Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 21

,3 FRIDAY EVENING Crlbtme AUGUST 20, 1925 Mil LEAPS EAhL WARRENTO 711 SHIPS GIVEN U. C. Professors InventWay to iWhen the Fightiiig Fleet Game In Cutting through die early morning fog off the Golden Gate like a gray wraith, the armored cruiser SEATTLE (at top), flagship of the battle fleet, preceded the main body of warships into the. bay this morning. Center scene shows the activity aboard the vessels of war as sailors holystoned the decks to a glistening whiteness in preparation for the visit At bottom, a glimpse of the happiest moment in a -ailor's day mess time, Weld Pipe Line 0 OFF FERRY SAVE IJOflfllS PLffl GO.

ORGANIZED WITH COLLMlfJ AS HEAD ADDRESS FORUM WEiGOM Bn ETO BERKELET. Aug. 20. Thanks ttt the inventive genius of two Uni Earl Warren, district attorney of Alameda county, will erak before Tha Oakland' Forum Monday at versity of California professors, the Mokelumne pipe lino of the East Bar Water District is now being (Continued From Page Admiral It. McNamee.

commanding destroyer squadrons. Destroyer squadron 11 Msl villa, tender, and Decatur, squadron leader; division 10, Houdy and Boyen; division SI, Perclval, J. Burnes, Farragut, Somers, Zellln; Rescued from the bay lsrti nil Rescued from he bay night by Joseph Roja, IS14H Buh street, who witnessed her leap from tha Key System ferry Bsn, Leandrn, Mlas Emma Todd, 47 1624 Fifth avenue, ts today recovering at tha Oakland Emergency hospital. The ferry wag nearlng tha Oakland pier on Its 7 o'clock trip last evening when Miss Todd left tb constructed at a lower cost and with less likelihood of leakage than was heretofore thought pocsible. Last May all attempt to weld the huge lengths of pipe.

65 Inches in diameter, were abandoned because of expansion and contraction In pipe of such larga Mprvlni, fnfHtV. At th6 inVlta- 10:80 ra. in tha Rosa room of Hotel Oakland on a Enforcement in Alameda County." This lecture Is given under tha supervision of William CavaIier and Ira Abraham Named Vice-Presidents of Body. Tha Morris Plan e-t Alameda county was launched here yesterday. It will bring to tha Iff i-M division 81, Stoddard, Reno, Far-quhar, Thompson, Kennedy, Paul Hamilton.

Side her sister, Mrs. Wi H. tlon of the board Of directors and commitee on ef Destroyer squadron 12 Altair, nder; Litchfield, squadron leader; Robertson, with whom she resides. the chief engineer of tne Monei-nmni m.Aiit YrnfASHrr T. Jones ficiency In gov-ernment.

a nr tviA nhvalna 1 AnAPtment and Dr. 4 WRoay ma national system or Industrial banking operating in 111 American cities. branch of the study rand re- W. S. Weeks, associate professor of and leaped Into the bay from tha lower deck.

Roja, a local theater Janitor, leaped In after the woman -He seized her by the clothing and struggled with her In the water for ten minutes until both were dragged into a lifeboat. i division 84, Tarborough, Lavallette, Wood, Shirk. Kidder; division 85, Marcus, Marvine, Chase, Robert Smith, Mullany; division 88, Mac-Donough, Farenholt, Sumner, Corry, Melvln. a cTi depart- Tha organisation meeting waa mining, were caned in. Professors Jones and Weeks stud-m tvi itreiiHi tn which the nine of The Oakland Forum.

neia in ine oinces or jr. M. Ray, and waa attended by leaders In line was subjected, daily momevent Submarine divisions Division Dr. Pauline S. Nusbaumer, a di Miss Todd was revived at tba- juastDay nnanclal, Industrial and commercial circles who will par of the pipe, ana tne metauograpny of the welds.

Aa result, they Vistva a. renort on their 12, 64, 87, 88, 89; division 11, 824, S26. S27, 628, 829, 833; tend Emergency hospital. According to her eister, Misa Todd has been 111: rector of The WABBEV. Forum, will preside.

ticipate as stocKnoiders. At yesterday's meetlnc tha fol ers Savannah and Ortolan. for some time and suffering from lowing officers and directors were On account of the Importance Eagle division No. 1 Eagles 35, melancholia. Shi had recently cnosen: 47 and 18.

been returned from a sanitarium -near Russian river, Mrs. Robortson Aircraft squadron Carrier Lang- ot this subject of "Law Enforcement" The Forum has opened this meeting to the general public survey revealing a mean of eliminating the worst stresses. They have developed a steel alloy which lends Itself better to the welding than any heretofore used. The more expensive method of riveting tha pipes together will be discarded In consequence. It is announced.

ley and tender Aroostook. said. Train Medusa, Relief, Kanawha, Directors James Schlesinger, Ice-president B. Schlesinger Sons; E. M.

TUden, president Til-den Lumber company; Frank W. Frost, secretary and treasurer, Key System Transit company; Charles Truman, Truman Undertaking Lots cf furniture bargains an- 1 Neches, Cuyama, Procyon and Lots of furniture bargains un der "Household Goods." i der "Household Goods." ii company; u. jacooy, vice-presl- oent American bank; Fred B. Rich ardson, vice-president and cash ler First National bank: Ira Ahm. Geary Street Grant 'Avenue '4 ham, executive vice-president and general manager Oakland Title n-urance and Guarantee company; William Cavalier, president William Cavalier and president of Associated Charities; F.

A. Coll-man, president Morris Plan com SAN FRANCISCO Saturday TTT 1 4 mo pany of San Francisco; F. M. Ray, wner of tha Ray building, and president of the Uptown association, Frank A. Fletcher, land 'agent, board of education, Oakland; John F.

Hassler, cashier, Central. National bank, Oakland. Officers President, Frank Coll-fcnan; vice-president, William Cavalier; vice-president, Ira Abraham; secretary and treasurer, F. M. Ray.

JSerkeley Engineer I Dies of Pneumonia BERKELEY, Aug. 20. Following a two days' illness of pneu-Inonia, George H. Eveland, 84, Electrical engineer, died last night at Alta Bates sanitarium. Eve-land, whose home was at 1783 3 rz For the College Miss, 14, 16, 18 I N.

-xs -i and Her Younger Sister, 1 3 to 15 itt 1 i -i and tier i ounger oister, I to 'J i i un. fJlTi fj(J) JSLjl 'wl i 1 5v Every variation off the youth-' y. A. 'fful dress mode for Fail with especial emphasis on the Ofl Jersey Sports Frock for tf'yfe. campus and sports III wear.

vf: N. Autumn colors. Marin avenue, was electrical engineer for the Feather River Power company and formerly with the Pacific Gas and Electric company, and production manager for tne Pelton Water Wheel company. He was a graduate of the University of Colorado, Eveland is survived by a widow, Mrs. Hester Eveland, and three children, George 10; Betty, 6, and Mary.

Lou, 2. His mother, Mrs. C. B. Mallette, is en route to Eerkeley from Iowa and funeral service arrangements will await her arrival Sunday, Paulen Renominated By Largest Plurality TOPEKA.

Aug. 20 MP) Governor Ben 6. Paulen won the Republican renomination with the largest plurality given any candidate in the August 8 primary, while Jonathan M. Davis, former governor, was nominated by the Demo J- LlJs? A 7w jf ipr 111 if i nr HV jl s5--f? i uniur v.i it" 'MMK 'C, TlnnV WnfXtu Junior Girts', I school" or A. sports froctt of Chanal rod jersey i Two-piece style, novelty pleated.

crats with the smallest pluralltyJ ill II III on the state ticket. The official count today gave Paulen a majority of 162,449 over Golden B. Davis, and showed Jona Sizes 13, 15, trVMWtlirfiilliritflM than M. Davis ahead of Donald Priced at Muir by only 627 votes. $19.75 Pasadena Woudl Quit waa a burglar, who the "cloud" escaped.

covered that the "rain" waa the rattling of a window screen, 'and City Manager Plan PASADENA, Aug. 20. 0W Pe Sizes 13, 7tl X- fe f.V litions seeking a change in Pasa dena's form' of municipal govern ment from the city manager plan to the mayor and council system were being circulated here today in order to place the proposal on the rS steps-- general election ballots In November. Continued strife and discord among the present city directors is tha chief argument for the change advanced by the Citizens' Union League, which is sponsoring the nothing but steps A. Asks Daylight Saving Straw Vote LOS ANGELES, Aug.

20. P) The city council yesterday requested the county board of supervisors to submit the daylight saving proposal for next summer to a "straw vote" at the November general election. A previous request to place the proposal on the primary election ballots this month was held to be in violation of the state election law. Truck rank Cuts Chauffeur in Face BAKERSFIELD, 20. OP) Roy Sharp of Santa Barbara was brought to a local -hospital from Tehachapl, where he had cut his face Just above the right eye -when the crank of the truck which he was cranking slipped and struck him In the face.

The Injury is not serious, nurses at the hospital' reported. 'Cloud Prove Burglar at Window BERKELEY, Aug. 20. Hollis Fraternal Congress Picks Year's Officers BUFFALO, Aug. 20.

(A) John C. Snyder, Crawfordsvllle, supreme chief of the supreme tribe of Ben Hur, was elected president of the National Fraternal Congress of America. Sidney H. Pipe, Toronto, president of the Independent Order of Foresters, was chosen vice-president. Snyder succeeds Bina M.

West, Port Huron, Mich. RICH ATTORNEY FOUND SLAIN MIAMI BEACH, Aug. 30 OP) Walter Richardson, 35, wealthy real estate operator and attorney, was found dead with his throat slashed and a small penknife by his side In his home today. Who runs up and down them all day stoking the fire? Thompson, 1417 Gilman street, president of the Berkeley Safety Traffic commission, awoke early this morning and decided that it was raining and that the elouds were coming in his window. After a couple of good shakes he dis 0 0 1 A GAS FURNACES Misses two-piece Jersey sports frock in tan with red leather belt, jumper trimmed with nov- elty flower.

Sizes 14, 16, 18. Priced at CP Mioses' 2-piece sports frock of pine green zephyr yarn, cleverly self-. trimmed with contrasting: color green. Sizes 14, IS and 18. Priced at $39.50 August iJ Saturday ft 1 $35.00 MtMO Eliminate all this "Just Press the Button" Controls operated by electricity giving as little or as much heat as is needed.

HEAT RESPONDS INSTANTLY No ashes no fumes no moisture. No Tunning op and down stairs. Installation cost very moderate. Operation cost surprisingly lew. -I flirty SOLD ON EASY MONTHLY TERMS Our engineer will gladly figure your heating need a with' out obligating you in the least lisses Shop Fourth Floor Junior Girls' two piece frock of canton crepe in vintage wine shade, cleverly pleated, jtros-grain ribhon trimmed.

Sizes 13, 15. Prlrpd at $25.00 1 Mt'afcsEiBfe 320 TKIRTEEHrH STWrfV Girls Shop Second Floor We Also Carry OIL and COAL FURNACES Insist en Standard Specifics tions Civic AuditbriunxAul21 to 28 A amission 50 cents -Ai your Vxt.o tor reduced price tickets.