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Oakland Tribunei
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IUA1IV 6, A -HYIINI-Ni; if! hi in s. hools than they if schools were closed v. ere allowed to go to rr.o- iFOItCES ASSIGMED city prison for invent it; reffaja tr.g his sanity, was found gui'ty carrying concealed weapons in PO lice court this morr.ir.i ly Jud Ifortimer Smith. Ser.rnee will be HUMOPylST TO TELL UFE IN ARMY OVERSEAS 1,1 an Guilty cf Hcvinj Ccncealcd Weapons Walter Goodnight, who was arrested several days aro after he had made threats against the life, of his fimi'v. ami who was taken to the 766 IN UKFr.LY TOTAL.

LEHKELET, Feb. 6 Ir.f luwa crises since the made its appearance ca January 12 totaled 76 5. but 13 deaths occurin? In the entire period. Ko deaths have nniiTin WW uii an the ti'in pieturt tbeaters and run about the streets. The attendance of physicians nd trained nurses tiie schools, together with tlaity inspections, provide the greatest care for pupils.

JJoctoc 1'ease, who urged that the schools remain open at least until other public places are ordered closed. thn I sinn nf th Kit lilimii ICS mm LOllE Saner in ten den" I-Yed Arkrr te. Alt OcDERUflTT-Ht-EIARKET Opposite KDJEMA Theater 1539 Broadway, Corner 16th I 1 Grand Opening Specials ForSATURDAY r.iV'T. poacher, st tritien-w itie the foremiist in trct-r? ire.i. foil i.eht at the l'ir-t ireh OnUar.3, ll-'l Los a vi.

itli eh i i ixsrrar a At noon I Hrottcher H'oKe-before the Athenian chub or subject "The Uj2ad-ilii--i 4te ti) iiris and the eveii-more-so -nisht life in Brussels. Me rel.ued incidents of auto Jind stranu-r trips ur ami down the Tthine. He depicted soldier life in France only on "the humorous sl'e. his art of telling the comical side of a sad story having established his reputation among-the troops. Rev.

BroUKher was formerly an Oakland lie played half-' Lack on the famous old Alert football teani of Oakland, and is well- Jipown abtwt-thc I ay district While in Oakland he is a puet of C. Lyon, manager of the. Lyon 1-1 rep roof Warehouse company. Hearing on Garage is Set for Monday Hearinit of protests by property ow ners in the vicinity against the permission granted to P. J.

tiregor to establish a public garage in the ol(j National Guard armorj' building jn Twenty-fourth street, between Telegraph avenue and Grove street, WAS todav for Monday morning. The council this morn ing by Oakland Chapter of American lied Cross of the willingness ot the organization to co-operate in the influenza campaign. The communication was referred to'Coinnns-nioner of Public Health and Safety F. Morse and a letter of thanks drafted to the chapter. Hunter supplied the board with a report showing the percentage of absences among pupils to be 23 per i ent- while rnongteachers is cent.

Evsry. ihin for your ParrtaA MEAT DEPARTMENT Shoulders oF Yearling Mutton per pound ....18 Mutton Stew, per rr occurred within the pa.st 21 hour. according to health onice r- pons. Fifty-two new cases of influenza were reported' this morning in i dition to the 43 cases of yesterday PntMC MF.KTING B.VRRFJ. churches, schools, theaters and other I public gathering places were closed and public funerals were prohibited in an effort to check the influenza epidemic.

JkTT and T.D TJieQlersj DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Saturday Only Combination Salad, lb. Cold Slaw, 2 lbs. for 35t Cooked Spaghetti or Macaroni, lb. 15c Block Swiss Cheese, lb. 58 Imported Roquefort Cheese, lb- Camembert Cheese.ach Liberty Brand Kraut, Bulk Kraut, 3 lbs.

for 250 DALLAS G. BLACK1ST0N, Proprietor ORSI CO. (Successors to Fred Phillips) Finest Roasters, Frer and Fricasee Hens at lowest prices. The bert fruits and vegetable the market affords at the right price. FREE DELIVERY Thone Oakland 6017 11th St.

Entrance opposite T. A A tt rav 1 I TD USE OF HALLS between rival women's war organization an to who shall use 'Memorial l.al! in the city brouL'hr to the" city council for arbitration th.a morning, being pre-envd in tmn of a lolnnuiincation from Mrs. Kosa B. sturtevanl. 1021 Sixtieth street.

'secretary of the Women's Relief orps of the U. A. calling the council's attention To the tact mm the Women and Girl Workers of is not affiliated ith the Ki. A- K. or the women's relief body of hat or ganization.

1 1 he protest as referred by the council i mittee. to the Memorial Hall com- David Ball Funeral Tomorrow Morning Funeral services for Iavid A. Bail of i'iedniont will bo held tomorrow morning at lOtSO o'clock from the family resilience. Ball, who was It years old, was a victim of influenza. He is survived by a widow.

Mrs. Jen nie Ball and two sons Townley Bait and Garrison Ball. The family recently came to California from the East. Bank is Appointed Children's Guardian To conserve the interests of motherless children, Superior Court Judge E. C.

llobinson has appointed the Central National Bank as guard-1 ian of the estates of Alta Viola Mor- rill and George Darwin Morrill, aged: 6 and 14. ELEVENTH WASHINGTON STREETS will move about of Ninth Street, Oysters, California Oysters, Crabl IHIIIJECT i I :h.t' the Vivt bits of ivl street where a raid J5 cn. J.tst eight, were not lui.f ry but leaves from, the work- of thn irreat Confucius, thir ty-eight offered something new in the way if defense in police irt thin morring. UU 'unf they explained, was a mitral man Je did not o-er- h'trer -trrt cumed the Americans know thai he 1 tnajiy venrsacrii and that his ords ihe forever. Tho thirtr-eieht hid taiherirvl Xjk reaj j.omh yh hen these words rjteant K.

J. I a-d lytrulrran. J. A. Itiley.

ho auniitvn Knowiedse encernine i conducted a lottery raM and arrested cryone in sijrht. 1 was very distressing, said the olunce. they knew the judge understand. Ju.lg Mortimer Sm4th looked over! ilie exhibited pages Confucius reniarf.ed thir similarity Jo things hum i.een'tnown nun neiore as lottery tickets, and fined each of tho thirty-tight $10. Attorney John acting for the Chinese, says he ill take the eat uii to the superior court.

He wisiies have determined, he says, Yihat is a lottery ticket and what a. page, of Confucius. The Best ELEVENTH WASHINGTON STREETS I Pot Roasts of Beef bet eutsjClub HoD5e SalaJ- 2 or.35' Boiling Beef. 15c Rump Roast. Round Steak.

29c Choice Plate Com Beef Carry Bag Free rBULLOCK 8 (m for Your Ta ble at Lowest Prices of the chuck Ub. 18f 20 Our Famous Corned Beef per pound Shoulders of Young Pork per pound 25 Leg of Pork or. Fresh Hams, per pound 30? Our Choice Sugar-Cured Bacon (by the etrip or half tdrip), per pound 42 Eastern "Hahis (by the ham), per pound 37? CROMWELL BAKING CO. For fine breads and rolls the Cromwell Bating Company maker lhe besL Eor quality buy our milk loaf, milk rye loaf, fruit-nut loaf and graham bread. Try, our cakes and pies.

Absolutely the ben quality the market. Ifi FLU CAMPAIGFJ between Jr. Foiiuwinst a conference iisl 1 afternn.m 'na-'ili rrv'a American Rd Cross "thiT' morning took charge of the nursing phase of' the Influenza tuatiou and preparations! for the establishment of i a nursinir b-irenn an mea-sure. Arrangements for the of the bureau and the handling of urgent cases throCgh the Itea Cross Chapter were completed this morning at a conference between Dr. Crosby, Joseph R.

Knowland. chair man of the chapter. Dr. Herbert J. -Samuels, secretary of the chapter.

and a committee from the organiza- 1 tio 1 The, nursing bureau will establish I headquarters in the Health Impart- ment and will work in co-operation with the city department staff. Aj 1 a result of the' appeal for aid sent to the Ked Cross by the city council I several days ago, the chapter lias i agreed to render every possible as- sistanee In the suppression of the epidemic. V1HLD XrRSKS PROVIDED The Ked Cross campaign will bo handled through the chapter's emergency nurs-ing service, by a corruii't- i tee consisting; of Mrs. A. C.

Smith, Mrs, lterha, Wright and Dr. U. S. May. The plan includes the furnish- ing of tield nurses who will iiuk calls at stated intervals under the1 direction of physicians in charge oi cases, and will Tender the proper' All of the nurses in that service have hud training in the treatment and care of influenza, and they will work under the direction of physicians and co-operate with the municipal health department.

Today the Ked Cross chapter supplied ten equipped beds to the loc.if Japanese colony in response to ah appeal for assistance to combat the epidemic in the colony, where there are more than TO eases. Health officer Dr. Crosby has granted ly for the leaders of the colony to convert a Japanese church at Fifth and Alice streets into a temporary hospital. The policy of the kcal health department will be not to close anything in the city because of the epidemic, according to the announce- merit niadt. tlusTini ni(t by -Doctor Lrosnv.

CLOSIX(. HELD ISFLFSS. "Cities that closed up tight played to same influenza program as those tnat remained open, said "Doctor Crosby this morning. "The closing did not modify the epidemic, and the foremost heiilth authorities decided that closing is useless. This was brought out at the recent convention in New Orleans of the National Public Health Association, which I Doctor Crosby issued the further (Statement that the present situation does not approach in degree extent or severity cither of the of the epidemic of last j.year.

"We are taking this step," he said, "becHii.se in caring for those that are ill at tUe earliest moment i and permitting the least numbrr to i suffer neglect, we will save hiore lives than by possible developments." The health department records today showed 229 new cases yesterday, bringing the total number to 1,4, and 79 additional cases up to noun today. Six more deaths were reported vesterdav. SCHOOLS MA IX OPF.X. Oakland schools ate not to be closed for the present because of the infloenjH it was decided lant night at the meeting of the board of education, when the board members acted upon the recoiii- mendation of br. J.

Loran Fease, director. l'eaiu advised that the children Jhei'ure CIiacDLATEJ If I HALE'S OLD CORNER LONG, the Coffee Man, and LONG'S MARKET February 20 to 901 Washington Street, corner Ambrose old Grocery Corner. Puts the Copper Apex Electric Washer in your home. Balance easy termssame as laundry bills. S-Wd ARRET 123S BAKERY DEPARTMENT Ail Breads will be told at Long's Market at the old price 10d for ib.

loaf and 15. for 1-lb. loaf. W. B.

ACKER OaAlWi QIA RetiabU Fish Dealer GOFF 518-20 11th bet. Washington and Clay Specials for Tomorrow, Saturday Feb. 7th Shrimpt at Low Prices. You have been wanting a modem washer Get it is our advice, as this offer may not be repeated again. Quality Aluayt Guaranteed fcitra Large Eastern Prict mnd LONG'S SPECIAL Best Rapch Eggs and the best Coffee on earth stme Coffee you pay 50c to for elsewhere BUTTERS SI.

37 I passed on May 6. and in the ffsean- time he wi II on nrob rioti. Fresh Choice Fruits and Vegetables Ve carry nothing bat 1 Steer Beef, Lamb, Pork and Veal to Each Customer FOB WA8HESS- TO VASHrWtr from them. 1 i 1 BULLOCK CO. 1 I FRUITS AND VEGETABLES per doren 10r LOS ANCF.I.ES LETTl'CE, 3 for .10 DELICATESSEN SPECIALS Our liome-maile ala re the most delicious in the city.

Price WJ-con-Jn Lonphorn Cheese, Ih i.i0 1'imento theefe, lb Virginia Dare wine, bottle gl.OO BRAND JELLIES AND JAMS- t.arjre size, jar 20!" Eastern Boiled Ham, lb (Oo The Apex is the best no cylinders to lift no pegs, chains, slots to rub the clothes. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE TRIAL BEFORE YOU PAY H.mit.fKiii, i for lOc I NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES, per pound I HAWAIIAN' BANANAS, per dozen SMALL SPINACH, per pound 5. 'CHOICE fRKSII MUSHROOMS, per pound Shoulder of Milk Veal, Of Bent "Nerada Eurbank-' 1 'lb Potatoes, per lb Breast ef Milk Veal, OCi All 'Bunch A BUNCHES 1 C. lb IOC F.ib Jlilk' Veal Chops, 3fl I'r8 Angeles A 1) OUC Lettuce, a head ISrieket Corned Beef, lOl Large White Cauliflower. ilk lai2C eah 1C Corned Tigs Feet and Neck Keedleaa Grape- A FfU Bones, lb OC fruit 1UC Wild Hare.

1ESo 'Juicy Leiturris, a each doien 1UC 'Fricaoee Hens. ttoatr. Fryers 4-TIER NEWTOWN'. An am and Belgian Hare. PII'I'IN' APPLKS, a pox.

(WTiite Star liranditliaaiest "HOTEL BLKND" A( a lb HUC 'TRCK'tra" and "KLKI'H N'T" Fresh Loast.d BRAND OpANlJ3 dozen- Money-Back Guarantee. 4Sr hflc fiO Small While or ro VoSS.fy r', .7 I'ink Beans ZOC Ivv rnP" Florida ToniatoeR. Large A'rU-CRtlAM'KUT DEPARTMENT chokes, la, and all other Fruits BiS In lieat Quality and Vegetables In Season. Butter and Ltgs. 1 BOILED HAM, WM, B.

ACKER DOC The Old Reliable Finn Deal.r, UEANS Now In this rearkef with a full 1 2 CAXS line of Frrnh Fish. Crabs, Oysters Brlna vyy and Picnic Hama 97- Rest Quality at the Right Brie, lb YOURCREDITISGOOD WALNUT GROVE the guaranteed kind at lowest price pet-quart MONTHLY BILL PAID in ADVANCE, Health in Every Drop" 4 A A MILK 1538 BROADWAY NEXT TO KIXEMA Washers, $60 up. Phone 6183 I I "There's UlLOCKB An UUUSUU'L-nXUi str eet i Open Wednesdays and Saturdays Only ThU i the ordv exclusive two-da v'-a-week Vrrr Market in Oakland. I i 41c SEGO MILK Snulilin. STERIFOSM For tbe toilet.

2 tans Toilet llru-h Tree If Prices-Cash or Credit the Same i Pure, fresli pasteurized milk, rich in butter fat andt-f the highest food value there is nothing better than milk from the Jersey Milk, Cream and Butter. Co. A SIXTH 6Jc ARCE $1.08 in I i ai. "H.i- 11 iiiiHiwii Leslie Malt, Hurd's Cream Ked LARGE fJ fTS 2-pound package DC 20(? a Do.en. fJpU 1 1 (7k Tv Tomorrow lliry will have a lot of IVtt.ln II 5 1 I bi Drl Monte.

Hot A fa, Mand Ped (hick- UlUtU Satire rn itrr.il ready for tlie pan. "KS 'W Stall 69 I1AKH1S Stallw hi. I III Y.M.N' SVHY IS 11? Kama are pfm tr Hnrn. Spinal Cottage Uiccpc, Tree Tea; lli. 20'.

nnnnd OXgt Mnmt people are wantrful rtml 1 I'oltrrr'o Comrade Coffee, lb. 'Otli. thei-eh? pnn. D-ll Ll. A'I l.hlna; hmelve.i n4 make III.

111. Klf. tor HJf it In mueh more r.llj. 3 for 20? i- n- aut. PPrel lo make I hem it 1 OZ.

jtf; reg. 2.JC ISt lo.aer and tte.r nlrer, hot few Choice Holland Herring, tr h11" lor UC 13 reg. 2c -LiiC eealee alule. HAVE you ever conjiderec the amount of waste there is to practically every food you 'I ake steak, for instance. Triere" the txine, gristle and fat uhuh Vou pap full price for but can't 'we.

I lie iame is true of mott all meats. Uli you buy milk, l.ovsever. it is used lo die last rop and every drop contains food elements netctaiy for growth and health. Because there is no wie and it i such a complete product in iheif, it chcat food you can buy. It makes otlier dal.es more appetizing, t'oo.

So from the standpoint "of po.Leil.O'k, Madam, it' pays in dollars and cents lo ue milk liberally. X.alnut Groe Miik always of drprudabie quality is delivered to your doorstep for 14c per quart, if your monthly bill is paid Rrmrrriber, L.jiLeay-in-Adyanc..Ilan js. your. safety alve for maintenance of low prices. i'iione Piedmont Our Driver Will Call Quarts 14c Pints 8c CREAM Pasteurized Table Cream, 'z pints, PasteurizedTable Cream, pints.c- SMALL 28c Twenty-two yearrf dalm; with th people of AlamMa County has unalterably convineil us of their Rood failli.

We are r.on-tinuTha; and wilt continue for all time to ronduot our bimlnesn on a ah or credit basis. Uo not delay taking full advantage of our prices. Telephone your orcler at once to 1 Piedmont 8303 or Lakeside 475 e-fj I Dandy-Soap 4 1 ltng' Coffrn -Cr'ntal hitn 6 llimax, plug 75 Fresh Herring vi 1 3 Owl Cigar i for 25m doz, 5c EdRrwortli, rrft. 18, 2 for 25(? LOG CABIN SYRUP MEDIUM 55c JVu 'limit; liny mm a yrup lias jorie S. A Overalls Ureechc .75 .75 S3 HI ILK up.

IU1Y 14 u. 0. D. Wool Shirts BUTTER Buy Isleton and American Creamery butter sweet and the standards of quality. On sale by all leading grocers.

Order Spiral Puttees Leggings .50 Laundry Bags .50 1 2c I 4f l.liwr 250 (rfnrrry. Spciak clipapfr than -wholesale." Wc defy competition. Tin- tl a I 5fo9hf prreej rfin'' 1 2y2c Ilo Limit Jersey Miik, Cream and Butter Co. (Consolidated with retail department of lhe American Creamery i ii'..

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