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10 lUESDAY EVENING OafelanH Crfftune JUNE 16, 1925 BULGARIAWANTS PREMIUM IS PAID GERMANS TO PAY CAN SCHOOL 'LIGHT NECKLACE' AT LAKE inn HEEDS IS D10AS ON SCHOOL BOiS MEI GOLD SUITS TAX Irrigation Means Hay ward Urged as Center for Rabbits To Be Demoncirated HAYWARD. June 16. Hay-ward has a bright future In the HAYWARD, June 16. Although considerable late rain fell southern Alameda county, agri ulturists By E. A.

MATHIS, United Prats Staff Corrsipondeat. BERLIN. June 16. "The Ger production of rabbits, whether for food, fur or show purposes, according to M. J.

Gracchi, local fancier man government presented to Police and Firemen Learn First Aid SAN LEANDRO, June 16. Lessons in the art of administering first aid to the injured are being taken by members of the San Leandro fire and police departments. The city council recently ordered that first Aid kit be placed in the city hall for emergency use and it arrived yesterday. Miss Agnes O'Brien, member of the police department, and Chris Hopper of San Leandro's fire department are becoming quite efficient on how to apply first aid. every member of the junker fanw and breeder.

Many factors contribute to Hay MARTINEZ, June 16. Pacheco school bonds in the sum of $14,000 brought a premium bf $527 this morning, when bids were opened by the Five bids were submitted as follows: Dean Witter $348; William Cavallier $170; Anglo London Paris Pank, $162; Securities of California, $627; Concord Branch, American Bank, $125. On moton of Super and horticulturists are advised to keep close watch on their noil for necessary irrigation, according to attaches of the focal farm adviser's office. While the rain proved sufficient in many districts, it was-inadequate to the needs of the soil in some ward's excellence as a rabbit-rais 110 Poles Costing $120 Each Subscribed by Citizens and Organizations. ing center, particularly climate, food supply and quality and loca tion, Gracchi says.

Hayward is the gateway to the eastbay district, and the eastbay is in turn the gateway to the world, he explains, and the Officers of LO. O.F. Visit San Leandro SAN LEANDRO, June 16. Grand officers of the Odd Fellows will pay an official visit to the local lodge this evening. Edwin Duck, deputy grand master, will head the official list and he will be accompanied by the following officers: Bud Eber, grand marshal; J.

O'Dell, grand chaplain; W. Greenlaw, grand treasurer; Ira Crecelius, grand financial secretary; W. Bushnell, grand warden; and M. C. Dolson, grand secretary.

Church Cornerstone To Be Laid Sunday SAN LEANDRO, June 16. Special exercises will mark the laying of the cornerstone of the new San Leandro Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Mayor Edwin Duck will give an address. George Edgar, as a representative of the Presbyterian church, will also be a speaker. Rev.

R. S. Donaldson, of San Francisco, is also to speak. Rev. Monroe Drew, pastor of the local Presbyterian church, will officiate.

ily. von Puttkammer, an annuity of 7000 gold marks." This was the amazing statement which after careful statistical researches one of Germany's leading economists made about a quarter of a century ago when the hew corn tariff laws had been passed. The situation today is much the same. The noble family of Puttkammer. it is true, has lost a good part of its estates, but the princes and counts and barons of Germany are still in possession of the overwhelming part of the fatherland's production of this community could visor Hayden the bonds were awarded to, the Mercantile Security Co.

By JUNIUS B. WOOD, Speolal by Cabl. to Th. Oakland 1 TRIBTOK and th. Chioago Daily Mews.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, June 16. Report that Robert College, th famous American educational institution in Constantinople, is planning to leave Turkey on account of continued interference by the gov-ermet, has starte dan enthusiastic movement in Bulgaria to induce the college authorities to locate the institution here. An appropriate site is available at the Cornibanys hot springs, a few miles of Sofia. Robert College has had a great effect upon education in the Balkans, especially in Bulgaria, many of whose noted men have been graduated there. Bulgarians who favor the removal of the college to this country claim that its location here would make it accessible to students in ay other Balkan countries.

Bulgaria undoubtedly would allow entire freedoman of thought in the teaching of the college. (Copyright, 1985, Th. Chioago Daily Hows.) be scattered over a wide area of demand. spots, particularly where late fruit end vegetable crops are grown, it is explained. As a means of instructing, farmers and orchardists in the correct methods of irrigation two demonstrations will be given by J.

B. Brown, irrigation specialist of the University of California agricultural extension service, on June 29 and 30. Justice of the Peace E. P. Jack Only sixteen poles remain to be donated by citizens or organiza-lons before the "necklace of lights" around Lake Merritt is eomplete with its 126 handsome pendant light poles, according to Commissioner W.

J. Bnccus today. There have been 110 poles donated already, at $120 each. Baccus asserts that intending I. O.

O. F. MEETS T03IORROW. SAN LEANDRO, June 16. Nomination and election of officers for the coming term will take place son of Concord, was granted 60 days leave of absence He will go Missionary Feted to Portland to attend the grand lodge Elks as the exalted ruler at a meeting of the local Foresters' At Hayward Church HAYWARD.

June 16. Members of Pittsburg lodge. soil and will draw an unexpected Leave of absence was granted lodge to be held tomorrow. W. H.

Burnett is chief ranger. AUTO AHRESTS PROMISED. SAN LEANDRO, June 16. An Hay ward Doctors of the local Congregational church combined to sponsor a reception Mrs. Alice C.

Whitbeck, county librarian. She will go to Seattle profit from the higher price or bread and potatoes. The new tariffs scheme has fur for Miss Maude Russell, Y'oung on a visit. Supervisor Oscar Olssen Women's Christian Association ther anomalies. As a rule, it aims worker and missionary and a resi at reintroducing the pre-war tar other raid on illegal auto lights will be staged by the San Leandro police department on Saturday was granted leave of absence.

He is contemplating a vaca'ion trip that will take him into the State of Nevada. dent of this city, in the church par Map Health Aid HAYWARD. June 16. Close cooperation of local physicians, health center and school officials to reduce communicable diseases to a minimum in the schools during the fall semes is being pro iff. In many cases, however, these ore-war rates have already been lors this afternoon.

Refreshments evening. exceeded, but very often even then the insatiability of the protectionists remained unsatisfied. were served and entertainment given. Miss Russell arrived from China missionary fields about a year ago and until recently has been taking a post-graduate course at Columbia University. The record inerease in the new donors should come forward quickly, bo as to expedite the work, for which the city has already appropriated the conduits and other fixtures.

The 110 subscribers to poles, ach of which will have a tablet on the donated pole, are as follows: Organisations Th Heath Club Of the Osklaml fire department. th- Mutual Riist-uni iuli. the Merchant' Exchange, Oakland Pioneers. Piedmont Parlor No. I).

O. Piedmont Parlor No. 120, Oakland Fire Ilepartment Kelief rnnd Association, Oakland Women Row-tn Clnh, French Colony of Alameda lount.v. I.ker)eir Women- Club. Pioneer Women Oakland, Ancient Order of Foresters, roart Adiocate 7378: Brotherhood of American Teomen, Kaho'a Employees' Association, Oakland Masonic Bodiea, for John A.

Ilill IHrlrht Hutchinson for T. E. Hntchin-aog, William Cavalier, Charlea A. Beards-ley, Robert M. Flticerald, F.

M. Shalhie, LaTenson, Calvin Orr, Mr. M. F. Umlth, H.

E. Elfen for Mr. and J. F. W.

Tavinr Brereton. A. tariff is held by gold and platinum salts. So far they have always been customs free, now 1500 marks tax is imposed on 100 kilos of both Shop Around First Then Try Breuner's, Clay at 15 th salts. Everything for Your Home On Very Easy Terms vided for here, announced Miss Alice Whitton, health nurse.

The campaign will comprise the close check of pupils and any outbreak of the diseases, and the application of the most inclusive follow-up methods, Miss Whitton says. Virtually all physicians of the city will act in an advisory capacity and will attend scheduled meetings for discussion of conditions and advising of the nurses. a- Fresnoan Freed of 67 Yean of Home Furnishing Failure to Provide SAN LEANDRO, June 16. Dis Oakland Motorists missal of a charge of failure to provide for his minor children Overloaded Truck Brings $40 Fine SAN LEAXDRO. June 16.

A fine of $40 was paid by the Dolan Wrecking Company of Oakland yesterday when the driver. Earl Reeves, appeared in Judge W. J. Gannon's court on a charge of overloading a truck. It is estimated by Traffic Officer Ed Dyas, arresting officer, the truck was 5000 pounds overweight.

The following motorists paid fines: E. Lupher. 483 37th street, Oakland, $10; H. Mahuchi, San Leandro, $10; Tony 1703 83rd avenue, Oakland, $10; Harold Walter, Ridge road, Hayward, $10; Tt. riflald for Louise R.

Fifield. A. I. Fi- fteld for Kmilj C. Woolley.

Mrs. Jerry A. Knllivaa fnr Jrrv A. StllllTan. Juno C.

against Duncan Wallace, former Presbyterian minister of Fresno, was grajoted yesterday when he appeared in Judge W. J. Gannon's The Purchase of the Surplus Stocks of a Prominent Manufacturer Makes Possible This Offering of fnr John Cartel. Tate Rohan and Fined in Hayward HAYWARD. June 16.

Charles Jensen, 3015 East Nineteenth street, was fined $50 for reckless 1terriee Marian Rohan. A. V. ixins for iMf Rmiw W. Dornin for Hat' court.

The charge has been pend tt H. Dortiia. race K. Barnard for Will- driving when he pleaded guilty to ing since September, allace has lived up to his agreement to make $20 monthly payments for the support of the children. the charge before Judge Jacob Harder.

He was allowed the alternative of 25 days in the county Mrs. Eva Wallace, or san Edward Agna, Centerville, $10; Jr. M. Vallera, San Leandro, $16; H. Bowne.

58 Palm court. San Leandro, $10. jail. John Williams of Hayward was fined $10 for speeding. 9 Lions Den Will Be lam Edward and William Clark Bernard.

M. I. DiKT and Georse Jamieson. Selena E. Kllia for Georpe Edward Ellis.

Mr. and lira. Thomas P. Hotran, Mr. and Mrs.

Sara-nel Burtchaell. Leilah Fleming Osborne, alia. John R. Fleming. Lilliah Remillard, Ha Tenice T.

Cushlmj for Frank W. Cusli-Jtilt, H. B. Smith, Theodore Gier. V.

0. Law-rvnc, Harry Miller for tieorce Miller, Julias B. and Mrs. B. Jacobs, Charles M.

Wiggin for Henry W. Wipjin, W. N. Jen-kins, James H. Cobhledick for James and Issbella CohMedirk.

William B. Nieholl for Hut Ann Boyd. Mrs. F. A.

Knshanmer for Georgs Nusbaumer, Mrs. M. Catherine Jund for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kock, J.

H. innh tt-a1j4 nn rir Guests for Picnic former wife, was the complaining witness. Assurances have been made that the divorce agreement of letting the twins, Beryl and Hugh, spend three months of the year with their father, will be kept by Mrs. Wallace. Autoist Grows Tired Of Vacant Jail Inquest Ordered For Auto Victim SAX LEANDRO, June 16.

An HAYWARD, June 16. Peter Verzic, local baker, member of the Lions' Club, will be host to the remaining members of the club and friends, at a barbecue and jollification tomorrow noon, in lieu of the usual weekly luncheon and meeting at the Pergola. The barbecue Hamlin, Mrs, A. E. H.

Cramer for T. E. H. Cramer. Mrs.

Mortimsr Smith for Judge Uortimar Smith. Mrs. A. L. Rodjrers for Joseph V.

Rodeers Fred Kuhnle for Edward H. Kuhnle. Ererett J. Brown and 1 Tt ParVin, i High-Grade Lamps at Remarkable Concessions from Regular Prices inquest into the death of John Glover, 32 8 East Fourteenth street, who died yesterday morning at the Alameda county hospital, after being struck by a machine driven by Constable Manuel Valance near Cambridge avenue and East Fourteenth street, on Sunday, will be held tomorrow morning by Coroner will take place at Verzic's ranch in Perry h. Johnson for Perry Johnson.

ManaVl Coldwater, Frederick Senlberger for Jullns fMnlberrer, Kcttie E. Kraft. Daniel F. O'Oonnell, Mrs. Austin C.

Ricbsrds for Aus-tia C. Kenneth A. Millican for ar-MMtfc Vnmtn Willicsn Jacksfin. Miss Crow canyon. Only a few of the many are sketched here Purchase on Our Very Easy Terms MERCHANT IX CRASH.

HAYWARD. June 16. Samuel Grant D. Miller. RAN JUAN BAUTISTA.

June IB. Possibly attracted by recent announcement that the San Benito county jail was vacant, George Warner, Salinas electrician, elected to spend the night there when he was arrested here by Traffic Officer George Griffin for reckless driving. But a few hours stay in Sheriff Jere Croxon's hotel was enough for George, for he asked to be brought before Justice of the Peace Dan McPbail, and paid a fine of $100. Glover is survived by a widow, Simons, local business man and member of the city council, Is recovering from shock and slight injuries received when his automobile crashed into the rear of a Grace, and three children. He had lived in this city for three years, having come from Flint, Mich.

Glover was the foreman of the paint department at the Durant Motor company. Gertrnda Williams for Caleb Otis Williams and Margaret Arthur Williams. Dr. M. M.

Enoa, Mrs. C. Jorgensen for Angela Jor-arensea, Mrs. C. H.

Flick for George Washington Flick, C. H. Thaler for Lisette Thaler, Mrs. Jshn E. Miller for John E.

Miller, Mr. O. O. Rchroeder for Lucinda E. Bisani and William F.

8chroeder. U. M. Witch, Lloy Veitcb, E. Veitch and William Knowlet for W.

T. Veitch, Mrs. Id. A. Bradiey for William Thome Bradley, Arthur H.

Brown for Arthur H. Brown. I'harlea J. Beeseman, William Mann for W. Herbert Mann, Walter H.

Leimert Sr. for Walter H. Leimert Wm. B. Kieholl for John Kicboll, William J.

Baccus. Mrs. Wallace U. Alexander for Samuel Thomas Alexander, Martha Cook Alexander and heavy truck on Castro street. "25.00 "1 9.

JO Daniel and Margaret Gillian. John R. Fleming for Captain John R. Fleming. Charlea D.

Bates Jr. for Charles D. Bates William Jursens, Priscilla M. Dunn, A. Yander Naillen for Albert and Victoria Vander Kaillen.

A. H. llioban for Mrs. Henries Iliohan-Tannock. Merritt hospital ataft for Dr.

Samuel Merritt, Mrs. Annie J. Crellin for Stanley and Thomas Crellin, Mrs. Msry F. C.

Dellitt for Aagust F. and Mary F. C. Dellit, Miss Jennie Gregory. Josephine and Elixa J.

Hyde for Isaac Hyde. Mary Jane Alexander, Mrs. Wallace M. Alexander for Timothy Leonard Barker. Mary Simpson Barker and Henrieeta Clay Slmpsoa.

Mr. Annie Saroi and Mrs. B. An offering of rare importance, combining utmost savings with the newest styles of shades and standards C. Lewis, KatbeiiM V.

Klinkner for Charles Alexander Klinkner, Mrs. Joseph Con for San Francisco Lot Angela Oakland fO 1 .25 for lamps regularly 1 worth $29.50 00 for lamps regularly AJ worth $34.50 if A TTT 1 y.95 for lamps regularly JL 4 worth $17.50 1 75 for lamps regularly 1 north $21.50 1 0 .50 for lamps regularly JL worth $24.50 AND IN ADDITION An Exquisite Assortment of Very Finest Exclusive type Lamps At Reductions of Tremendous Worth. ii a Oi. 50 for lamps regularly worth $37.50 CAFLPETS Remember, these prices include both base and shade, complete WQf Specials for Wednesday East Bay Coffee 49c IJ WSugar, 5 lbs. 29cyvf raZV (Limit ponnds) To all those who appreciate beauty in the home this event will appeal.

There are lamps of all types, from the dignified, tall designs for the hall, to the attractive intimate "bridge" styles toplace cozily beside the easy chair or reading table. A wide variety of shades and colorings of shades Rose, Muffin, Taupe, Blue, Black, Gold and Green, alone and in combination. Only a few of the many groups are listed here. The values quoted indicate only partially the worth of these lamps; so finely finished, so exquisitely made. And to make this Event even greater, we have included special selections from our regular stock, at exceptional reductions.

A Limited Grouping of unusually loCely 9x12 Wilton Rugs Exceptional quality all perfect! Special for this Week ot In Conjunction iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiwiitmiMf This Week Only UaCrnalaniGcnoin. Mm 33Z J3 JL P. Sritk Saat Ca, Okas, fai Job EUerts Sas Hikers Modern Cooking School and lectures upon household economics Conducted by Raymond and Reardon, culinary experts. A Special Offering of Mirrors at Less ih itSm Style-Plus i I fit Sifay in our downstairs section. For mantel, living room, hall or dining room.

Three-panel, splendid plate mirrors with mitre ends. Effective polychrome and gold finish frames with decorative corner and center motif. Extra special savings in these two groups. Sf OE? 'fr minors regularly iJ. OQ worth $16.50.

S1 iC1 "for mirrors regularly lO.OU worth $25.00. Standard $135 rugs. A guaranteed saving of $36! Exquisitely designed, flawlessly loomed, altogether delightful in every Retail of their distinctive beauty, these rugs will mean the real and permanent enhancement of. any living or dining room in which they are used. Other rugs proportionately low-priced at Margett's.

Rugs for every room! Lowest prices in town! Perfect 9x12 Axminster, $25.75 and $39.75. The immense buying power of our Wholesale Department i and of our Three Stores coupled with our consistently low operating costs, explains our almost unbelievably great values. Every rug, carpet and linoleum in our entire vast assortments is Guaranteed to be in all ways dependable and satisfactory If the rug you select can be bought, for less in any other store, we will gladly take it back and refund your money. Same pricti in oar San Ffanctico 'Store 989 Market Street nfire Second Floor Oakland tlore at 1929 Broadway, Near 19th Btrls Ha. tM Tin CsU Blucbar 111 FREE ADMISSION FREE SAMPLES-FREE RECIPES Two Classes, 10:30 a.

m. and 2:30 p. m. A $10.00 PRIZE BASKET TO BE GIVEN AWAY for the fcesi recipe using demonstrated food products. THE $222.00 WEDCEWOOD RANGE used during the course Hill be sold to the highest bidder.

Pictures Odd groups of framed pictures; a variety of subjects mil be closed out AT UNUSUAL REDACTIONS. Efficiency, b.alth. endurance depend apoa bow oloa.ly fvm follow plans. This Stylish footwear to maAa with th. Patented 'inner Cushion of lambawool and aork.

The ea oonstructton emulataa nature: it provides a soft, realUent walklrisT surfao. and properly protects foot muscl. and bona. In Dr. A.

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