Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 24

altlanJSKbune PAGE 24 Combined Wire New a Sen ice of all pupers. Associate Pre, Vniled Tresa, Universal Tiewt Consolidated Trent, SATURDAY EVENING A PHIL 4, 1923 lOFCOPEtlS HiiJ HURT i PRIMEnUOO BID Forthcoming Nuptials Told Piedmont Opens Civic Hall Willi Reception MISS CAROLYN MARIE LANE, whose betrothal to James hitnry Farnngton of Alameda, wit announced today by Cards. A'oCa photo. DRIVE -FOB GIH-10J0N-0UTFALL ASSTFIEET riUUUG.NT.- Amil ia I'ltiliiioiil dun Lu lite clly'a 1 1 it in I brnutv mid mil round Ins anil i1r.ln-iiili.il of lli Com. inunltv butlillnir and recently cm ln.

lie outlined the muim thai are lUfiiHi 1 ia Friday nliiht ut Irui tlirunits nf CRASH aoosifio QUADRA ililzenH here to lu lu UkCIl currying put tliuw Improve litems and complimented the council upon work ac ciilnplinhcd. the artlsllo new hull at public reception held by i- Jury Frees Canadian Booze James Curie Gets First and A liuiifness Men Hedged lo Raie $60,000 to Bring Runners Crew while Of. Larcest Contract Under i Victim I Standing on Front Platform When Trolleyi Come Together at 18th St. Curve; Others Escape ficers. Agent and Director Industries to Oak 1925 Municipal Bond Issue; Many Competed Sentenced to Leavenworth land; Committee! Formed SAN', FRANCISCO.

April 4. James Curie is low bidder for The campaign to raise a $80.00 Conviction and Immediate sentenc-1 the jub of Installing the Seventh ng In federal court late last night I street outfall sewer, biggest am) of ten defendants in the Quadra unaer tne 1S24 municipal Industrial promotion fund to aid the Oakland Chamber Corn-mere In furthering the advancement of Oakland and the Eastbay MAYOK ILtbWOBTH Li A. 0. HIBBABD. the city council.

iL iX Samuel 11. Tay-f lor. chairman 1014 'u 2 the oc.uf.lon andf IT. president of m-mm rarlit hv I onu issue, acroraing io a lamim Mrs. L.

Lock. S120 Bona street, suffered cuts about the face and abrasions on the left leg and left wrist, when two Hopkins street cars today crushed on tho curve at East Eighteenth street and Four, teenth avenue. Mrs. was standing on the front platform of the westbound tlon of Thursday's bids eomnleted Chillies Hiud federal prohibition enforcement of today by City Engineer w. W.

wi officially launched at a lunch ley, first preslden of tho Civic As ficials ncro louay a eMaoiisiiing i eon In Hotel Oakland yesterday precedent in fixing guilt on in- Curie's flirure wits S19S.6M. A Moclution, spoke entlonal offenders and exonerut-I the city funded $225,000 for the Of the unification CHA8. A. ITBONO. of the community car to Dr.

J. M. Reeve. when fifty business: men. repre.

entlng practically every trade group and profession in tho com- Seventh street sewer, the city will ng crew memoers. Ihroiich tho influence of church save J27.000 If the Curio bid com Officers of the Quadra, which home, municipal and federal gov 1423 East Twenty-first street, who treated her before removing her to her home. She suffered bodily bruises and whs cut about eye and piles with all the Itgal epoclllca tnunlty, pledged active aqpport by was seized off tne uouicn liate crnment. all located In one renter, tlons. ifrnmr markers" cards.

October 12 with liquor from Van Piedmont ClvkSAMUEL TAYLOR. Association, opened the prominti with an address welcoming the citizens to their new public, gathering place. He whs followed by Mayor Oliver Ellsworth, who told of the consummation of the ihcams of public spirited Piedmuntera in the and forecast for Piedmont a pro According to Harmon, the bid fare by glass. couver. K.

with an estimated gresflvo future in civic develop It was one of the most enthusiastic campaign meetings ever Other pasMengrrs on the two can ding showed that many firms com peted, both in Oakland and out alue close to a quarter of a mil' ment. Music for the occaKlon wa fur lion dollars, were sentenced within held, according to K. C. L.yon side, making sure that the lowest escaped without injury, the police reported. nlshed hy the Arion Trio, while ten' minutes of the rendering of hid could be secured.

The bidders rhatrman, who outlined the needs completion of the first units of the elaborate civic center planned two II. Mlllholliind gave a short mono- included: he verdict to payment of fines and for the extra revenue. Following log. This part of the program jvas years ngh. He stresht-d the fact TlbhiUs-racine Company, 52 Imprisonment In the federal prison J-yoh.

Ray Glassley, chairman of Funeral Held for under the arrangement of I oun- dS9: A. W. Oorrlll. 3.787; Leavenworth. Thirty-two mem S211.90S: Murphy cilman Allen C.

lllbbard. appointed by the council to take charge of the bers of the crew were found not the, new community building was constructed primarily to give the adiJU of Tied- CSearv. and Hcafy, Moore Hay ward Pioneer IIAYWARD. April 4. The building.

uilty of the charge of conspiracy 7T to violate the federal prohibition and McXalr. 1212.388. Fine Paid Before Despondent Woman laws. funeral of Mrs. Ella Gqrreton.

resident of this city for fifty years. the publicity committee: W. I Miller, secretary manager, and fVank M. Steers, a member the publicity committee, further emphasised the expansion movement In snappy campaign- talks, follow-In which every member present pledged hearty support to the movement. smaltj srnpixs.

OFFICERS SENTENCED. no died at the Home of hsr Tries to Kill Self Trial by Speeder daughter. Mr Alice O. Smalley. Federal officers today called at 39 A street, wait held from a local ALAMEDA.

April 4. Mrs. Ruth tention to the charge to the Jury If A TWA HD. Anrll 4. In behalf undertaking establishment this af by Judge John S.

rartrldge, in TofancllI, who has been living at of his stepdaughter, Miss Florence KnurHmnn arrested on a Sneedlnc which he said: 4 ternoon. Rev. Josiah Daniel, pastor of the Hayward rresbytenan church, presided. the California hotel, is said to have attempted to commit suicide last if you find that the crew of charge and cited to appear here Monday morning. E.

D. Porter, S64 this vessel shipped aboard it with Interment was at Lone Tree night by swallowing poison, bhe Market street. San Franicsco, has out knowledge that it was carry was found in Washington park "Wi need a working fund to carry out the committee programs." Chairman Lyon stated In opening the meeting. "The chamber is already financed. Its administrative costs are cared for ing contraband cargo, they should nen a $15 check to the local court in payment of the fine.

The. de cemetery. She waa 79 years old and a native of Pennsylvania. She was the widow of the late John' Garretson, business man and her husband. Fred Tofanelll.

who gave his address as 1822 Webster he, acquitted. If the captain is fendant would have to miss her found to have had knowledge that street. classes be' present at the court, rancher of Hayward. and the moth Porter -explained. I.

BROBECK. and there is a small surplus for committee activities: but if we are to boost Oakland industrially, as Tofanelll stopped a passing automobile and had his wife taken to the Alameda sanitarium. She was ment a gathering er of Mrs. Alice Smalley, Hayward; Mrs. Arietta G.

Alameda: Ella C. Clark. Berkeley; John D. Garretson, Oakland, Hay ward Eagles i 1 Place, and to pro later removed to the emergency quarters for everyone- expects we should do, more "funds must be forthcoming. I feel confident that if the com hospital.

Battery D. 143rd and William A. Garretson, Saa liquor was being unloaded from his vessel and delivered on the shores of the United States, he should be convicted." Vincent Quartraro. Ran Francisco agent, and Clin rips II. Be langer, of San Francisco and Vancouver, B.

a director of Consolidated Exporters, the Canadian Add 12 in Drive HAYWARD. April 4. The first According to the police, Mrs. W. X.

AX.EZANCEX. Artillery, station Francisco. munity appreciates our problems ed here. DEATH SENTENCE IMPOSED. they will supply the needed rev enie." few days of a membership drive The speaker of the evening was Tofanelll was despondent because she had no work.

Her condition is said to bo critical. W. I. Broheck. member oftho civic to rejuvenate and re-establish the BY ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE 10 TRIlUMI center committee of the Civic As W.

It. Miller, stated that manufacturers 1, S200.00 REWARD local Eagles' aerie resulted in an Increased enrollment of more than PHOENIX. April 4. Tho sociatlon. whose willingness along corporation which cleared the Quadra from Vancouver fortCen- two dozen, the sponsors say.

With from all parts of the country are Investigating industrial to the readers of "Joanna." Are YOU reading this absorbing story death penalty wai today pronounced on Will Lawrence, Muskogee. found guilty of first with James Tyson and Wallace Alexander and the campaigning of Charlea H. Strong to finance the the drive scheduled to extend tral American ports, were sen "Two hundred and sixty-four of degree murder for tho slaying- of through the months, it is believed that the proposed quota of 100 new members will be easily about the girl we all know? Back chapters free on request. Thone Lakeside 6000 or write Circulation OAKLAND TRIBUNE. civic center plans, made possible their rapid progress.

Brobeck told, of the possibilities for civic im- Patrolman Haze Burch of Phoenix. early in February. Lane-Far rington Nuptials tenced to two years each In Leavenworth prison and fo payment of fines of $10,000 Gcorge Ford, captain of the ship, was sentenced to two years at Leavenworth and to payment of a fine of $1000. First -Mate George Ilarrls must serve thirteen months at Leavenworth. Second Mate Jay Evelyn must serve ten nronths in the San Francisco county Jail.

Chief Engineer J. IT. Mason was sentenced to pay a $500 fine. LAIXCH ME" JAILED. Four operators of launches used them ara now known to our chamber of commerce," Miller said, "and forty of that number are planning plants rating upward of a quarter of a million dollars.

What we need is funds to follow-up on these prospects and locate them where they should be located, in Oakland" industrial district. 'Industrial Oakland Is a marketable commodity of supreme quality." Miller continued, "and It can best be marketed tkrough intelligent advertising for Tiew industries which will bring Increased tlon. Such a program, however, costs money and this we must have before we can begin." POSSIBILITIES CXOMTTED. To nite Pioneer Families Two of the pioneer families ofe Farrington of the Encinal City and brother of Miss Marion Farrington this state will be united by the marriage of Miss Carolyne Marie Lane of this city, and James Whitney Farrington of Alameda, grand to transport liquor from rum ships into San Francisco and other coast points were sentenced to serve and Bruce He is a member of the Sigma Phi Upsilon fraternity and of the Encinal Yacht club. The romance had its origin during school days.

Miss Lane is an attractive member of the younger set of bay 4 eight months each in the San Francisco and Marin county jail. These son ot Mr. and Mrs. P. W.

Barton of Morton street, Alameda, and nephew of the late William F. Barton, millionaire clubman of New York and California, whose death occurred in the eastern metropolis a few weeks ago. Farrington is a son of Mrs. Alice were Jack Allen and Carl Neilson, society and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles J. Lane of Oak land. operators of the motor boat Marconi; Edward McKenzie and Emelio Penzottl, operators 'oJTffie smuggling gas boat Qceai, Qfieen. Max Ripstein. Vancouver capitalist accused of conspiracy, was acquitted by the jury after specific instructions by Judge Partridge.

JamesMcLennan. supercargo of thetjuadra, who was stricken with Forcible Haircut Drives Wife to Frank M. Steers, president of the Magnavox company, made a stirring talk on the industrial posslbil- -Itlea, in which he does not need more retail stores "but it does need more manufacturers and mora payrolls and in order to get them it is necessary that the chamber obtain sufficient funds to enable It to have more manufacturing plants locate in the Bast bay cities. "I think it Is pitiful that the Chamber of Commerce has to exist on the Income Oakland it and I am confident such a condition exists Qftly because it is not appreciated by the average business man." Harrison S. Robinson, former president of the chamber endorsed the campaign, pledged his suppoct and stated that the time is opportune and the opportunity is ripe foi the Chamber of Commerce to take further" advancement in finance and industrial activities.

BAY FERRY BATE-GUT ISPREDIGTED Sue for Divorce pneumonia and $12,000 bail de? clared forfeited by the court when Mrs. Lulu Howard of Rich he failed appear for. trial, will learn his fate today. Judge Partridge announced that he will make his decision after a careful study of McLennan's case. ALAMEDA, April 4.

Evidence that Alameda may be successful in efforts to obtain- a reduction in trans-bay ferry rates was seen to day by Cjty Manager C. 'E. Hicock, in the State Railroad Commission GROUP MEETTXGS. According to Miller, group meet ines will be held beginning next week when the program will be laid before Oakland business men, LAWYER AUTOIST SUED. Attorney J.

E. Hood is defendant todayTn a suit for $16,613 damages filed by Nello Snnmarr-tino. a baker, who-, says he was thrown from his and received severe injuries in a collision with Hood's automobile at Ninety-sixth avenue and Cherry street, on January 23. He charges Hood with driving recklessly. Following are the names of the men who signed pledge cards to work at vesterday's H.

Mosher, Frank W. BUger. Anthony Sutro, Louis J. Breuner, F. Ray, order reducing the fares chareed by auto ferries on San bay.

The commission's order, announced yesterday, directs that the rates be reduced from $1 to 65 cents a car by the Golden Ferry Company, and from 75 cents to 65 cents on the Rodeo-Vallejo ferry. Commenting on the board'sjjul-ing, Hickok pointed out that this Is the first drastic cut in ferry rates since the world war period. He predicted that it was the forerunner of a genesul re-adjustment II. H. tBarrows, 'ora eamuei, mond Charges Husband With Threatening Life.

MARTINEZ, April 4. After forcing her, with. a revolver, to submit to letting him cut all her hair off. Earl G. Howard, of Richmond, is alleged to have threatened his wife.

Lulu, with death if she left the house, according to a divorce complaint which she filed here today. Mrs. Howard says the hair-cutting incident occurred in January. She had left home, she says, but her husband pursued her in his automobile, and, menacing her with a revolver, forced her to enter the car and ride home with him. He then bound her in a chair and cut her hair off close to her head, she declares.

He then told her. she says, death would-be the penalty if she went outside the house. Howard threatened her life on several other occasions, Howard asserts, and told their four children, he was going to kill her. Mrs. Howard asks custody of the four children, and $75 a month alimony.

They were married in 1910. Cnusual things, not carried In stores, appear in "Miscellaneous' For Sale" in the Wants Ads. zzr. of ferry rates which would include passenger fares between can F. M.

Davidson. J. R. Knowland, R. H.

Glassley, Fred M. Hunter, Frank G. Steward, Henry M. Hastings. Gertrude Barnett, Harrison S.

Robinson. Fred N. Morcom. C. E.

Schmidt. Andrew "Williams, "William Knowles. G. G. Jamieson, Grant D.

Miller, Charles R. Avis, W. H. Mayhew. A.

H. Irving, D. Ensminger, Sherwood Swan, V. O. Lawrence.

W. W. White, Atlee F. Hunt, W. R.

Edwards. E. C. Lyon. George Arch-ambeault, Frank M.

Steers, Harmon Carl M. Allis-ter MacKenzie. Charles W. Heyer and Fred D. Parr.

Francisco and the Eastbay. Guticura Talcum Unadulterated Exquisitely Scented Alameda should grasp this op portunity to prosecute its applica tion for lower ferry rates before the railroad commission," Hickok de clared. "Alameda believes that ferry rates would be reduced to 15 cents between San Francisco and East- bay cities, with a monthly commu tatioh of $4.00 or $4.50. We are ready present our case to "the ft commission, but nrust await action by other Eastbay cities looking to joint proceedings. The proposed hearing would cost-approximately $10,000, and Alameda cannot af ford to bear all the exp'ense." Funeral Held for Hay ward Mason HAYWARt), April 4.

Last rites for John Otto Thiel, San LeandYo resident who died at his home there-following a short illness, were held at a local undertaking establishment this afternoon. Interment waa at the Lone Tree cemetery here. Officers of the San Leandro Masonic Lodge, of which he was a at the funeral services. He is survived Hunters Will Seek Lair of Coyotes IIAYWARD. April 4.

With information received that there are several coyotes of varying sizes roaming the Danville and Mount Diablo districts, Hayward'a quartet of coyote hunters will leave early tomorrow morning, witlil hunting dogs, for an expedition against the barnyard pests. The group will include William Frttkes, Frank Silver. Frank Costa and "Shorty" Mederios. Officers Are Named Heat Resisting Shell Motor Oil is refined to a complete chemical cle a 1 i ess that By College Club BERKELEY, April 4. The an nual meeting and election of the "GOODNESS DOES NOT MORE SURELY MAKE MEN HAPPYr THAN HAPPINESS MAKES MEN GOOD." College Women's club was held this by a son, Reuben Thiel, of Los and two daughters, Mrs.

Blanche T.Anderson, ot Satt ndro, and Mrs. Olive T. Redman, of Los Angeles. insures THE HOLI SNUG TRUSS SAVED SAVED SAVED A pair of poor eyes by' putting on a pair, of glasses which brought the sight back to-normal condition: "Our glasses are doing that for people every day. Let ui terve you.

afternoon in the Bancroft Way clubhouse. MrsTTlelen Van" Culpen llarris Headed the regular ticket presented by the nominating committee. She will succeed Mrs. McDonald Robinson In the presidency Mrs. Harris is a practicing attorney and for the past year has been chairman of legislation for Alameda county federation of Womens' Clubs.

Candidates whose names appeared on the ticket with lrs. Harris are: Vice-preslderfls, Mrs. Sarah Matthew Hackley, Mrs. Nelene Knapp Gettell; recording secretary. Mrs.

Ada Johnson Unne-wehr; corresponding secretary, Miss'Maud Stinson; financial secretary, Mrs. Edith Meyer Loyan-han; treasurer, Mrs. Bertha Johnson Doane; press, Mrs. Elaine Adrian Willoughby; auditor. Mrs.

Lucile Jan-is Arne: house chairman, Mrs. Jessica Wilson Shelley; historian. Mrs. Margaret Honeywell Kieffer; director. Mrs.

Lillian Hope fcnuth Mcfarland. has Alr-Cakla ptada. Gaar- teed pert raalare. Exoert fitters, and DJ charr for examination. a 8-B.

eTeataara alataeat Each notice in tonight's Church section is an earnest invitation for Cm as. H.Wood SHELL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA CIST) if n-HuIl Ccrr-pany t'rususl thin carried 1n I for, appear in "Miscella neous is THC WlNKlHO tve Fir i in ihe Warns Ads..