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TUE3DAV EVENING Combined Telegraphic Newsservice of all papers. Full Associated Press, Untied Press, International Neis and Pacific Nevs Service PAGE 20 APRIL 1, 1919. Showery Month of April Is Predicted "0 Ruffles, on Bathing Suits Is Alameda Police Chiefs Rule Father Ricard Promises More Rains ARTHUR Gl IS POSTPONED 111 B1M STOCKTON, April 1. Mayor -l it A Iv. i Diamonds, pearls tind other Jew lry valued at over $500 wpre stolen a bold daylieht burglary at the fashionable Faustina apartments at all around a storm center; but, prs-ferabfy, only at the east, southeast and south sides of It.

It does not rain, but only drlszles or mists, at the west, -northwest and north sloes. For, by Buys Ballot's low, sectors of dryr-eold winds blow Into it from the northeast, the north and the northwest, and these do better without that with, rain. Suppose a storm enters by thenortn-west, directed (southeastward under a small azimuth, and the high pressures prevail from Oregon to the Qulf of Caliornia, It ia sale to say. It will Buffer a delay of two or three days coming to Tehachapl. Suppose, contra-wise, under the same conditions up north, that low pressures prevail In California, It may rain here on the verv day of entrance.

Note Buys Ballot's law may be expressed thus: with your back to the wind; the low pressure, area "will be on your left bald." THE HIGHS. These areas of rising barometer will arrive approximately on April 1, 5, 9, la, in. 23, 'in, 3a, May ,.4, 7, 10. A knowledge of when the highs are coming serves two eminently useful purposes: First, one knows when a storm Is about to leae; second, one knows when to guard against harmful morning frosts. flANTA CLARA, April 1.

Ehowery April bids fair to live up to Its name, according to the predictions of Father Ricard of -ths University of Santa Clara for the coming month. There will, however, he says, be longer periods than usual between wetness and dryness, enabling the farm hands to urn up the soli and put In young plants, This would seem to be Indicated by the wider and more Irregular separation of the stormy dates below, which also, by their eloquent silence, show the futility of certain objections. Increasing facilities for working up the soil will also be afforded by greater length of days, less oblique insolation, greater warmth and less afmospheric absorption. THE LOWS. The areas of reduced air pressure, wind and rain or snow will move In from the ocean on the following days: April 5, 7, 10, 12.

15, 20, 24. 26. 29, May 2. 4. 7 and 10.

MAIN STORMS OF THE MONTH. April 11, 16, 21, 26. It nhould be borne In rhlnd that, on the whole. It does not rain on the day of a storm's entrance, except Just where It is' entering; nor does it lain pvC MM AW Judge Georg Bamusls this morn. Ing gave the police and the district attorney's office until April 8 to lile a complaint charging manslaughter against Joseph Preston Arthur, drove his machine Into the estuar; at the foot of Broadway resulting Ir the killing of two women.

His case, on a hook charge, was called this morning. Arthur is In the hospital under police and the Inspector's office and the district attorney's of Tenth and Oak streets, yesterday afternoon. They were stolen from Miss Edith Morgan, teacher at iho Hawthorns "and Gertrude Morgan, her sister, tearher at thn Hansanita school, who live there. At the same time Mrs. 11.

Hansen, H'" i lSaat Sixteenth street, reports the ion sable neck fur, also, valued ati several hundred dollars. i The robbery at the Faustina apart- xnenta yesterday afternoon follows; closely upon the sensational roM-ryl Jt sjr. niL Lfjvik. i i A. O.

Oullalian has turned over to the police a letter he rc-eelved In the mall this morning from one whom he believes to be a weak-niimlcd person. The writer says be killed Mrs. GeorRo 1). Greenwood of Oakland and threatens to kill 1'nlted States Senator Junies 1). I'helan.

letter readt: "I am a lone person. I have killed Mr. ii. I). nnd will kill PtK-Inn If he don't do as told.

1 am known as lied ed-uardt the insii of terror. I am not a I. V. V. I am t'olnjr to Tor ma elub called a man ol terror.

C. and C. O. and O. "Ttiu ono is called the L.

K. and A presidential warrant, served by the police on Pavel Mellincoff, accused Bolshevist leader, hold In Ban Francisco in connection with the Greenwood dynamiting in Oakland, la th move bv which the authori oner first denied he had been In Trenton, X. J. Later, when he was confronted with photos from that Place, he admitted that he had been Teachers Granted Increased Salaries SAN FRANCISCO, April 1 An in- at the Hotel C'lareniont last ricl.iy when several hundred dollars worth of Jewelry were stolen from the rooms of Mrs. Blanch Haas and Mrs.

Emily T. Spring. Miss Morgan told the police hint night that the robbery of her apartments must have occurred between 4 and 8 p. m. She left the room at 4 o'clock to go.

downtown. When ahe returned at 8 she found It ransacked. Drawers were open and things turned upside down. Inspectors Rossick and Sanderson, who Investigated last night, think the burglary must have been committed by some one familiar with the fact that Miss Morgan kept, valuable Jewelry. The Jewelry stolen includes one silver rase, one solid gold Klgin watch, engraved; one cameo, pearl edge: one fletir de llsytoia pin; one arrested there on suspicion of dyna-1 the plant of John lloebling crease of $20 a month In the salaries of teachers and Janitors in the department of this city was granted Sons.

In San Francisco he lived nt the 1 home of Mrs. Mary Mnrcufe, said ties have today met the first attempt by the police to be an admitted "red," and one of the supporters of The Blast, the Bolshevist paper that resulted in the arrest of Alex- of the Workers' Defense league, which defended Thomas Mooncy, to fice are still at odds over the Ulnar of a complaifit. "We have done everything we can-do. We are satisfied we have a case against Arthur. We will ask for no more complaints," Paid Captain James Drew of the Inspector.

office today. William J. llennessy, assistant district attorney, today made a fui -ther explanation of his position In refusing to issue a complaint charging manslaughter. "I do not know of a single case in the (date where a man charged with driving a machine while driink has been found guilty of manslaughter," he said. "I tried a slm Har case here some years ago whert a man while drunk and driving on the wrong side of the street killed man.

The high courts ruled out ah testimony showing that the man was drunk. They held that a mai. who was sober might have done the same thing, Willful carelessness and not drunkenness, the court held, was the element that would determine manslaughter. "I am willing to Issue a complaint charging the driving of an automobile while drunk if the police bring niia. enough evidence, But so far there Is no evidence, except that fact that liquor was smelled on Ar thur's breath and his Incoherem ramblings at the hospital." Attorney Jesse Dunn has been acting as Arthur's adviBer.

obtain th.e Russian's freedom. Hhort- Iv before the wilt, obtained by Alel- llncoff's attorneys, and directing hi: COMMITTEES my 'DRIVE' CHOSEN fa by the supervisors yesterday after a session during the course of which Insinuations Were hurled that politics had ficiired in the matters There was a larse delegation of teachers present, and thedebate lasted more than an hour. A clause pledging the members to make reductions In other departments In order to meet the increase was stricken from the resolution, and a majority of supervisors then voted fojs It. Members of the finance committee opposed the adoption of the resolution on the ground that it was premature in that a hearing on the budget was about to begin. They were excused from voting.

immigration authorities to show cause why the prisoner's $10,000 bail should not be reduced, was tiled, the warrant was served and the order issued to take the man to Angel Island to await deportation. diamond pin; one necklace of amethyst and pearls; ofie necklace of sapphire and pearls; one pearl ring with three pearls in hoop setting: one gold nugget; ono pair of pearl earrings. The burglar gained entrance lr means of a half-inch Jimmy. The police think that he must be somewhat of a "society burglar," as his activities show a considerable knowledge of the habits find possessions of people who move in jruml circles. The sable stolon from Mrs.

Hansen was described as a particularly valuable specimen. It wan a cum lnls automatically inm i- the izovernment without any question of bail enter must-beware! i' I l.uf too little Is I Alameds hathlnR rlrl Eenough Is enoutjli, ing into the matter. too much! DENIES BOMB KNOY l.l -daaa wiih taken to the 1 under lierkman. jllKI'OHT PHILADELPHIA. I A report from the Philadelphia I authorities on Mellincoff has been received by Fickert as follows: "Mellincoff was orivy to the bomb outrages in Philadelphia last De-, cember.

He left some literature i with one of his friends which called on all those who received it to rise up and murder the authorities nnd all capitalists, lie Is a teacher of 1 anarchy and disloyalty by lectures and by devising plays to inculcate anarchistic tendencies. In New York he was known as the leader of the extreme anarchists, and not 1 onlv has a larjre following, but Is very influential with them. We expect at any time to get the evidence on hlrn in the Philadelphia bomb outrages that will keep him behind the bars for a long time, but he I covers his tracks with a remarkable 'astuteness and few of his friends everknow where he resides "F.ah major operation, actual or i prospective, finds him with a different name. From what the rhila-Idelphia police have found out the murder of a few thousand people for the cause is something lie would regard as trilling. He is closely in touch with all shatles of 'nds' and is the chief leader of an Inner circle that is waited on and whispered about by an admiring body of tfUIC immigration station he was (Trilled again by Captaain John O'Meara of the police neutrality bureau and District Attorney C.

M. Fickert of San Francisco. Their investigations disclosed the "death list-" now being i i 'Vileh 11 is said. plete striped Russian able with 'head and claws attached The value of the articles the contained the names of George It thus thBt Chief of Police Ja-coby ef the Bcadi City I'tittomlies the situation alon the velvet) -trend where the Wavelets tickle the toilets of fair maids of the mrr variety. In epitomizing the chief hti.

refercm to bathlnc costumes, and he laid the welKht of the law's majesty on ope Kalaxy of scent clad maids since the athing sea-son opened. No arrest. in brief, the dictum of the chief Is not to take away from the pleasure of those who ko to Alameda benches to see and not to swim, but he Insists that there be a limit to the view, mid so it Is that tjin costumes that were considered recherche in IflS but passe In litis must be the standard, fashion and desire notwithstanding For, "back In said the chief, when he waved to their drowning room THIN PEOPLE OF OAKLAND Greenwood of uaiiianu. ricacn nu a number of wealthy San Francisco and Oakland residents. Mellincoff denies all knowledge of the Greenwood explosion, although Barn Is Destroyed By Mysterious Fire SAN LEA N'DRO, April 1.

Fire believed to be of incendiary origin destroyed a large barn on the ranch of Antone Trombas. two miles south east of San Lcandro, early this morning. The damage is estimated at The fire was discovered at 3-r10 o'clock this morning by Trombas. The fire was well under wa'. Trombas rescued five horses stabled in the barn.

Two fiiitomobtles "a'n'd ninety-eight bales of hay were burned. Wrren retiring lftm'nlfrhtrTmrnbas locked the barn doors. When he was awakened by what is believed to have been the explosion of gasoline the doors were open. U'llh the lio.oon which Is required to wipe out the indebtedness on Plymouth CoiiKKRatlonal Church and the neigh-bcrhixid center which Ih maintained in connection with the church as their goal before Raster, the executive committee of the Plymouth Campaign. Fund met lant evenlnR to perfect details of the blK drive.

The collection of money wil. begun Hunday, continuing for one week. Mrs. Edgar 1,. Ormsby and Myron WeMover are co-chairmen for the rim-jmign.

The following officers have been elected by the executive" committee: Drive secretary, Mrs. K. S. Claisier; committee secretary, Mrs. i'.

S. Moffat; treasurer, R. F. Iiewis; auditor, A. U.

Brandt. Oommitree members are: V.lllam I). McDonald, Social Centef director: Mrs. Nlles I'hice. Social Center, secretary: Leslie Hurks.

Men's Ijiagiu': Mrs. D. V. Clarke. Woman's C.

Rrandt, Oeneral Sunday-srhool Sunertntendent; Seth Thompson, Senior Hoys: Mips Coleman, Senior riirls; Mrs. 1). P. Scudder, Juniors; Miss Oraca Arlett, Mrs Cha. Mann, Primary; Mrs.

Osmond V'an Avery, Heglnners; Mrs. W. V. Fnrse, Crndle Hull; Miss Ortrude Turner, Ml Dorothy Hlack, C'hurchtlmo Kindergarten. Sub-committee chairmen have been appointed as follows: Finance, M.

E. Wright; campaign, Henry D. Ames; publicity, C. E. Eby; automobiles, Mrs.

Iura King; mass meetings. Rev. C. Kloss. he has admitted oeing in the rinv It occurred and is unable to give an account of his movements.

two burglaries is easily s.iv the police. Former Mayor of Phoeiix Is Buried AXE RI FIELD. April 1. -The funeral of -Ralph Alexander Williams, formerly mayor of and Jerome, was held here. 'Williams, who was born In HaUers-fleld in 1873, had spent the pact IS years in Arizona, He died March 19 as a result an accidental gunshot wound.

For the past six years he conducted a store at Lowell, Ariz. He Is survived hy two brothers and three sisters. was also qutsunneo tail as to the school of I Solsnevism Hitro-Phosph'ate should give you a small, steady, Increase of firm, health: flesh each day. It supplies an esseti tial rjubstance to the brain and nervty in the active form In which It normally ocrirrs' in the living cells of the body. Hitro-Phosphatc replaces nerve waste and creates new strength and energy.

Sold by The Owl Drug Company in Oak. land and all good druggists under defln. ite guarantee of results of money bacK if- he operated in Seattle, which ne Up was at-o queried regardiiiK the San Francisco Puritinv schools he had at several youthful sirens from the rock upon which they sought to charm Intoi somnolence the numerou UlysseH tint abounded thereby. So. that which was daring In 1918 will have to ho darinK in tempted to organize while a student at the University ot caiuormu.

iillliliJilliiiiiik AltllKSTl'-D 1 'in r-'vu. ti, mnvA fr.r a habeas corpus 1919. OYAL QHQE f(S II writ and the attempt to lower the I TIIKKK KTV1-KS. OF HA1JI-! SI' ITS THAT ARK TO i hk wirxn aiamcdi prisoners bail were maue iy jonn Lawlor, attorney lor the "Workers' 1 an vim nn thA crnund that I r.i'ACUKs. Mellincoff's constitutional rights had Exclusive Agency Buster.

Brown Shoes for boys and girls. All styles and sizes carried in slock at money-saving price. Exclusive Agency Dr. A. Reed's Cushion Shoes for men; jnd the Improved Dr.

Reed Cushion Shoes for women. "in OaAtW it's the ROYAl, for SHOES" MEN'S HOSIERY SPECIAL! been violated. During th? questioning last night after the warrant had taken Mellincoff out of the purview of the writ obtained by Lawlor, the prls- PAIR fZ 28 Injured When Car Runs Off Track POUT' ifURON, April 1. Twenty-eight persons were Injured, none late last night, when an MBJIWIsl MHIiiai If 6 PAIR 80c Trading Stamp BUI Is Sent to Assembly SACUAMRNTO, April 1. The Senate defeated today, '23 to 12, a motion to recbnskh the vot ehy which Senator Turkltt'K nutt-trading stamp hlllv was passed la-t week.

The bill now Rnes to the A similar measure passed tui, years by the leKlelature fulled to the signature Of Governor HI, pic I I wnpaia so Young r80c Splendid New Spring Footwear MANY charming new styles in women's oxfords, pumps and Colonials are now assembled here. Their styles and qualities in every case are the equals oj Kua Lfanaruu aim Itchinq with jinterurnan car ran oit tne tracks in jnviklng a curve near here. Most of the injured were resl-: dents of Port Huron and vicinity. car was jammed and among the A GOOD QUALITY COTTON HOSE That Usually Sells 20c Pair Colors are Black, White, Brrwa, Grey, Lavender Cuticura Ointment 11 I ShsBseo W'rta Cstksrs Soap injured were several women and children. those you will find elsewhere at a dollar to three dollars 2.

more. 1 1 i i EXTRA 2C GREEN STAMPS (TOMORROW), WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2ND T1TH ALL PURCHASES MEN'S AND BOYS' APPAREL IF ACCOMPANIED BY THIS 1 IB COUPON -i nn or Ores I if, rim OR EXTRA Crt or GREEN STAMPS STAMPS en extra 4JU cr fitj Otrar Or Otr ivrrn rCRCHASB I I'll PtTRCHASB WITH PCRCHASK or with PCnCIlASB OP WITH BY BBaflE BILLS Fifteen months of service from a pair of Neolin Soles is claimed by F. T. Evans of Seattle, Washington. "Then I had" them half-soled and they are still good," says Mr.

Evans. Big shoe bills do not trouble the man who gets wear like this from his shoes. If you are interested in cutting down your shoe expense, be sure that the shoes you buy have Neolin Soles, You can get them on new shoes in many styles for men, women, and children; and they are available.every-: where for re-soling, too. Neolin Soles by Science to give long wear, and to be comfortable and waterproof. They are manufactured by The Goodyear Tire Rubber Akron, Ohio, who also manufacture Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear all other heels.

neolin Soles $5.00 I ALL DAY WEDNESDAY ion EXTRA New Records $10.00 0 cicnn or I ITTITr A isa Ask for them they're valuable Orrf rntniAsr. op STAMPS fi tXTHA STAMPS GIVEN OSLY WITH THIS COUPON rom April These are particularly good be sure and hear them Women's black, patent hid pumps; I vri i omen jnuiiary neci lace boots; dark brown kid with cloth tops to match; a very beautiful boot all sizes and all widths. Special Coodyear Coodyear beautiful imitation mg tip: leather French heels: light ex-tended soles. With or tfithout small black omamenL Women's black glazed kid military heel lace oxfords; veiled soles. Women's broivn glazed k'ti military heel lace oxfords; welted soles.

Genuine white cloth military S. H. Green Trading Stampt Free With Every Purchase isses Beautiful Colonial $0.50 pumps; in patent or black ffi'J; lfiiA large Colonial tongues and buckles: extremely high FreAch heels hand-turned soles, I RS 1 00 $5- ic Trussr are told in The Owl Dnijr Stores on the basis of a perfect fit or heel lace oxfords? while rubber soles and heels. 10-Inch Double-Face Record QSc "Ja-Da" Sung by Arthur Fields "Alcoholic Blues" Sung by Billy Murray 10-Inch Double-Face Record 85c "I'll Say She Trot "You're Some Pretty Doll" Fox Trot Both Played by the All Star Trio 10-Inch Double-Face Record 85c "Mickey" and "Kisses" Fox Trot Both played by Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra 1 0-Inch Double-Face Record 85c Medley Fox Trot f'Come On, Papa" Medley OnenStep Both played by Joseph Smith's Orchestra Victrolas $25 to $400 Convenient Payment Terms money refunded.

Exper. ienred fitien for Men, yomen and Children always in attendance. PriT)N fitting rooms cod spatial servico at 13th and Broadway REMOVAL SALE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES WING CHUNG LUNG GO. Exclusive Agency Preston B. Keith I 'Unlocked Process SHOES ffor men and women I A Bon-meUllie srrh sap- i pact -flexible vr- th'opedic method of fool 3 fttirt iluraetfl tat the Last- offer at then prices on Children's Scuf fers Boys and girls Scoffer shape shoes; in tan.

eslf, cnnmetsl calf and elk hide; button and lace styles. Sixes 5 to 8. .....81.95 Sizes IV, to 11.. Sixes 11 to VELVETrCRtfFN utmost comfort. Highly recommended by rthH I peAjists.

InWNS Vtthtuf itt burdensome cjtrt; RAIN-0N-TAP automatic sprinkler system WiUsotfe ybur art preblom CONVENIENT -4 IMPORTERS CHINESE JAPANESE BAZAAR Silk Dressing Gown, Silk Goods and Crockery CURIOS AND FANCY GOODS Gents' Smoking Jackets 530 TWELFTH STREET Iletwecn 1 Washington snd Clay Street We -uill met Aprk lolh to our new location Shennan, Fourteenth snd Qay Streets, Oalltnd Kesrnr snd Sutter Streets, San Franeiaeo EFFICIENT -4 Sscramento, Stockton, Fresno, San Joss JOgaCfe r- ECONOMICAL Washington aens tor rrt iwM Thirteenth JlDombrinh HSZ TnAOjA 1520, Broadway (Near- Kinema) iiilljliteliillililiiiffi evening. id Bw: mStores in San Franciscor Seattle.

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