Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

C-A SUNDAY afelanB JUNE 28, 1925 FI PRDTECTI GIRL WORKERS OF L. HEAT HE Recalling Civil War Days Members of the "women and Girl Workers, 61-65, photographed at party given by Mrs. Annie C. Rines and her daughter. Elizabeth F.

Rines. MlllliS vui BODY CIVIL 1 BREAKS RECORD At the regular meeting of the 1925. 1 Athletic contests, games and IHTSTSTEI GUESTS AT PIUI CITY SWELTERS Central Labor Council of Alameda dancing will feature the picnic Mayorutolph of San Francisco, will presentNthe prizes to the winners of the dancing contests, and James county the following resolutions were adopted by the unanimous vote of the delegates present: Power, postmaster fot-San Fran Southern California Tem Cisco will officiate as referee. The proceeds of the picnic will be used by the Aid Association for the bene Box Lunch in Garden and Singing of Old Songs Feature Fete. Many Steps Taken and Plans Made to Ward Of Hill Blazes.

perature Ranges From 95 to 1 10; 2 Prostrated. Whereas, death has claimed Robert M. La Follette after many years of political life during which he was a staunch, unswerving champion of the rights of the plain people; and Whereas, during all of his political career, Robert M. La Fol fit of its membership J. P.

Rankin, vice-president of LOS ANGELES. June 27. Los the Building Service Employees' In BERKELEY, June 87. Further plans for safeguarding residents of ternational Union is in this city attending to official matters for his Angeles sweltered this afternoon when temperatures rose to he higest June mark In six years. The mercury hovered around 95 de Mrs.

Annie C. Rines and her daughter, Elizabeth F. Rines of San Diego recently gave a garden party to the Women and Girl organization. Rankin's offices are lette was an unfailing friend of the organized labor movement of America, fighting courageous-J ly for all, humanitarian legislation and against measures proposed by the opponents of organized labor, now therefore be located at Seattle, Washington. grees, the greater part of the af Berkeley and the Eastbay from hill fires have been completed by the Contra Costa Hills Fire Protection During the' past week a charter ternoon and evening, and there was received from the Hotel and was a general rush to the beaches for relief.

Workers Of the' Civil War, 'Gl-'SB, at 1120 Sixty-ninth avenue. Fea- tures of the program were 'piano solos by Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Rines, recitation by Mrs. Novse Restaurant Employees Internation committee.

al Union by Secretary William A. San, Bernardino reported 110 de grees, Kiverside. 108. andv Pasa In a statement telling of worlc being done to prevent serious grass fires In the hill region, Managing Spooner of the local labor council for the Dining Car Cooks' and dena, 10S. of San Francisco, dancing by two of the '61-'65 girls, a recitation bv Walters' Union of Oakland.

The Other Southern California cities new union will be Installed dur ine past president, Mrs. Walter, and experienced the hottest weather of the season. lng the coming week by officials remarks by the president. Mrs. Murphy, and singing of the old One prostration was reported at songs of '61-'65.

Taft, A. K. Berkland, Los Angeles Director Charles Keeler of the Chamber of Commerce, who also is secretary of the fire-prevention i body, states that the Contra Costa 'Hills committee has been much en-'fotiraged In its work by the ation'trt City Manager John N. Edy of Berkeley. In this respect Keeler it Resolved, that the Central Labor Council of Alameda county, In regular session assembled, express its deepest regret over the passing of this great friend of humanity who earned the lasting love and devotion of the plain people during his lifetime; and be it further Resolved, that copies of the resolution be sent to the sorrowing family of Senator Robert M.

La Follette and to the press. At the conclusion of the council's official business the council Each of the guests brouerht banker, suffered an attack. No relief was promised for Sun lunch box and Mrs. Rines and her daughter furnished chicken sonn. day by the weather bureau.

hot coffee, tea and hot rolls. ot the local labor movement. Officials of the local labor movement have Just received a copy of the Legal Information Bulletin containing a resume of all legal decisions affecting the organized labor movement. The Legal Information Bureau is under the Jurisdiction of the American Federation of Labor having as Its chief executive Matthew Woll, a vice- 'calls attention to the recent action SPOKANE, June 27. To Additional features of the of the city manager In ordering a tertainment included a talk by Comrade Search and a soncr hv eFcape suffering from the heat from the past three days Julius Newman, 52, bond sales man, to complete outfit of hUl rire-ngnung -tools for city employees.

These Comrade Walker. Mrs. Annie C. adjourned in respect to the memory day shot himself through the head in his hotel room. 'tools, to be kept at the city cor noration yard, will be ready for In Rines was S3 years old last Mav.

hBMJMiBgM)MWilllMiM iiwiliiiiweiiliiiii ipilliWIlWII of the late Senator Robert il. Xa tant service should the need arise, The fire-fighting work of city Follette. At the last regular meeting ot employees will be under the direction of Fire Chief O. Sidney Rose, the nrecedent established 'You Can Do Better at the Ashby 'lasts yeir. In outlining plans for ifire protection, Keeler explains t.that all first alarms for hill fires (will be sounded by the Grizzly Peak siren, followed by telephone calls the Electrical Workers Union Local No.

695, the following officers were elected: president, Charles Patterson; vice-president, E. H. Farrell; recording secretary, Gene Galllac; financial secretary, Frank Lee; treasurer. Jack Manning foreman, Al E. Danielson; inspectors, J.

Portier and Mark Narron; trustees, long term, W. C. Camp; press secretary, Al E. Danielson; to fire wardens in tne oisiricis To Reach the Ashby: From downtown take Grove No. 3 car and get off at Alcatraz.

From College, Telegraph or Shattuck transfer to AJcatraz. Motorists will find ideal traffic conditions here and plenty of parking space without Free Delivery! Freight Prepaid! We maintain a truck delivery system throughout Alameda, Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco, the Peninsula and nearby towns. We prepay the freight to any shipping point in the state. All out-of-town orders carefully packed. ''threatened.

EXPLAINS SYSTEM. He explains the plans perfected examlng board, Cy Pierce, J. J. I as follows: Theaa firs wardens, under DIs president ot the federation. Officers of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks have been advised teat the organization has reached the 40,000 mark, which figure is increasing since the passage of the postal wage bill which was sponsored by the organized labor movement.

In the communication sent out by the organizations' executives the following statement is made: "We have more members, greater resources and better equipment than any other organization, past or present, that postofflce clerks ever bullded." The local members of the Riggers and Stevedores' Union have been advised by their organizer Alexander McNally, that a general meeting of riggers and stevedores will be held at the San Francisco Labor Temple, Sixteenth and Capp streets, Sunday, July) 12, 1925. Prominent labor officials of the state will speak coming meeting During the past week an organ FURNITURE CO. Young and E. Rockwell; executive board, William McGarvey, S. E.

Rockwell and Wm. Tyrrell; busi itrlct Firs Banger William Jordan, form the first line of defense land Jordan has state authority to ADELINE" and ALCATRAZ ness manager, Wm. Tyrrell. restrictions. Tyrrell was returned to office Mmpress men into service during without opposition and starts on his fire emergencies.

In case the fire i ets out of control, the plan adopted last year and which Is now being worked out in detail for the fourth consecutive term as business manager for his organization. The union voted Tyrrell a two week" vacation during which time J. Manning will take care of the official business of the Ashby to ome le an avei season is to sound a second 1 Alarm on the siren of the Call-i ifornia Ink Works. This Is the mobilization call for such city em- 3)loyees of Berkeley as City Man-' Edy may arrange to turn out at the corporation yards under At the last meeting of the Cen tral Labor Council the social committee consisting of delegates Lore, Vrolyk and Spooner. recommended Rose.

ization of gardeners was instituted and an application sent to the American Federation of Labor for a charter for a labor union. William Becker is busily engaged at that the council hold its social i A third call will be sounded by the new fire siren of the University iof California, under Superintendent evening Friday, July 17, 1925, at the Pacific building, Sixteenth and the present time with the assistance Jefferson streets. The report of of Grounds and Buildings a- tu. i iiugill. and will call out the work imn on th university grounds and the committee was concurred In and a sum of money was set aside of William A.

Spooner of the local labor council in signing up members for the new organization. Spooner states that over one hundred and fifty have signified their to defray -the expenses incurred. The committee will report further to the council In the matter of the intention of affiliating with the new program of entertainment. volunteer men students if college is fn session. This service will be prl- snarily for the protection of the grounds and buildings.

but will extend to the adjacent hill i areas In times of emergency. Hugill, continuing his hill fire protection plans of previous years, tmtintmina fire trails In the hill Michael J. Keough. international president of the Molders Union was the principal speaker -at a special ONE of the greatest losses to the home furnisher is the purchase of low grade merchandise. Many stores, in.

an attempt to offer attractive prices, stock huge quantities of merchandise that is below standard quality. The loss through such practice, naturally falls upon the consumer. The phenomenal growth of the Ashby Furniture Co. is in a great measure due to a strict adherence to the rule that the quality of Ashby merchandise must be beyond reproach. Never do we stock inferior grades of furniture merely to be able to offer "low price" as a magnet.

But with the great saving in rent effected through our inexpensive location, our buying power and snyill-margin policy, it is possible for us to offer the better grades of home furnishings at prices as low, and in many cases lower, than that asked for merchandise produced under "price pressure" solely for sensational selling events. You are cordially welcome to make comparisons of the better every-day-in-the-year good values this store offers. Solid Mahogany Gateleg Table organization. In a report filed by the State Industrial Accident Commission of California during the past week attention Is called to the fact that there are more accidents in building Industry than in any other industrial occupation in California. meeting of the Molders Union dur iLrcaa of the grounds and has made ing the past week.

Keough gave fire break extending from Can- resume or labor conditions throughout the country and called attention to the additional insur 2 yon road south along me nuis db.c of the hill residence district Ha I lias also provided flre-flghtlng A committee will be appointed by ance benefits of the international organization. the State Building Trades Council equipment, which Is mainly located 1 sat ttlJa tin ivrsitv vards near the to make a study of the report and i mnnor- Tinuse. Field Supplies of the International organization, also recommendations will be made to the executive council of the state body regarding same. spoke regarding the Increased in surance benefits. Keough will remain in this district for the coming week during which time be 5Pc.

Walnut Combination Dining Suite will confer with labor officials on both sides of the bay. Roseville Worker Is Injured in Fall ROSEVILLE, June 27. George Nelson, city lineman, fell from the top of an electric light pole, breaking both legs. His back was badly hurt but he suffered no internal in Local letter carriers have re ceived an invitation from the San Francisco Letter Carriers' Aid As Four Chairs and Table An Ashby Low Rent Value sociation to attend the annual pic nic to be given at California Park, juries. near San Rafael, Sunday, July 5, fire-fighting equipment are located at yard No.

2, southeast of the Greek theater; at yard No. at the i farm buildings east of the stadium and at a fourth point higher in the 1 hills." FIREBREAK CLEARED. The East Bay Water Company has also cleared a fire break back vt Berkeley, as arranged with City Manager Edy. With all these pre-cautions, Keeler states that the Berkeley hills are better protected i than ever before, but that, in spite of this protection, it Is always i possible for a hill firs to get out of control. On the authority of 1 Chairman Paul I.

Daniels of the fire protection committee, he calls attention to the fact that thus far i the committee is seriously handi-f capped In carrying out its program by a lack of funds. He states that with the cooperation of the city of i Berkeley, the East Bay Water Com- pany and the State Forestry De-f partment, nnder Forester M. B. Pratt, the service is maintaining a rtia-lt flra raneer and some foUT- $27-50 A gateleg table will materially add to the note of the living room. The table pictured here is in the popular Oval shape.

With leaves down it measures 12x34 Inches; with leaves up, 34x42 inches. Genuine solid mahogany throughout In the antique finish. Legs and stretches are artistically turned. A dining suite of unusual merit at so low a price. Beautifully selected American walnut in combination with hard wood is used in the construction.

The cabinet work is far superior to that ordinarily found in a suite so reasonably priced. The table is 40x50 inches and extends to 6 feet. The 4 chairs have tapestry seats and a sunken gold line that creates a very artistic and pleasing effect. The Tudor Period is quite popular now. Before placing your order for a new Dining Suite, visit this big low-rent store and compare our price for this dependable suite with the the prices prevailing in the downtown high-rent stores.

You'll find that you can do better at the Ashby. teen deputy fire wardens together with a fire tower and lookout on I Grizzly Peak. It Is impossible, he tftM. to extend the service as Console Radio Cabinet 4 recommended by the expert a.d I visers of the committee, until Oak' land. Piedmont and other inter Mtii cities and agencies have con- tributed their quotas to the fund.

Rohan, Osgood Start New Bail Bond Firm Special $12-85 Our supply of these practical radio cabinet's is rapidly being exhausted and we are unable to obtain an additional supply so we urge you to take advantage of this remarkable value the early, part of the week to avoid Chesterfield 9142.60 Wlc Chair. S7B.SO Arm Chair, 960.50 disappointment. The table is exactly as pictured above in combination mahogany with solid mahogany top and is finished in the practical antique mahogany. The top measures 30x1 4 inches and the table stands 33 inches in height. The top is hinged and front panel may be removed if your set requires it.

Ashby Gombbation Gas Range A 3-Piece Chase Mohair Chesterfield Suite At $100 Less Than the Standard Price -4 S287-50 Cushions Are Reversible Three Pieces at Pictured Home-canned Fruits hare luscious flavor Canning in a Wedgcwcod oven is so much easier than the old-time cold-pack way. It requires no boiler of steaming water. This new method is easy as making a cake. Wash berries1 cherries or plums and pack in sterilized quart jars. Fill with syrup made from two parts sugar and one part water boiled until dissolved.

Adjust scalded rubber rings and cover loosely. Light gas, set oven heat control at 250 and leave jars in the oven one hour. (Pints, 40 minutes). Remove, tighten covers, Invert and cooL Fruit retains flavor, color and firmness. 1 Ask your Wedgewood dealer for further information about oven canning.

Let him explain other conveniences of the Wedewood time-saving in baking, in preparing oven dinners with an automatic oven heat controller economy of the closed cooking top, and easy cleaning of the cooking top and flush oven doors. Sold by leading dealer TAMES OIAHAM UFO. CO. i As an outgrowth of the recent scandal in the Oakland bail bond situation, In whWh Charles Meyers. former member of the Oakland Ball Bond company, was indicted by the grand Jury for alleged 11- legal bail bond practices, F.

8. Os-t good and John C. Rohan, former partners of Meyers, have formed a i new bonding concern, with offices lu the Plaza building. Fifteenth and Washington streets. 5 The new concern, known as "Ro-' han Osgood, Surety Bonds," will engage In the bail bond business, according to Rohan, the main dif- ference between the new concern 1 and the Oakland Bail Bond com-J pany beieng the absence of Meyers.

The trial of 'Rohan and Osgood's i former partner, who pleaded not guilty to each of the four counts of the indictment, has been set for Thursday. July It. S.F.Man to Head Foreign Veterans RICHMOND. June t7. Henry M.

Levitt of San Francisco was i named department commander at the election of officers held here today by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Department of California Nevada. M. R. Gregory ot Reno, Nevada, lieutenant-colonel! en the governor's staff, was elected senior vlce-oramander.

E. Hone of Sacramento was named 3nlor vice-commander. Mrs. Cunning was elected president of the ladies auxiliary council. Mrs.

Cunning Is a member ot Astor Auxiliary No. Oakland. CHAMBER GAINS MEMBERS.8 SAN LEANDRO, June The mtarship list of the San Leandro i tt.br at Commeroe Is rapidly irensintf, according to N. W. 'rpnjr, ascretary of the Saa a Clmmber of Commerce.

r-wirtt the past week, were sipmed up. i 1 the fail season vl It Officials With the New Closed Top $69,5 Set up and connected With regulation grate top, installed $62.50 Just imagine an artistically designed Chesterfield suite covered in genuine Chase Velmo Mohair with Ashby dependable construction at only $287.50. Pieces sold separately without additional cost. In all the Bay Region you'll not find a value like this. Our great saving in rent, the fact that we produce th is suite in our own Workroom in such large quantities that we can accept a very small margin on each suite makes possible the saving of $100.

The backs and sides are covered with Chase Velmo Mohair also. The cushions are reversible, mohair on one side, silk and wool tapestry on the other. .1 TL Z.1..Z. m. a StJv Mt 1- 7- LarfMtMovawockatathf Wmc A dependable gas range at a low price.

May be had with regu- i 1. lab'on top or polished steel top. Two-hole wood, coal or trash nc llUlllCt UIJUIl WiilL.il tncoc tuut) UC VUlll Ml UU MUlUlfWU uvuiic-uuukwu I Oil I I I I and glued. Webbing construction Springs of our own exclusive design Dans are white enaiT Riflht Jr. left hand I TgJedgewofld.TflrtsM Obtainable i xre used in arms, seats, back 1 and teat bases tspftngs art" hand-tied Id' insure" permanent" measures 14x12 inches and is 18 inches deep, Cooking top is inches.

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