadway beauties. 20 sparkling numbers. Dancing seren to one. perperjon in-cladingcorer charge.

Also a la carte cover charge $1.50, There will also be a special turkey dinner in die Rose Room Bowl without music $3.00 per person, THE PALACE HOTEL BAN FRANCISCO Management HALSET B. MANNARINO Thanksgiybg J)imier Thursday, Nrv. 30, '22 SLbOber Person P.M. 4 Ket aurant 16th at San Pablo Ave SrEatL OnCHESTHA CONCERT Reservations by phone Lakeside 76i5 By WOOD SOAXES IT has been written and declared times Innumerable that nobody "knows anything about show business," and now Channlng Pollock has come along to prove the truth of the statement once more. When Channlng Pollock wrote "The Fool" he finished what he considered his chef d'ouvre, his masterpiece.

For ten years he had been nursing this brain child until he felt it was able to step out and take its place In the world. It was tried out on the'eoast, and while It was successful. It was considered no great shakes in the way of a play. Undaunted, however, "The Fool" was taken within a stone's throw of the Great White Way and put into rehearsal. TWENTY SEASONS AGO TODAY "Pickings From Puck" is the attraction at tho Macdonough Theater tonight.

1 Meanwhile the theatrical wiseacres were having their little laugh. A dozen Broadway managers had read the manuscript and given It thumbs down. They admitted that it was a splendid piece of writing, an excellent dramatio Idea, but The Selwyns, however, decided to tsko a chance. They'thought that the verbal flaying administered by Pollock In his capital and labor scenes would do the theater-goers good besidcahelplng them. Thev thought the picture of the child stopping the onrushlng mob would be firBt-class melodrama.

They disagreed with A. II. Woods, who had the play first, but he was so sure of himself that he bet $1000 to $100 that the play would be a "flop." Then came the opening. The first wek was big, but the wiseacres said that this was to be expected. "Wait until next week," they chorused.

But next week brought another advance, the following still another, and now "The Fool" la the reigning success on Broadway. Arch Selwyn has not only collected Al Woods thousand, but he is waxing fat and sassy on the returns from the box office. And the wiseacres are saying: "Well, anyway, you never can tell anything about show business." Morris Oest la getting quite excited over the prospect of presenting the Moscow Art theater plays In New York on January 8. Proof of his perturbation Is to be found in the list of rules and Few Rules for Moscow Art regulations he Is drawing up to govern the action of the patrons during the engagement. The admission will be $5.50 for the choice seats.

There must be no applause during the course of the entertainment. There will be no tickets eold at the box office for the night of a performance. All tickets must be purchased in advance. The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock sharp and those coming so much as a minute late must wait until the first intermission before entering the theater. And the singular feature of It all Is that Gest will probably have no trouble in carrying out his rules and regulations.

The players will pre sent eight shows a week, six night performances and two matinees. EXITS AND ENTRANCES The word comes from London that Ted, Rose and Kitty Doner are scoring a tremendous hit at the Victoria theater there. "Tnar Fyodor Ivanovltch," bv Count Tolstoy, will be the opening presentation of the Moscow Art theater under the Comstock-Gest banners. Announcement is made that the third rcgulnr bill of The Burnham Players will be given at the Twentieth Century club on Thursday and Friday. December 7 and 8.

The attraction will be A. E. Thomas' "Tho Rainbow." Kd Ballard, proprietor of the Sells Floto circus, gave Charles Dillingham and R. II. Burnslde a unique Thanksgivlngpresent when he sent them a baby elephant.

Judy Is a year old and weighs 378 pounds. She will be used In the Hippodromo shows and will hold special soirees for tho children at tho matinees Harold Lloyd was the forty-third motion picture star to be the guest of the management of "The Last Warning" in New York. Lloyd attended tho melodrama last week. Muriel Stryker, the "bronze boy of the Xlegfeld Follies, has asked for $50,000 Insurance to protect her irom possioie blood poisoning, which, of course, is' hot the storv of a press agent far from it. Holbrook vBlInn, still another California star, is appearing in vaudeville in "No.

1408." Miss Zona Gale, whose first play "Miss Lulu Bett" won Pulitzer prize. Is writing a nw clav for Brock I'embeJTon, wlio sponsored her first. 4 Puritas Cafe 425 15th Street i 4 Bet. Broadway and Franklin 9 Phone Lakeside 7345 THANKSGIVING DINNER Si Private Tables for Pv6 wts if Speakers See Many Reasons Fhy People Should Give Thanks. Thanksgiving; exercises wews held the members of the Oakland Advertising Club at the noon luncheon In the Hotel Oakland yesterday, i.

Four sneaker were called upon to outline reasons for the citizens of Oakland at large to be thankful. They were In the order named: John Phillips, chairman of the new Industries committe of the Chamber of Commerce; Oorga Sheldon, Secretary of the Uptown Association: Fred E. Reed, real estate Operator, and Rev. John Snape, Clergyman. Phillips told of the growth of Industrial Oakland, tracing Its history briefly and describing, the phenomenal growth of the ommunity Within the past few years.

OAKLAKD FACTORIES. There are 800 manufacturing stablishments here now employing 4J.O00 people," said Phillips. "The capital Invested Is $180,000,000 and the payroll $60,000,000 annually, while the ralue of the output of these concerns aggregate eoo. "It Is to these manufacturing: Interests that Oakland owes the tripling of the bank clearings In the past seren years and the quadrupling of the building permits within the past five years. "During 1,922 alone there were 58 new Industries added to Oakland's lirt, and applications are constantly coming In from every part of the globe.

The new Industries alone represent an Investment of $6,000,000, employ 2500 people and give a yearly payroll of $5,000,000." NEW INDUSTRIES TOLD. Phillips then gave a partial list of-the new Industries and the capital Invested and urged the members of the Advertising Club In particular and the citizens of the ocmmunity In general to ac-cuaint themselves with the facts of the case so that they may know and thus discuss Intelligently the Industrial conditions of the city. I venture to say that not one man within sound of my voice could mention one-third, or even one-fourth of the industries In or name the products continued Phillips. tnat mercnamo -wares from eastern points, wares that are actually manufactured and produced right here. "We must have more patriotism and more loyalty and -we must be thankful for what has been done Sheldon devoted his attention to a survey of the buildings la the uptown district, taking as his ambject "Our Buildings." BUILDING INCREASE.

"We find Oakland In 1922 at the peak of the building program" said Sheldon. "It was only a year or eo ago that the city was shaking Itself loose from the trouble following the war when thousands of men were thrown out of work. Building is now going ahead by leaps and bounds. "The skyline of the city is constantly changing. There are new buildings everywhere standing as testimonials to the growth and advancement of our community." Sheldon then listed for the membership the new structures planned and in course of construction, taking as an example The TRIBUNE building of twenty stories.

He called attention to the old quarters of the publication and complimented the owners on the growth and development of the journal. MANY NEW STRUCTURES. Among the new edifices scheduled for next year, according to Sheldon are the Scottish? Rite Temple, to cost more than a million; the new Elks cluh, to cost more than a. million; the Ambassador building, to cost a quarter of a million; the proponed Federal building, to cost ii million and a fluarter; the possibility of a new court house and the Athens Athletic club. Fred E.

Reed devoted his attention "Our Homes," explaining his adventures with an out-of-town man whom he guided about the city yesterday morning and the conversation the two tourists had. Reed Impressed the members with a realization of the beauties of the city, its position in world trade, Its climate and above all he lauded the home spirit that predominates the community. Dr. (Snaps enlarged on the' Spiritual aspect of the city's development. He took as his theme the fact that a house is not a home unless there is a spiritual aspect to Its environment.

Dr. Snape counted all the advancement of the city for naught If the builders overlooked the part that God plays in the work. THEATER PARTY PLAN. Prior to the Thanksgiving Pay exercises, the directors of the club ann.unced a deficit of $400 in the treasury and urged the members to assist In making the theater Iiarty at the Fulton on December 6 a success in order to clear up the dobts incurred by the club. Announcement was also made that Tuesday, December 19, has een set aplde for the annual Christmas Jinx, when members of the organization will act as hosts to Oakland kiddies who are orphaned.

Max Horwinski presided as auctioneer at a turkey raffle, the turkey going for $20.25 to help the fun alonir. 1 Syilt5 Safe Milk k-s it pot Infants. tnvahdt a Childr-n Original Food Drink for Jl Age IchatHorne.OffieeiFcuntaini. Ic.MaltedGralnErttaetloPow forms, fJ ouH.sh lnf -He oookln i 1 rJ I ffa4 HOTEL CLAREMONT INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THEIR Thanksgiving Dinner THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH Dinner Served from 6:30 until 9:00 o'clock Price f2.RO Per Corer Caltiorala Oyafrr Cocktail Cklrken la Relit Grrrn Turtle Celery Ollven Almond Lake Trout a IVHotet Parlalenne Potatoes Vol An Vent of Sweetkreadn-Toulonie Vronea t'gK JVo Roaat Young Turkey Cranberry Sonre Chegtnut Drennlng Sweet Fotatoea French Pen Aatnmn Snliid Mlae PU Plant Fadulna- Fralt. Cake.

Angel Cake Neapolitan Ice Cream Assorted Fruit Nat RnUtn Demi Tue Telephone your reservations early, Berkeley 9300 1 An Invitation Come and eal Turkey with us. Spend this Thanksgiving free from care. DriCe your motor over smooth, roomy roads, tohel your appetite in the crisp air Then when you arrive in San Jose.youll he ready for that crisp, brown Turkey and all the attendant goodies. Remember I We Will expect you on Thursday, the 30th. The Hcitel Vendome "The distinctive hotel with reasonable rafe SAN JOSE F.W, TegeleuProp.

THANKSGIVING DINNER, CONCERT Key Route Inn Twenty-second and Broadway Oakland's Itcflned Hotel Exceptional, Pleasing, Musical Concert by Arion Orchestra Vocal Selections by Virginia Treadwell, Contralto Dinner Served 5 to 9 p. m. $2.00 FF.H PLATE NO OTIIEH CHARGES POSITIVELY FRESH TURKEY USED MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW PHONE OAKLAND 6921 California Restaurant 425 13th St. Bet. Franklin and Broadway THANKSGIVING DINNER Thursday, November 30 -MENU California Oyiter Cocktail Celery en branch Olives Badlshes Cream of Tomato Soup with Rica Baked Striped Ban, Itallcon Parlsienn potstoe I Sweett'retd Patties Coast California Turkey, Cranberry Sancc and Raleln Dressing Maiued Sweet Potatoe CanlltioTrer an Gratln Ilearta of Lettuce, 1000 Island Dressing Plum Pudding, Hard Sane, or Vanila Ic Cream, Vr Dot illnce Pie with Hard Bane, or Pumpkin Pie Taaarlndo Punch or Berertg.

Demi Tan. $1.50 per cover WOOD.VKX INITIATION SAN LEANDRO, Nov. 89. Three candidates were Initiated into the Modern "Woodmen of America at a meetlne; held at I. O.

O. F. hall hpre. Sletubers of the Iierkele-y order vere jirewont, conducting UUq initiatory etvlcca, RICHARD'S 418 13th Street Thanksgiving Dinner 5:30 to 9 P. M.

$2.00 Per Person Dine and Dance PETE'S FASHION 401 TWELFTH STREET Corner Franklin Fhone Lakeside 7000 Make your reservations now Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, November 30, 1022, From 13 noon until 10 p. m. $1.50 Menu- crap Frlut an Maraschino California Oyster Cocktail Bine Polut Oyster on Halfxhc-1. Heart of en Bundle Klpe Ollve Choice of Clik'kfn Bmip with Okra Conwmme Royal Fllef of Halibut, Marguerite Baked Striped Bas, Marguerj Choice rjf Tenderloin of Heef, Kresh Mnahrobm Sauce, Baked Karlollla rarmailao Cheese Cholee'Ot Stuffed Toirnir Californl Turkey with Chestnut Dressing Cranberry Sane Cblckea Saute See wltb llnshrooms rried Bqiiab. Filet Ulfnon, Bearnals Sauce Suckling fig with Apple Sauce Bomaln Ijettnc with French Dressing Us lUie (ttrlne Beans 'aa Beiurr Candled Sweet Fotatoea i It's II l)rsslna Choice of Home-made Fluia Piid.llns, IVnlt Saac Mlnn fl Pumpkla Pie Keiimiltaa 1c Cran aod Cake Peoal i'aae A Heal Southern Style Thanksgiving Dinner with all tke home-Ilk at tke THfcyjRGINrAN M.A6 8 P.

it. SIEK Salted Nnta Calory rnit juoenan Oxlajf Hoop Celery Aoot Salad Baked Ham ArUh Candled Sweet yotatoc Roaat Tnrkr with Sinfflaa; and Oaabcrry Jelly Mnahed Potatoea and Green Peaa Vanilla lee Cream with Chocolate' Sauce or Plant Podding; (home made) wltk Hard. Sauce or Mince Pie or Pampkln Pie Small Black $1.50 a Plate 2640 BANCROFT WAY ear Collere, opposite the Tennla Court Reservations may made by Phone Bark. 4869 Enjoy An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving Dinner at Lehnhardfs With Turkey and Cranberry Sauce Plum Pudding, too just like "Mother" fixes it. From 1 p.

to 8 p.m. $1.50 Lehnhardts Broadway, Bet( 13th and 14ta HOTEL HARRISON GRILL 14th nd Hanieon Sts. Special Thanksgiving DINNER 4:30 to I p. n. $1.50 Zinkand's Restaurant 1017 BROADWAY For Reservations Phone Oakland 799 Special Thanksgiving- Dinner PER PLATE Froaj 11 to sf a.

Meny CBolce jt CdllfornU ft'kft Cocktail Blut Point OytttM lUlf HJ1 Bltea Almond 7 Ulp Ollm Cticty fix Brtctt Heart of Chicot Tboutao Iilind DresUng Mock Turtle foup ConsomnwVfineeM Filet of bole. Marguerite SwcyCreaa I'attle. Financier Choice of rn Cilltoinla Turkey with CUeituut Drclng, Cranberry Sauce Buckllug I'lg, Ainile Bauce Brusielf Sprouts Saatert to Buttej 1 It rows fotatoea RIssoU Choice of Vanilla Ice Cream. Lady Finger Old Fashioned I'lura Puddlug. Hard and Brandy avor Keuee Special Mince Pie.

Brandy Flavor Saac BquaiU PI Camenbert Cbeese with Cracker Clioire of Coffee Willi Tasae Tea WHlCTMrCTY-WCCEW SAN LEANDKO. Nov. 29. Complete auccass attended the prize whlut tournament held at St. Joseph's hall In benefit of the orpin fund of the St Ieandor's Catholic church )at night.

The affair wu.i under ih dtreulon ct Mia. Frauli JLytelV, Uk IROQUOIS Restaurant Estomtlo Hotel BuildinC. San Leandro Special Thanksgiving Day TURKEY DINNER $2.00 From 13 Noon to 8:30 p. m. crnrr- rrx rr FIHI'INAND prop, tor reaervatloaa Plxine Sun t.cnndrn fll Slonth For Two-Iiine (Caf ds la Want AO 0 1 i Bay yott jaw It In Tta TEIBUNa.