Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 15

JVrURDAY EVENING OdkTiiiitJ CrlOtmc 15 APRIL 18, 1923 SYMPATHY IIRCFn 45 CALLOUS' OF uiiiii 111 111 uiiuuu 111 cnunni mniw I KG III UUIIUUL HUIIU Mr. antl Mr. Francis- Lloyd MESS BACK C.OFC, PLAN FOR Contractors and Hardware Mfrr trrTak(rArtlr-r Part When Drive Opens. F.aatbay builder, fontrnctori and hardware men promised eup-Ijwrt to the Oakland Chamber of fTommerre In Ita campaign to ralao It 180. 0U0 IndUHtrlul promotion fund at croup meetings held In Die Chamber of Commerce rooms es ter duy.

i Frank W. nicer, a former presl dent of the Chamber and one of the leading paving contractors of tha liny dibtrict. told the commit fe tliut he heartily approved of the- expansion program and would work durinc the drive, following the annuul community dinner on May I. In his remarks favoring the In-(liiHtrlal promotion fund, Kilgcr said: "The support accorded the Oakland Chamber of Commerce In the punt Is pitiful when we consider how dependent the city Is upon the institution for Industrial expansion. JndUHtrin! leaders everywhere are looking to the 1'aclflc Coast for new and Improved markets and unless we can get Oakland before these men, many Industries will locate elsewhere without knowledge of the opportunities, advantages and attractions that tha Kant bay has for Industrial enterprises.

If tha business men appreciated the handicap under which tha organization has been laboring, the mutter of Increased support would cease to be a problem. The trouble is we havo given too little attention to the organization and as a result our growth Is lens rapid from an Industrial standpoint than it should be. The organization can count on my hearty support in this campaign." Eastbay hardware men held a meeting in mld-af ternoon to hear the general program outlined and following which they endorsed the movement and arranged' to organize a special committee to raise additional money in the hardware group. Perry C. Frey, hardware dealer of East Oakland will head the campaign committee and according to a statement made by him to the Chamber of Commerce can count upon several hundred dollars additional revenue over what was given last night by the group.

Beginning Monday another series of group meetings will be held "and it la expected that these meetings will be completed by Friday of next week. 2 Picnic to Be Held at Alta Vista Grounds HAY WARD, April 18. A combined picnic and social dance will be given by J. F. Prloste, local merchant, for his friends at the Alta Vista auditorium, more than a mile from Hayward, tomorrow afternoon.

Prloste has provided two large busses to carry the merrymakers from Hayward to the picnic grounds. ii i av-asa-a-a-asa-st MISS LENORE TEHANEY who ii the fiancee of Kenneth Page Allen, the engagement having been announced a lew doyi ago at a tea. Novak iludio. there. She Is accompanying her C.

J. Boden, captain of the father, ship. OOO April 25 la the date aet for a large dancing party ta be held at CHANCE! Jmn Lwm -1 1 1 1 That the control of tha achon! system should bo rested In me and woman with a sympathy for youth, yet with a knowledge an Mprinpe rnextsrvt Muratlonai inathod. waa dertartd bjf Wrt, Rose P. Hurckhsltsr, addraaatnf Oakland Civic Canter Jeetsrdajr.

She" termed as folyih'electton ef those to the school board who ar Ignorant of local school conditions, and of the newest thuaht preparing boys and irla 10 face Ufa. The least a candidate may offer la familiarity with our own situation and eonie preparation for giving sound Judgment In meeting it," she said. The development of th In the child la equaly as Important as the development of the natural resources of the oountry, accord Ing to the speaker. "Whatever candidate you decide to cast your ballot for, be sure yoa vote," 'Mrs. Burckhalter urged.

"The municipal election next Tuesday I a test of our clttienshlp." Mrs. Hurckhalter la the retiring first vice-president of Hecond District, California Congress of Moth, era, and of Oakland Federation of Mothers' Clubs. Recently aba resigned aa secretary of the Oakland Forum, of which she la a charter member. the Encinal Yacht Club at the foot of Grand street. Alameda, for the benefit of the building fund.

John I'aul la chairman of the committee on arrangements. OOO Miss Dalthea Baldwin will en tertaln with a dancing party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Baldwin, this evening. Eighty guests will be present.

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WASTE NO TIME, TART NOW. a 1 J30 villi lMahhh Home in College At the home of her kinsfolk In Mountain View Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter O. Cole, whose former home uT fn tills city, this afternoon Miss Florence Irene Cole, Mills Col-! student, was married to Fran cis Leo Boyd of Berkeley, Only tha Immediate members of the two families were In attendance.

Three o'clock waa the hour of the cere mony. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd are to estab lish their future home in Berkeley. The betrothal of Misa Cola und Mr.

Lloyd waa announced at a tea at the Claremont Country Club a short time ago, when the bride en tertained at a bridge tea. OOO Complimenting Miss Margurt-t Iladlcy of Long Ileach, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. F. Hock- enlieaii, cr in Berkeley, Miss Alexandria Bernhnrdt was hostess at an informal tea at the I'aluce Hotel on Thursday.

OOO Mrs. Richard Yuughnn will en tertain the alumnue of Comma I'hl Reta sorority at ten at her homo on Ocean View drive Tuesday. Assisting, the hostess to receive at tea will be Mrs. Max Thelen. Mrs.

Vernon Wuldron and Mrs. Arthur I'iper. OOO Arrivals from a round-the-world trip orrMay 13, who are now pas sengers on the liner Franconla, Include Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.

McNear, Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. Newhall and Mrs. Sydney Cloman.

OOO Mrs. Agnes Hoden Is sailing on the Diana Dollar today for New York. She plans to be away about three months. visiting friends in the metropolis and going to Port land to be the guest of friends HERE IS YOUR TWO ITIffiS Men Charge "TTiiir Perjury Drop From Sight; One -Vi'aiitcJ a DBfrtei FAX FRANCISCO. April J.

Two Incidents connected with tho sensatlonnl Quadra ruin-runnliiK conspiracy cuse developed today. Announcement was made by government officers that Jacob Fchyblneer and J. J. Dodson, who testified for the defense and are censed of perjury, had disap peared. Perjury warrants were Is sued aenlnst them hy 8.

Commissioner Krull nnd the Department of Justice alleges that Hchy-dinger deserted from the United States Xnvy receiving ship at Goat Island hour nfler he testified at tha Quadra trial. J. J. Dotisnn la IlkevviMs missing from his home here. It Is said.

Both men were Torm-r members of the crew of tho V. F. Coast Giinrd cutter Shawnee) and testified that the officers of the Fhawnee had not made soundings to ascertain tho position of the vessel at the actual time tho Quadra was seized. Marino and Alvatore Crivello, who turned states' evidence In the Quadra rase, testifying for the government, were fined $200 nnd given permission to pay It at the rate of $50 a month. They were operators of the launch Mitreonl, alleged to have assisted In landing liquor from the Quadra.

Four Persons Hurt In Auto Crashes Four persons were hurt In auto accidents Inst night and early today. Martin Giglel and his wife Kmma, 1790 Carpentler street, suffered bruises and abrasions In a collision. Wanda Rergog, stenographer, 18, 1105 Second avenue, was cut on the right ehpek hy flying glass In a crash at Fourteenth and Oak streets. Charles Connor. 24.

U. S. meat Inspector, received cuts on the. wrist at High street nnd Foothill boulevard In a collision of two machines. Adventurer, 7, in Thrill Hunt Has Tilt With Truck Like Don Quixote, seven-year-old Stanley Frlden, 1056 Clarendon, Crescent, sallied forth yesterday in search of adventure.

And like the historic Don, Stanley attempted to conquer somethings that was1 unconquerable, namely a 40-horse-power truck, Stanley and his companions had been searching all day for something on which to test their courage, strength of arm nnd keenness of vision. A decided lack of knights In armor, wild Indians, wolves, buffalo and other dangerous foes made adventure hunting and juvenile warfare a dull pastime. Finally Stanley hit upon an idea. Seizing his trusty lariat in his strong right arm the boy lay in ambush behind a "House for Sale" sign and kept his eyes "peeled." A truck rumbled' by. Dashing out with a war whoop on his lips the intrepid young adventurer swung the lariat and sent it st urging through the air.

When' the rope settled over one end of the rear bumper Stanley bracde himself to "bulldog" the fruelc. The snorting thonnter was not to be outdone, however, and with a healthy chug pulled Stanley off his feet, dragging him along the ground. When the rope finally slipped from the boy's wrist it took with it several inches of skin and part of a thumb. Hurling a final caustic challenge at the truck driver ribune Day Was Tuesday) SPOUTS. The Toung TRIBUNES have or ganized for the baseball season of 1905 and would like to hear from any team whose members are under 14 years of age.

ELSEWHERE. JACKSONVILLE, April 18 A telegram froni Palm Beach states Joseph Jefferson critically ill at that place. Wireless Courses Private Classes Western Radio Institute Hotel Oakland MJWM'AI'IOH I'OSTAUHJ lU'lita 111 POM Wm TRIAL DISAPPEAR RADIO SETS IN AUTO SEIZED TniisVv Secretetl UiuTer Rolies ami Kitlilie Car' Owner Pay Fine of nF.nKrXEY. April A "kid. die car" on top of a lumpy looking iiihss In the rear of a Isrge touring car attracted the attention of I'atiolinn (ieiio Woods of Berkeley polit-e department early this morning on Han Pablo avenue.

Woods stopped tho car, looked under the'coverlng In the renr and found 4 3 gallons of whiskey. Russell Harris, 32, R26 8onoma street, Vnllejo. the driver of the cor. commented: "Sure, lt' my liquor. I've been through here any number of times before hut it was my bud luck to be caiiRht this time." In court this morning Harris entered a pica of guilty, l'liiced on the stand hy Jtnlgo Hubert Edgar, he told the Judge that he had Intended to sell liquor.

He waa given the maximum penalty under the law. a fine of JSOO or 500 days in the county jail. He says he will pay the fine. Three others were arrested early this morning by Woods as a result of the presence of eight gallons of wine In their automobile. Antonio Montero, 38, of 3i4 Henry street.

Oakland, and Antonio Kerrerla, 33, of 1424 Klrkham street, Oakland. were each charged with possession of liquor and released on $25 ball. while John V. Ae'edo, 37. or Oakley, the driver of the car, faces speeding complaint.

who sped away down the street. Stanley beat a strategic retreat to his home. He was treated at Fabiola hospital, while the adventure was placed on the police record as a "hie and run" nccldent. PAY NO MONEY 6 MONTHS Name of City LEMCO If Oakland Jnbunr aaslaes. ta 7:30 p.

m. items. United (States Weather Hureau loreca.l. iiaritei ana nsanrlsl news. kL silent after 1.3a p.

m. AT.me-3 to i p. v. M. gram.

presenting the Colombia trio and Tom Mcciuiro. concertina. 1 to 14 p. ni. 1'roaram through the courltey of the Newbery KUc iriu corporation, arrangeq vy 4, Howard Johnson.

10 to II p. nv Art Hickman's Dance orcbestra from the Hill more hotel, under the leadership of Karl Uurmett. S3T Meter. 7:30 to II p. in.

organ recital from Wurlltier simltos. 8 to p. m. Smith, lticbsrdson and (J 1 1 be 1 1. subdivides of Wright- wood.

9 to 10 p. m. Feature program. 10 to 11 p. m.

Hotel Ambassador- Abe I.yinun's Cocoanul Urove or cheat ra il p. in. to 3 a. m. Holly wood night.

Halt? Bros. S.r. Chromte 4.3 luetera. 8 to 11 o. in.

Art Weldnrr'-e Danre orchestra playing at lie Fairmont noiei. V.KFRC.X CWy of Paris itii-lera. It in a n. m. studio urogram under auspices of George w.

Laewen com pany, cresi cones: Selections oy mynara b. jone. bass: James Zelgler, baritone: K. Terrenes Condrin, tenor; Frank Mul- ler. tenor: Miss Peggy llioinpson.

character stories. Portland Orctfi Orcdbnian I 41 meters. 10 p. m. Multnomah Hotel Stroll-.

crs. VKFOAI Seattle? 454 meter. 8:30 to 10 p. m. The Times -program.

It) to p. m. Eddie Harkness and his orchestra, flaying from the Murine room of the Olympic hotel. KFSOX 2TN meters. 7:30 to 9:30 p.

m. Auditorium service with sermon on divine healing by Aimee Semple McPlierson. Testimonies of healing in answer to prayer. Special music. KOA Gen.Elcc Co.Penvcr 323 meters.

8 to 11 p. m. Dance music. For Sunda" and Monday programs, see the Sunday TRIBUNE. sister of Mrs.

Josephine Mrs. Jennie Thorp, August Zimmerman and the late Nlekolas Zimmerman, a native of Alsace-Lorraine, aged 82 years 3 months and 24 days. MOltUAN In Oakland, April 17. 1925, Jennie Morgan, wife of Howell C. Morgan, and mother of Austin E.

Chandler, a native of Indiana, aged 51 years. i Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, April 20, 1926. at 1:80 o'clock p. at Truman's Residence Chapel, Telegraph avenue at Thirtieth street, Oakland, Cal. Interment, Mt.

View cemetery. SMITH In Oakland, April 16, 1925, William Dewitt Smith, beloved husband of Mathilda Smith and father of Mathilda. Clara, Dewitt. Louise and Lltta Smith, brother of Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Davis of San Francisco and J. W. Jordan of San Jose; brother-in-law of W.

N. Ricks. A native of Nashville, aged 47 years. A member of Gate Lodge, G. U.

O. O. F. No. 2007 and Alexander Spanish- American Veterans, City Employees Association and North Oakland Bap tlst church.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the North Oakland Baptist church, Thirty-second and Linden streets, Oakland, Monday, April 20, at 1 p. m. Remains at home, 1194 Seventy-first avenue, Oakland, until 12 o'clock Monday, thence to North Oakland Baptist cnurcn. interment, jresiaio, Ban Francisco. Baker-Taylor Services, 1214 Eighth street.

STRATTON In Oakland. AdHI 17, 1925, Dr. Wallace C. Stratton, Deiovea nusnana or Lillian ti. Strat ton, a native of Massachusetts.

A member of Oakland Lodire No. 188. F. and A. Encinal Lodge No.

IB, l. u. u. of Alameda. Funeral services Mondnv.

Anrll 20, 1925, at 1 o'clock p. at his late residence. 142 Kemnton ave. Oakland, to which friends arte mviiea. interment private, SAN FEANCISCO DEATHS.

Bernateln, Miltoa (Jrlftinn. Lillian V. 89 Tears Jacobs, Benj. 40 jrs. rtlake, Rtimner I Jennings, n.

v. Kolsen, Carl Kinread, Kleanor Jane 67 years liaison. Matilda 88 years Morton, Stuart C. 38 years Peterson, Elinor 19 Kasniussen, Marie 73 years Sllverstein, Rebecca Smith, -William l. Stewart, Wm.

B. Titus, Alice 71 Williams, Floyd D. S7 years rum. Joseph J. G3 Clieli (nee Pitte), Josephine Collier, James H.

S7 Tears Curry, Charlea E. a years Dever, llarjr tirlwarils, John 72 Kitner. Arthur Flgonc, Francesco sa years Fitzpatrick, Jobs I'aul Fransen, Bella Gallo, Joseph 51 G0DEAU FUNERALS Perfect in Service The Funeral Service That Saves and Serves 2110 WEBSTER 5T PHONE OAK 40 4 5 IAN rPAMCUCO-OAKlAHD STOCKTON- TJ in a he at last to Gnvral tWc Co 411 BMlrn, I p. m. Bluet lo proa-ram.

I'luaraiu given iliruugh the courtesy National Car lion company. I'AHT ONE Coneert by Virginia Fischer Hrlf. flllia. soprano; Albert, W. lilllette, l.aitiou.

tu Duualiinon. vloliitini, Helen i.ugrnia Merchant, plaiilau; Mynard ti. Junes, accompanist. Jul I aoloa (a) On Wings of Bong- (tj fit JiVit'rti'takV nr Uurtetsti I lean imniiniun Helen Eugenia Merchant accumpanlal Uoprano aoloa (a) The jit Hour Kramer (ti) I'lrata Ureama Ilutiltr Virginia Klacher GrUflllia Mynard li. Jones, accompanist I'lano aoloa la) rau I Joan (bj Major Walta Helen Kugenla Merchant Baritone aoloa lal Itoadways Denemore tl) Where'er Von Walk (r) Drink to Only With Thine L')ea Dr.

Arna Albert W. Gillette I Mrnard 8. Jones, accompanist Violin aoloa Ave Maria. Schubert-" llhelmj tU Uvenlnir feace jVamock liean lionaldson Duets for soprano and baritone ta) I el il a re iiroui I'ona Mosart (b) WlilBiierlnc Jloo Hawthorne Virginia Fiacher Crlfflllis and Albert W. Gillette Mynard 8.

Jones, accompanist. I'AllT TWO llarn recital by Kaletan Attl. harplat of the Sail By in liunv orchestra. ream Attl Danre of the Marionettes. At the Fountain Vltava (Symphonic I'oem) tuna 1.

orlKln of me mver HunllMK In the Forest 5. Moonlight on the Jtlver 4. Sunrise 6. Rapids of the River 6. Echo i 7.

Salute, from th Castle 8. Finale Andiint Tedeschl Autiade Hasselmans Spring- Gounod PART THREE I'ooular Program Eunhonltiin solos- ta) Atidantlnn iemare (b) Roses of I'lcardy. Haydn Wood Ernest I'aul Alwyn Mynard S. Jones, accompanist Tenor solos (a Somewhere a Vlce Is Calling Tate (b) Shadows Bond Allan naon Saxnnhnns boWii (a) valse Hilda (. lyue noerr (b) Saxanola Clyde Doerr Jionald Jones Baritone solos (a) Marcheta Schertzlnger (b) Dream Girl Albert W.

Gillette Soprano solos (a) Dreaming Alone in tne Twilight Moore (b) Jtock-a-bye Baby Blues Sullivan Virginia Fischer Griffiths Duets for tenor and baritone a) La Fona del destino. erdi (b) The Voyage Sanderson Allun Wilson and Albert W. Gillette Euphonium solos (a) Asleep In the Deep I'etne (b) A Perfect Day Bond Ernest Paul Alwyn 10 p. m. to 1 a.

m. Dance music program by Henry iialstead or chestra and soloists. Hotel St. Fran- l-'n Frnnets'-o, Aotel Oakland "HZ metera. 6:30 to 7 p.

m. Hotel Oakland concert orchestra. Slayer Opens Final Fight Against Noose SAX FRANCISCO, April 18. Clarence "Tuffy" Reid today started his final figlit to escape the hangman's noose. Application for a writ of habeas corpus to free the youth, found guilty of slaying Charles Weingar-ten, Los Angeles trunk dealer, was filed here by Assemblyman Thomas Dodge.

The writ Vi1 ue heart! the first of the week, it is presumed. Should the petition be denied, "Tuffy" will undoubtedly hang nest Friday at San Quentin. SAT YOU SAW IT IN THE TRIBUNE (MM April 18, 1905 (The Weather Forecast: This after. noon and tonight, cloudy. Unsettled weather with showers.

Wed nesday, cloudy. Frcsli southwest winds, EASTBAY NEWS. -Mr. and Mrs. Tasney of Fitch burg were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Alvord of Elmhurst Sunday. The University Treble Clef Club and the De Koven Club will unite this evening lit a concert in Hearst hall, Berkeley.

The concrt has been arranged and is under the direction of Clinton R. Morse, I. Li. Ballentine, formerly of Alameda, but now employed at Mare Island, came down from Mare Island Sunday on a short visit with relatives. Joseph Durney has returned to Alameda after a short business trip the east.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Xessig of Ala.

meda havo gone to San Jose for visit. William Weaver is planning to build three residences on property recently bought at the corner of Santa Clara and Walnut, Alameda Brainard C. Brown is one of the newly elected members of the Ala meda board of education. Thomas Rickard has been re elected president of the board of trustees or Berkeley. Professor William Carey Jones and Professor Orin K.

McMurray were among those present at a banquet given last night at the Hotel Metropolo by. the Marshall Lav club. Mrs. C. H.

Taft is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson. Petaluma. M.

Selfrldge was a recent vis itor at Watsonville. Judge S. P. Hall and dantrhtpr went to Santa Craz recently for the opening of the trout season. H.

C. Boyer was in Watsonville week on business. Miss BeYtha Chapman has gone Sacramento fbr a brief visit. Mrs. Robert Augustus Brav and Mrs.

William B. Hopkins are en joying a week at Paso Robles. "niXTS FOR. IjADIES." Girdles may be wide in back and narrow in Xront, or the other way around, which Is most becoming-. IN EastbayVitalStatistics BlrTTBSMARRIAGEsDEATHS BORN HUBBS To the wife of Oscar M.

Iluhbs, April '0. a sod. MOTTRAM To the wife of Thomas 0. Mot- trmn April 2, a aon. JENNINGS To the wife of Charles B.

April JO, a son. MATTIESEN To the wife of Rudolph I. Mnttiesen, April 0, a son. BETHUNE To the wife of Percy 8. Be- thune, April 8, a daiiRhter.

BA8KEHVILLE To the wife of William L. Baskerville, April 6, daughter. JOW To tile wife of Wong May low, April 12, a daughter. 1AU SING- TSAU To the wife of Lau Sing Tsmi. Anril 11.

a daughter. PON To the wife of Samuel KIra Pon, April 11. a dRuchter. ZAPPA To the wife of James Zappa, April 1. a daughter.

BAKONE To the wife of Anthony 0. Ba. ill I 1 rone, April 1(1, a aon. To the wife of Nicholas Fakory, ONLY 2 NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS COLLECT NO MONEY I USE THESE ORDER BLANKS Aorll a aon. rURTADO To the wife of Manuel Furtado, April 12, a eon.

MARRIAGE LICENSES SAN FRANCISCO MARRIAGE LICENSES, The following mnrriace licenses were iRsiipr) In Han Francisco yesterday: BANDONI-ALVAREZ Alfred Bandonj. 20, and Vera AJvnrcz. 10. both of Frevno. E1LINGW00D-WEST0N James K.

Ellnir- wood, 45, and Minnie O. Weston, 34, both of Sacramento. HEATON-ABARR nompr M. ITenton. 23, and Mnud Aharr, 2.

both of Fort UrflKJf, KcGOWEN-WASON liarry S. McUowen, 41), IjoohiIb, and Kuiina K. Watson, 4U, Penryn, DIVORCES FILED Lois A. vs. Lyle W.

separate maintenance. Coughran, Annie vs. John Andreus, tlon. deser Juanlta M. vs.

Harold W. Edwards, Intemperance. Madeline C. vs. C.

E. Brown cruelty. DIED DIAMOND In Oakland. April 16. loved mother of Mrs.

O. D. Green, Mrs. -N. J.

BroBsemer and Jessie 1 Diamond of Oakland and E. E. Bar ton of Ofrden, and grrand-Mother of Mrs. F. A.

Griffiths of fianta Crus and Lowell Brossermer of Oakland; a native of Illinois, asred 78 years. (Nevada papers please Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Monday, April 20, f.23, at 10 o'clock a. m. at Tru-ii, tin's residence chapel. Telegraph avenue at Thirtieth street, Oakland.

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April 16, 1925, Stewart, dearly beloved hurband of Elizabeth Donaldson, a aged 76 yeurs. Friends and acfiuaintances may call at the parlors of Hanrahan Wadsworth. 610 East Fourteenth street, until 1 p. m. Saturday.

Interment Lone Tree Cemetery. Hayward, under the auspices of the G. A. R. 1I1IHK Tn, Oakland.

April 17, 1925. Charlotte Ja. Halre. lovlnir mother of Burt d. Haire of New Mexico, sister of Mrs.

M. D. Elliott of Los and John H. Latimer of North, Dfekota, a native of Michigan. A member of Fern Leaf Lodire No.

66, O. E. of Jarkson, Michigan. Funeral services Monday, April 20. 1925, at 2 o'clock p.

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