Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 14

QaklanD SEPTEMBER. 1923 mm mm MAUccVaikiev SCIENTIST WILLS 5250,000 TO EYE New Chief I IlldUiJ 11tiLU Ul JOHN LEWIS, former chief of police of Pittsburg and FLii'lES; TflflOPS .1 T. U. IKLX avi 1 1 Oi J. McCutchan oaxxaxo ul Mfm (RADIO SCHEDULE ex-lieutenant of Dan Francisco police who hat been named to tucceed Fred P.

Schilling at Hayward as head of that photo. 1 b. Baaball. i n. m.

KPO. OUTBREAK 5fc-Pauls iMmn. News broadcast 5:30 p. KBE, KFI, KNT. TflflWSPLANTIiMG Beautifully Decorated for Evening Ceremony.

arter 1:10 p. m. i p. km. kpo, K-i KHJ KQW.

KPSN KGO ainun ami KlMtd :0 p. B1. KFRq KZJf, KPO. KHJ, jvii, ivrA. ti.SU.

p. KLX.KFRC, KPO.KTAB, SATURDAY EVENING 600,000 ASSIST buIlt Dorj-LiHES OF MODERN CAR SECRET P. m. KFI. KHJ.

At 8: SO o'clock last veiling St. p. m. Sport review. to 1 m.

Danes muslo. Roadster of Boasted ahliuigton Penitentiary Fire p.uk Eptacopai "rciTwM the All Actions; Thoughts, Plans Exp erlments Animals 1:00 p. m. KPO.KRE, KFRC.KFWI, KFWM.KHJ, KNX, KFI. MniM dentin? for the wedding of Miss of Wets Are Says Started by Prisoner; p.

m. n. u. ti. JtKE, KFWM.KFWI.KFI, KHJ, iKTABa Allc Bulk ley, daughter of Mrs.

Prove Successful, Reports Buffalo Doctor. Seat rercnea on near tot One Couple. Dry Leader. Milton Bulkley of Mariposa ave nue, and John Stanley McCutchan, 9:09 p. S.

KQO, KPO, KRE, KFWI. KFI. KHJ, KNX 7 to 7: JO pm. Shopping. Drives Out 975 Ili U.

i l.rSED WIK TO imiBUKI eon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vernon flUFV T. SCOTT rr. ft Sent.

4. McCutchan of Pacific avenue, Sam -BUFFALO. Y- SepL 4 p. m. KFWM KGO, KPO, KRE, aui vxavoiico Sala gptdal CTlipoBdent Th Oakland TH.IBUH KPO Francisco.

"There1, nothinar new under the If scientists of generations yet un Ivr rttj, KFWI, KFI. KHJ, KNX KJR. ohuauu, oepi. o. j.i aim- Pink and lavender blossoms were sun." is specially apt as applied 19:00 p.

m. KFRC. KRE, KPO, -KGO, 4-ConvkBX at the Washington nsed ln profusion to decorate the prohibitionists anywhere in this born ever suoceed In transplanting human eyes, it may be due to -the h-FWJ. Kf T. KNX.

KGW. to styles in motor cars, a vlsit state penitentiary here face a life church. Tall wedding baskets of country tmnic mat mey are Li.b Uwav with something without the for shelter as a 10:10 p. to. KGO.

KPO, KRE, KFWI, with army tents 6:15 p. m. Town Cryr." 6:30 p.m. Orchestra. 7:20 to p.

m. Talk. -9 p. m. Orchestr.

10 to IS p.m. Dancecrchestra. to in ford vwiiwuua-aft Dearborn shows. pioneer work done by Dr. Luclen Howe.

The research ln the science K.N K8W, 11:00 p. m. KPO.KQO.KFWI. KFRC, KRE. KFI.

KNX. KGW on either side-of the altar, which fmlnine drs knowing about Jt. was a lovely mass of sweet peas, they are most lely mistaken result of a fire which destroyed the rnainWlciLnp of the prison last JA fad. nresumably of mor or of opthamology which Dr. Howe Weddine timer in candelabra com- The women proniimp.i.

11:10 p. m. KPO.KGO.KFWI, KFRC, i nloted the Mniilaita hridnJ aettinir back up this assertion, toast tnat that carried on for 50 years In Buffalo less modernity, Is the sport model roadster with the' convertible "rumble" extra seat tn the rear- itKIS, Ji.FI. KNX. KGW, The bl7.

which officials say i jxr-rt us nurouoo I KFRC "SZ in the chancel. th aVB 3U8t completed an was ineendiaYy; destroyed the two A 1 I Til! I CH iiiai 1 11 CI IN a just large enough for on couple. will be continued long after he completes his personal work through his recent endowment of ewtet peas 01 ine rams unu I KRE main cell blocks and forced the I v. i mill, trmv organization iuu vjunw BNtKXLET tektlty Daily Oaactt U9 X.Un. But a roadster, vintage or ivvsi 7S nrlnnrii into the recreation sicltv With their scheme working 6:80 p.

m. Mac and his gang. 6:30 p.m. "The Stage and Scrn' Dolice reDorts. IZ5D.000 to Harvard University for also had a seat perched on the rear, for the same purpose, although it wasn't possible to conceal this seat.

the establishment of a laboratory field. Prison guards, members of quets beinfr fastened to the ends of the headquarters orncaa oi in Company of the Washington Na- every other pew the length of the Women Christ ian Tempe ranee 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. "Songs and ror rurtner study of the mysteries 6:30 p. m.

Current news. 3 to 1 a. tn. Dance program, p. m.

Studio program. Smiles." 8:30 to 1 a. m. Dance orchestra. or me eye.

MODERN SPECIFICATIONS The trimmings wer resplend. i v-i4. v. ma vt i nwrn lent wnm w.iu cw SOME STJOCESS NOW ana countiw uao, wrHln. doln).

antlv Krna.eH anil hnrn vlvnlinfr TD nivonoe i 1 1 n.J Dr. Howe, a modest and retirlnsr upon t. prevent any out- ner o-nen -ey know.edgeives thedrys Max nAKouoo kadi Ent.rtaiDm.nU sUtait KFWI th latest "moo cow" creation with its rubber air ejector as motive nrsD it nr rnn mvii l. i i i mitmir niinTfti physician and who has long been known as one of the Burin the first confusion of the r.t power, was part of standard equip world's leading opthamolosrlsts. re fire two shots were fired by guards L'! As explained today by executives 9 to 11:30 a.

m. Musical program, to 4 p. tn. Musical program. ment.

,8 p. m. Dance orchestra. 10 p. tn.

Dance orchestra. I A. If 1 II LUO llLltU J. Will. I 1 Returning to the rumble seat: A ve-Ahi heads of convict, wno bodic8 deep bertha of lovely roee.

of the W. C. T. y. tneir new in 12:30 to 3 p.

m. Pajama party. fuses to commit himself as to whether it will ever be possible to transfer human eyes so that the 190S model went this typ one bet TO cials denied reports that any eon- in back the lace of the bertha 000 women located in every hamlet to aJrszxzs lunln tiaM 0 aUtars blind may see. He says, however. 101 AHOZLZI Karl 0.

Anthony, a. 46! Uttm KFI vlcts had escaped and said there widened into a cape which feU over of the eouatry. ah ter. One of the cars ln th col, lection is a fully equipped touring model. On first glance.

It appears to be only a stolidly built was no disorder after the Inmates her court train of satin, three yards tTlX lone, which wu fastened to the are specmcauy iroirucisu that It is hoped that a means may be perfected so that persons who are born blind may be relieved. have been experimenting for many years and it had been placed in the recreation car, seemingly well constructed; but 6 p. m. Male quartet. p.

m. Children's hour. 7:30 p.m. Serlpture reading. 7:40 p.

m. Address. 8 to 10 p.m. News; de lux pro shoulder. Over aU ier veil of Jflmy every scrap or iniormauon tulle fell to the edge of the court 5f 11 train i xne opinion incm field.

-BRAND HURIiED BY COX VICT ST.UiTS FIKE. A. burning object hurled by release a nut her, a screw there, and the back seat comes off, leaving a seductive 1 roadster for two which resembles a cross between a caterpillar truck, a tractor: and a has been proven that normal eyes can be transferred, from animals of the lower class to those of the same gram. 1 8:30 p.m. Matinee program.

6 p. m. Nightly doings. 6:15 p. m.

Radio travel guide. 6:30 p. m. Vest pocket program, 6:45 p. period.

7 p. m. Orchestra. 8 p. m.

Quartet. p. m. Semi-classical program: 10 p. m.

Radio club. 11 p. m. Midnight frolio. Rosepoint tecetrfmmed tne bri- Deen nyinmK dal veil and fashioned the lovely fectiveness In gathering informa- KAYWJIRD CHIEF convict Into the ventilating headdress, a Spanish comb effect.

Uon- species that are blind," he said. KGW tandem of a little earlier period. Many cold-blooded animals that aia oy oinciais lo navo buuicu at the back of the head. Dainty orange blossoms were tucked into intelligence uiv.oU fire about ciock yesieruay suffered from 'hereditary blindness have been made to see.5' Those were the days of the side a I v. i sints one or the Iirst moves ior re- 6 to 7 p.

m. Dinner concert. 10 to 12 p. m. Dance music.

winders; and the buying public. D11U1UJ OH' .1 llio DIIUIIII5 BUU 1C11 IU BUU C1U3 th blaze was under check, with ter over each ear. The bride Car- Juvenating fightinf forces available TAKES UP "DUTIES RETICENT ABOUT GIFT The scientist said that no at KJR BZ1TTLX IT. W. Sail Utn damage estimated at $100,000.

fied shower bouquet of lilies of tt? tZ skeptical of the ability of a clincher tire to hold its place unaided, demanded extra lugs placed at Inter KPSN tempt has as yet been made to During -tne lire me priBonen tMP1, the Volstead Act by pray- ransplant eyes in human beintrs. 6:40 to 6:10 p. m. Weather, stock. were restless, but guards saia mere 'T'; hM outside a saloon at Hillsboro.

vals between the spokes, on th in He explained that so far experimenters have been unable to avoid. I baseball reports; "The Box Office." ner side of the wheel. was no- definite attempt at a Ohio, back in 1874. are waking up 6 to 6:15 p. m.

News report. 8 to 9 p. m. Concert hour. to 10 p.

m. studio program. A prophecy of th sweeping lines "HAYWARD, Sept. 4. Fortified regardless of the precautions exer break.

Many trusties aided In the straight line. of the skirt werelfo the ct that Jhey have another "7 A hands. That firhthie- the blase-Bd-ln halting f- I .1 fieht on their with years of experience as a police cised, hemorrhages that destroy the vision of warm-blooded ani 4V. r' ar.tMtv of present day plus ultra models Is found in the 1906 touring car. Here, the hood and cowl are nearly as long as all the rest of the car.

1110 Bureau Ul lajin iv nar-L- U'hlph nff nAOflv I Piaiua faora unearthed by the mals. ENSEMBLE TO BE ZEUDTOSH uu.iMi.isy. 1 I ncuauillB, lem suit JLUiineESS IOI ja.ii IP Dr. How is most reticent about Warden C- the skirtline. A small sash of chif- rlr.st wonting ininBC.5 i xc j-.

hrlne tears to tne eyes 01 wti ii.y umi amy Mr Ella A. Boole. his endowment of Harvard University, All he will say is that his experiments will be carried on at The- fenders sweep ln a slow curve to below the doors, where they ai a replaced by smajl "step-ups," Th headlights are ponderous. Only werw wing reni ns aim I L.H-n.i nrynt nf tha C. T.

official, first as chief of the Pittsburg department and again as former lieutenantln JFrancisco, John Lewis has entered actively Into supervision of police affairs Lewis was named to succeed Fred P. Schilling as police chief earlier ln th week! Schilling became city superintendent of the new institution and that he hopes in years to come onthamolo- used until more permanent quar- eneci 01 me A "These show that can be established. Younger gI- the back to a STYLE FEATURE U.S. FROZEN DEER the top, which extends at sharp 1 1 il. LI.L IllCB IVJt lUWOlVU.

CL.1U lilt) UKiA- TM-lsoners will prooaDiy do seni M. i I are drv to one that Is wet. Ana the state reformatory at Monroe. wet editors all seem to live in the gists will reach their objective. The doctor is now dismantling his home here and will move to Boston to supervise the work of square seat backs dissonat harmony of the whole.

The main building which was de T-1 big cities." In shows stroyed was started in 1887, when atro.or. "Information coming the new department. He recentlv By AILEEX IjAMONT. Most The xCbriaesmaids. the Misses Main street is dry and 1 is go- also shows that prison was NEW YORK, Sept.

4. This Is inir tn atav drv. It streets and tax collector at the of the convicts laughed about the Mary Chickering. Elenita Rawlines. WELLINGTON, N.

Sept. 4. UP). Orders for 1000 frozen deer each month for distribution in the United States have been placed here. The carcasses will be shipped harvest time when the chaff is sep lomuveu nis sign rrom his office door to signifjl that his half century of active practising of his profession is over.

same time Lewis was appointed. arated from the wheat. When one the farmer will vote just as dry as he has in the past and wants the Volstead Act made stronger if any- fire, but one old inmate mourned Idabelle Wheaton, Mary Adams, the destruction of the building. I Phyllis Meyer and Helen Stanford, -r. I A 4m hAla I Vflrfl frnrka tt ninV i nr.

m.ta RAGE OPENS FOR LEiOII'uSEIT Since his retirement from the comes to separate the chaff from to San Francisco. J. ul, All I Ill u. .1 ui .1 I 1 the whet in fashion the fact becomes evident that the outstand said. had made some bead bag, uar jo that worn by the Jld "-l, lntelllgence division brings San Franclscff deparment seven years ago, Lewis has been a resident of Hayward.

to eu 10 get money ior looacco. 1 1 in reports that show the reaction Flowers Sleep in There oes my tobacco up In lavenaer sweet peas and pink against the wet policy of condemn- ing feature of the fall season will be the ensemble, which Is not new, but which' is the real kernel of the styles. This trend is especially marked "in evening frocks smoke and I'm not smoking it, Douglas McKinnon was tb.e ui li in uuuut.iau iu w- Artificial Light WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.C4) rtTn man' and ushers were Henry Chase, ATTTOTKTS JAM ROADS I Rni.nj ti Clares there is more drinking for which once one gorgeous even SCRRODIXO 7 Texas Convicted to Be Arrested on Release STOCKTON, Sept, 4. When ing coat was formerly enough, but OisenKdirector.

01 busmesa vernon McCutchan all of San Z7.7t TA in5- dietine the statement and remind- now each costume has Its wrap. ASTRAKHAN Astrakhan Is Business Men orm Good Roads Body ILWACO, Sept. 4. (P) Business r.en of Ilwaco, Long Beach and South Bend completed organization for the Pacific County Good Roads association which will later become a part of the Good Roads Association of Southwestern Washington. J.

G. Will-lams of Chinook was elected president and S. Locbrie of Ilwaco secretary. G. M.

Haffenbrack Of the Long-view Chamber of Commerce, and T. H. Davis, city engineer of Long-view, who are making a survey of Flowers at least the Magnolia cannot be kept awake by means of artificial light, investigators of the department oi agriculture have found In motion picture tests. ling the public of the old. saloon 1 control, was 1 due here today to rancisco.

Jtake charge of the situation and- A reception for members of the uun anu i xur inemoers or me trimming which Is strongly fa aa 1,11 i SACRAMENTO, Sept. 4. CW Yesterday was the first day upon which candidates for "the i short term as associate justice of the supreme court, vice Thomas J. Len-non, deceased, were allowed to file nominating petitions, Charles J. Hagerty, state election announced.

The term will -begin, following. future' care- of the party, relatives and intimate arrange for vored rfor the afternoon ensemble for fall. The dark red shades which irienas rouowea at the home of kV. Illinois 'Another, an man, break3 using an automatic time lapse promise to be so popular are be; The blaze, the worst here in 'ue lno.cner:.. ourret sup- Leo EUis walks out of the Blue-ridge state prison farm at Hobby, Texas, he will walk straight into the arras of a San Joaquin county deputy sheriff armed with a warrant for his arrest.

Ellis escaped from -the couhty jail tieie in 1920, while awaiting- the outcome of an out with the statement that coi- camera to record the growing stag of the flowers, the investiga many years, attracted thousand. Sf tbS part, hotDeds of druiJkAe.n it. vij- Bcaiea at me and from all over come letters to the November, election and will run Ing trimmed with their fur dyed to match the coat or with gray squirrel, The frocks with which these coats are worn are usually of Kasha or crepe de Chine. One coat work worn with a blue kasha onae gtaDle. Jng.

country, and traino was con- a BaI. nrcn fl(u rfnru aw the editor In protest." until January o. max, ageriy tors Wvre treated? to an unexpected sight when the Magnolia, set in a room flooded with electric lieht. RELIGIOUS CRUSADE. said.

Candidates must- gestea ror. DiocKS eacn way rrom ered the table In th appeal on his conviction on a syndicalism charge. arrested S66 signatures to quality. This is sed its petals when natural dark the industries and resources of the int lBSUtouoa, in nmoite irora 1 wmcn was a tall bai5ketfinrt with rrocK lust imported is trimmed the flames was visible for miles. Ipale pink, lavender and blue hlnq- north bank of the Columbia river.

in Texas for cutting telephone and ness arrived, to open again only one per cent of the 1,338,598 voters at the 1924 election. with collar and cuffs of gray fox with the arrival of daylight. were present, telegraph wires. For a time It was feared that the soma. Two smaller baskets at ouuinea witn sliver rox.

administration building e'mer end, Intersperafed-with can- dies in silver holders. maae tne i As an indication of the way the wet and dry fight is developing the W. C. T. U.

declares that the whole dry side is turning Into a-religious crusade. "Politicians may make, statements declaring that their party is going to the wet and dry issue." Mrs. Boole says, "but just as surely as they make such a statement, the churches are going to table most attractive. LIGHT MATERIALS The heavier velvets and lames which maintain popularity with the more mature, are being discarded by the debs in favor of lace and chiffon Later Mr. and Mrs.

left on their wedding trip, which is 10 last ror two weks, after ior dance irocks. The younger nicn tney will return tn th.r women maintain that the heavier nd other structures witnm tne main enclosure were threatened, but the firemen succeeded in eliminating 'the danger by wetting down the roofs. Fifteen thousand books-donated over a long period of years by citizens 6f the state were burned. The library was In the main An effort early toda to burn the automobile license plate fac materials do not lend themselves MOMEYS EMU. nome street, Berkeley.

The bride was graduated from the Anna Head School in Berkeley. to the tempo of the modern dance ignore those politicians. "Reading the church papers and the rural press, one is amazed to lue steps. Tne laces employed are ana later attended thm T7nii; usually died in the ficelle, biscuit of Oreeon. wher h.

nd out that the politicians nave li.l XZ II I tnlininaMtnnH ttlo 1 11 ll ber of tortoise shell and blond slides. (Copyright, iBHj. by Got.ioli6.atad Fteu Ann.) Kappa Kappa uamma of tne people and the strength of sorority. tory of the penitentiary failed Mr. McCutchan is a graduate of (Stanford University with the class not the political chairman, is go- plCW Irrigation when guards saw prisoners strike THESE MUSICIANS lllg KJ U1C 111 (Copyright, 1926, by Consolidated Pren Assn.) Dirlrict Is Formed a matcn mere.

Prisoners in the license plate SACRA -MEXTO, Sept. 4. Ap- JIARE ISLAND plicatlon the newly organized La 01 3, and is a member of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity and Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. 0- rj 0 Betrothed Couple Is Honored Mesa-Lemon Cove and Spring Ir factory-made their escape and the iire was extinguished, without loss. A trail of sawdust had been laid a path for the flames.

THESE MUSICIANS WORK ONLY .0 rigation uistnct, of La Mesa, San Diego county, for permission to di MAKE ISLAND. Sept. 4. Lieutenant Commander F. N.

Eklund of the navy has been given duty here. vert 50 culuc second feet of watei i Mrs. S- M. Marks from a Diego county river', ln connection with a contemplated i entertained at road in Berke- her home in Avaion Morris Plan Company Formed in Oakland Lieutenant T. W.

Spear of the 8 4 irrigation and domestic ley last evening at a dinner, fnl "navy has arrived fgr temporary 1 water project today wax lowed by an evening of bridge. Her duty. filed with the state division of SACRAMENTO, -Sept. Ar- guests 01 nonor wer Miss Rosalind Blair and her fiance. Dr.

Sydney K. t. n.rv M- atahl of the waer haa I a I According to the petition, ap cmun, wno Smilh. who Hours a Day Actual Working Time 1 Hours a Day Actual 72 Working Time ntertkined sinc the InnounTamnt proximately 600,000 gallons of a uuiUUUUi ln-n-a iM promuuon. water will be supplied daily to the or their betrothal a month airo.

The la.t niles are being driven at towns of La Mesa, El Cajon, Lemon Among those asked to meet them 4u2 for the keel rove and bpring Valley, in south- this evening were Mayor and Mrs. Frank Stringham, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Linford, Mr. and Mrs.

blocks of the new V- diver. The ern San Diego county; The water, ways 'were' used years ago when was stated, will be diverted from the Santa Tsabel creek, a tributary CALIFORNIA THEATRE, SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY PAYROLL the destroyer Shaw wasjjpuni, treraid Hagar, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton, Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Mahon. Mr. or the San Diequito-river. Hclss of incorporation of the Morris Plan Company of Alameda county, 1100, 000i Oakland loan -corporation, tody filed with the secretary of state's office, -and the application the company for a franchise approved. The corporation, a subsidiary of the Morris Plan Corporation of America," with headquarters In New York city, is headed hi a group of prominent Oakland capitalists, and will engage in a general loan busi- Directors are: Ira Abraham.

Cavalier, Frank Fletcher, John C. Hassler; O. D. Jacoby. F.

M. Ray, F. B. Richardson, James fichlesinger, E. M.

Tilden, C. II J. Truman and Frank W. Frost. and Mrs.

Roland Moore, Miss Mary. Commander-C. A. Carlson of the navy is preparing to visit Sacra Berkeley Man, Hart mento. "pnian ana ueorge Jensen.

This evening Miss Blair and Dr. Smith will share honors at an In Wreck, Recover WOODLAND, Sept. 4. Richard evening bridge party which Mrs. Robert H.

Wetmore will give at her Salary Per Week Trumpet $92.00 Trumpet 78.00 Horn 83.00 Horn 78.00 Flute 78.00 Oboe 75.00 Trombone 91.50 L. Barton F. Becker M. Salvatore R. Roberts A.

Rovelli A. Plemenick R. Pierce Coliseum Theatre, San Francisco, WEEKLY Payroll Salary Peryeek Ben Black Banjo $22500 Sol Siess Piano 85.00 R. McQuestion Violin 75.00 R. Beacreft Drum 70.00 G.

Douglas Cornet 70.00 V. Smith Trombone 70.00 H. Gulman Saxophone 70.00 M. Lazarus Saxdphone 70.00 B. Felt, Berkeley man, who was injured ln an automobile wreck here yesterday, is much Improved according to physicians at the Woodland clinic where he was Salary J.

Pet- Week Max Dolin Violin $325.00 A. Laraia Violin 131.00 Violin 75.00 A. Wiebalk Violin 75.00" J. Reznick Violin 75.00 B. Eisselriteh Violin 75.00 G.

Orsini Cello 78.00 C. Frisbee Cello 75.00 T. Baer Bass 87.50 G. Longmuir Clarinet 103.00 G. Bellengeri Clarinet 75.00 nome in Hearst avenue, at which other honor guests will be Mr, and Mrs.

Richard Hiscox (Lucy Means) and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed (Alice Galloway). Mr. and Mrss.

Howard M. Tayler by Mrs. Phoebe Lowry for the marriage of her daughter. Miss Vine Lowry. to Granville Wilson, which is to take place September 15 at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Greenwood. In the bridal party will be Miss Leslie Smith, who will be the maid of honor, and the Misses Elizabeth Taniia anH vinrpnce Olsen. orrn- taken for treatment- Felt's auto mobile and a car driven by W. B.

avenue, iierKeiey, are Baker of Winters collided at the A. Schwarzman Piano 98.00 W. Gilcher Drums 103.00 F.4Huntle Organist l.SO. planning to entertain Miss Blair on Sunday, September a a Among the Easthrfv fnflr Davis and both cars were demolished. Baker was not injured Suzpect Held in ln Montreal todav from Vnc, insr an aisle will be theMisses Virginia Parcells.

Helen Wilson, Alice Downing, Genevieve Hatterotn, Mrs. Oyer Wilson and Willard Schindher. Master Hugh Rieger, son of. and Mrs. Paul Rieger of Berkeley, will be the ring-hearer.

Policeman Shooting Sept. 4. Charged with attempt to commit murder in 'ZJ)MAMIMOMMMEYl the recent Shooting of Police Officer S. W. Ligon, Juan Gonsalves 0 4 Mrs.

Wilfred Robinson of Santa Rey avenue entertained afternoon for "two tschoolgir" friends. Mrs. William Fenderson (Mary Healy), who has recently returned from a honeymoon tn the was neia to answer before the Superior court in appeared before Justice of the Peace John Roth here yesterday, Rancher's Son Is Bed Cross Sends $5000 to Azores WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.

OP) 1 Arnerican Red Cross today contributed $5000 for. relief work among vjctima of the Azores earth-' guake. i It was sent, by cable through the state department to the American consul at Horta, Faypl, and the -Portuguese Red Cross was notified of the action in i message expressing sympathy far tie people of the A-orea. i Two Found Dead at v- Bottom of Well HAIaKJRK, fept. 4 IVd ajid Vlctorliittau.

tS, -were fourra dead at the bottom of a-wffll her today after, they had t'pu miKsirig four days, ,1 Invest i-rlots said. -Uiat the. young, mep from gas at the bottotu -Kt weil after had 3e-oended to clean 1.IOXS GO TO PITT RIVER. '-WOODLAND. Sppt- 4.

Members of the I-isriS club of Woodland luve today for Pitt nlver, where llK-y plan to view the holdings of the Pacific Gas and Eleotric com-v niy as the guests of J. W. Coons, local manager. The Lions will rptid the week-end on the river. Orient, and Miss Louise benroaer, who is to be the bride of Robert Clyde In the early fall.

Luncheon and bridg were enjoyed by the guests, who Included Killed by Huntets the Mesdames Ira Corburn. 'inoiiws was Mrsg. A. M. Smith, wife of Dr.

Smith of Caperton avenue. Mrs. Smith is returning home following a visit of three months in Europe where she has visited "in France, Italy, Belgium, Holland and Switzerland. In London she wag entertained by Mrs. Daniel Webster and Mrs.

James Gleason Mr. and Mrs. George, R. Chambers of Hotel Claremont were hosts at an enjoyable dinner on Tuesday evening when they entertained in honor of the birthday of their daughter. Mrsg.

S. M. Haslett Jr. JThe iarge round ub9 wa(j cen tered with a lovely basket filled with many of the late summer flowers of a pale pink tint. Tall- MGe8.lCIuled' Mr- and Mrs'.

S. M. Haslett. Mr. and George R.

Chambers Mr. and Mrs. S. Haslett Mr. and James Chambers.

Mrs. R. R- Smith and Miss Kathrine Wright. "j--Cather and Mtos Bess Kaley of Rochester, N. Los Angeles who have been yisiUng in Oakland as the guests of Mrs.

Anna Randall Pope of Vernon Terrace VISALIA, Sept. (An Archie Couchman, 14, son of Homer Couchman, Pixley rancher, wa" accidentally killed yesterday by C. F. Scribner. a Lindsay merchant.

They Say They're Overworked They Claim They're Denied a Day Off! THE MUSICIANS HAVE NEVER MEN REFUSED A DAY OFF AT ANY TIME! Simms. Fred Green, Horace Doyie Edward Sweeney, B. Marchant, Charles Bullottl, H. A. Stout, Ed waril DenclcH.

Walter Robinson who, with a party of friends, was erbert Aden Winifred Lemardlnl. James W. Robinson and the Misses dove hunting on the couenman ranch. The boy's death was the first fatal hunting accident ln Tulare county in years. Louise Schroder, Laura Glleson ana Florence Chester.

Seventy-five guests attended the Senator CCOtheS weddin of Miss Margaret Hemp- hill and Vernor W. Anderson thlsl "'r Stolen Irt OliebeC afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in fct-i Paul's Episcopal church, at which WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.W) ALLIED AMUSEMENT INDUSTRIES Dr. Alexander Allen officiated. Senator Harris, jjemocrat oi The bride is the daughter or Mrs.

i uows, ul A II Theaters Kre Opm and Will. Remain Open J. Hemphill of Terrace ftMU dressers or tne senate, nas return eu and formerly made her home In lo Washington rrom wueDe Spokane. Wash. Mr.

Anderson Is ada, nflnus his best pair of pants ue untrn an apartment. In Representing the motion picture, valide-ville and dramatic theaters of San Francisco, Oakland, Bay Cities and Northern California. the son of B. H. T.

Anderson of and a hat. A tnier sneaaea inio Ocean View drive. Ibis hotel room and was making VircIecs Courses Private Classes Radio Institute Hotel Oakland side Manor and plan to remain indefinitely in the Eastbay. Mrs. Cather is a cousin of Willa Cather, noted writer.

The bride wore a modinh. travel- away witn an or nis ciowies anu ing costume it her wedding and money, but dropped part of them was attended by ber cousin, Mrs. land fled when the aenator SmriUtieam mt H. E. HcAUiaUr.

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