Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 4

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1925 SI. MIT'S DRIVE 1 NEW BOYS LEAVE HOME. SARATOGA, Nov. 28. Tony Ferris, 16 and Theodora Botlzlch, 18, are being sought today by police officers of this oounty, both bovs having left thelte'hoineB here Inst Wednesday for, an unknown destination.

D. Balrd, H. A. Richardson, J. H.

Herring and J. B. Gibson. The new directors assume their duty this week. The retiring directors are I.

I.eroy Burns, T. II. Kelsey, G. C. Brooks, C.

A. Mc-Itao, G. S. Crjder and George ii ptll. Roseville Chamber Directors Elected ROSEVILLE, Nov.

28. The following directors have been elected for a term of two years by the Roseville Chamber of Commerce: W. S. Perry, Dr. R.

H. Eveleth. F. Birdseye Drawing of New College Buildings This is the group of buildings proposed to be built with the funds obtained in the St. Mary's college drive which starts on Thursday.

The new institution will be constructed on Foothill boulevard, replacing (he present structure at Hawthorne and Broadway. MUG FUND WILL BE OPENS THURSDAY DEDICATED DEC. 3 CKSON'S One Price Cash or Credit Campaign for $1,500,000 to Be Pushed Simultaneously in EaFthay Counties. (ftpjriitit, CHRISTMAS PIANOS Edueators to Tiike Part in Program at flurrk-halter Building. Dedication of the new Charles Burckhalter school In Seventy-second avenue near Mountain boulevard is announced for December 3.

School authorities, Parent-Teacher association leaders, faculty, students and residents in the vicinity will take part In the formal program and reception which follow. Dr. Fred M. Hunter, superintendent of Oakland public schools, will give the principal address. xtra Easy Special Terms For the person who wishes to make a gift of more than ordinary value, a gift that will bring more than ordinary pleasure to the recipient, a gift the appreciation of which will never diminish a Piano.

The E.isthny nmp.iirn for SI. Marv's collrpp u'll pen rott Tlmrs-aay." It will be weJ simultaneously In all cltlen nf and Contra Cota eonntios win. the f.Mcrt of raising ll.r.nn.df.p required to build new and prenlrr Sr. college More thnn 400 loader' workers will ssmlle for a fir.al )n-Irtructlon dinner nirn ir-. cr AVclnes-ay night in klsirnl fit wlv.cli the last arranpements for Mr drive Will be perfected.

Men and women of every religious faith will be associated with each other In the rrwnpnign, working on the theorv thnt a new educational Institution of the macnl-tude of the of Fr. Mnrv Mrs. iratiK uurcunalter, a i Reproducing Grands jjQ Including Hardman, Haeelton and a great number of famous makes. i i KfinniiTrn nnnni member of the board of education and a daughter-in-law of the pioneer educator after whom the new school is named, will give a short talk. Others who will speak George Hatch, president of the Board of Education: Miss Jessie IVIUUN tU lUUu STREET ROPING PASSED UP TO TEST IN COURT SGIOTS INITIATE SO CANDIDATES .00 485 Grand Pianos from SHOWW AT STOR will be a credit to the bay cities and to California.

DRIVE TO 3r STATE WIDE. The dirve will he state wide 'and Will open In San Francisco In December with a committee of nranlty leaders, which will include Jleyor James Rolph. Workers will take thf field Thursday monlnp In Oakland. Berkeley, Alameda. Richmond.

Hayward, San Leandro and other Baetbay communities, pledged to SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 28. Whether or not the police have authority to rope off the street Artistic Baby Grands at this price Planoa of real merit. in omer to protect children go ing to and from school and play .00 ing In front of the school will be 385 Player -Pianos from. tested in court.

Today Superior Judge James TrouU granted a principal of the school; Mrs. Frank P. Holinan, president of the Burckhnlter Parent-Teacher association. A program of music will bo given by the students. The Burckhalter school contains four classrooms at present.

It is the first unit in a permanent building program which will be developed In the new district as rapidly as funds permit. Two portables will be erected to offer assembly hjtlls, according to announcement. It is proposed to level and equip playgrounds in connection with the new structure. Students In the Burckhalter school are drawn from the newly settled districts of Millsniont. Melrose Highlands and Columbian Park.

take the Eastbay cities, over the top ta the shortest possible time. Daily hracheons of workers will be held at which reports will be- made of temporary injunction to J. To promote Interest In- the project of building a museum to house the collection of H. A. Sfiow.

explorer, displays of arctic and tropic specimens have been placed in the windows of store. The large central window on Broadway has ben transformed to a scene from the froien north. Halloran, "72 Ashbury street, re straining Chief of Police. O'Krien from roping off Ashbury MARTSVILLE, Nov. 2 8.

A thousand Sciots were in the line of march, and a class of B0 candidates were Initiated here tonight at a large ceremonial held In Foresters' hall, commencing at 8 o'clock. The procession through the streets was an impressive sight, many Pyramids being represented by uniformed patrols and bands. The Stockton band was one of the chief features of the parade. The ceremony of initiation was under the direction of John H. Fee, chief of the Marysville lb progress.

The plan contemplates erection tf thirteen lara-' bulldlnss on 'a street between Waller and Fred Including Bench and Music. Reliable Uprights OQOO from LiUtt 'Jackson's Extra Easy Terms A large and complete assortment of player-roll cabinet of benches and bench pads of piano carfi for Christmas giving. Top Floor Mil Street dnnen erick streets daily from 12 noon to 1 p. m. for the benefit of the children of St.

Agnes school, a parochial institution. Halloran maintains that it prevents entrance and egress to his property. with a foundation ol glistening rock-salt "snow" and a background of painted icebergs. Notable in the display is the musk ox group, containing specimens obtained by Commander Peary years ago In a polar expedition. The musk ox has been found only in one region of the world, and lives upon moss It digs from beneath the.

snow in the Xmas Gifts for the home, see Classified pages, Class 60. TOY NETO HOLD SHI) jcretcn or rolllnp ground Sao acres ia extent fronting on the Foothill Heeajlerard and s'tuated near the -Oakland -San Leandro line. The plan for the buildings, as drawn for Architect John J. Donovan, call -tor administration buildings, dor-jfnltorles. Brothers' builditigrs and ther structures, and eventually for big athletic stadium and a Roman theater.

tThe buildine-to be erected with the present drive money will cost fl.EOt.000. Eventually the old property Hawthorne' street and Broadway win be sold and additions will be made to the college, ringing the Investment to MEAIfS HUGE tVDTJSTRY. leaders point out the location of tt college in Oakl jd means the expenditure of a large sum of Money, most of it for labor and faaterials in the Eastbay cities. It means also that st. rarv' xrin ORMAL OANC For Christmas' Give the SIMMONS Beautyrest Mattress Easy Terms Toy Dept.

very far north. Fur seals and leopard seals, walrus and polar bears are also mounted on display. The bears are particularly impressive, the group of' several including an immense male specimen and some furry cubs. Numerous arctic birds add variety to the polar scene. African animals in.

striking contrast to the northern beasts are arranged in the San Pablo avenue window. A lion group of a preying male, a female, and her tiny cubs, an African antelope, sobe sebras and an ostrich group make The first entertainment of Aahnies Temple of the Mystic Shrine for the winter will be I formal dance a It he Hotel Oak frKvTSltTV-' mezzanine floor land tomorrow evening. This WRAPPED in an attractive sealed dustproof Christmas package, the Beautyrest it untouched by human hands from factory to you. Terms will be open to Nobles and their 0.98 ai "ACE" AUTO g.85 PEDAL CAR vives and wom up the collection, together with the gay-plumaged birds of the dark continent. The work of one scenic artist for six weeks and that of four others for three weeks was required to prepare the scenic backgrounds for the two displays, according to D.

P. Smith, display manager of en frriends, and admission will be red Coorl news for the little bovs and Rirl upon presentation of Shrine 1 bell, inches ard. There will aave at least 1000 students, who, it Isj estimated, will be worth at least 100 each a year to the community. It is therefore argued the ew university of St. Marr is in re-aMy a new $1,090,000 industry de-sjbing to locate In Oakland and abould receive the support of the Meple.

The old college on Broadway has OSe fluty in its present location tpr nearly 40 years and is admittedly Inadequate to serve the needs tC the students housed there, with-mt consider-in gthe additional ones Wbe would like to study there. Hundreds of students are turned away each year Keau they can-Set accommodated, according to report, by the Christian Brothers. In Brothers operate the college an devote their lives to teaching without pay. pedal car that has disc wheels and a rea Measures lO'i inches high and 152 long. Good exercise out in the health- For the real small boy or girl.

Easy to handle. Rubber tire wire wheels, license plate and bumper. One of a number of small models to choose from. be music and re Schlesinger's. giving freshments and dancing until outdoors.

midnight. Germany Leads in The event is idven under the Making Trucks 98c c. a. mulles. auspices of the entertainment committee of BABY DOLL 1 .98 By EGGAR ANSEL MOWRER.

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14-lnch Baby Muller is the chairman and will open a series cf events for the BERLIN, Nov. 28. Though foreign touring, cars may become nobility of the local Shrine. familiar sights on German roads Doll with sleeping eyes. Toy Department The floor manager will be Dan Dressed in white, long clothes.

Toy Department motor trucks, delivery wagons apd Rygel and the reception committee Mrs. Harriet Stoner To Be Buried Monday will consist of Earl Warren; Oli lorries will continue to be mostly German made. ver Ellsworth, Jessie J. Dunn, Ford For some reason. German com Samuel, Henry Steinbach, Jack BABY DOLL, With Sleeping Eyes, Wrapped in Blanket, 2.98 BESKELET.

Nov, 28. Funeral panies can produce cheaper trucks ices for Mrs. Harriet Block. Harry G. Williams, L.

Y. Hagen, Arthur Anderson, Ben who' died yesterday. win ba Glover, John F. Whitman, L. than passenger cars, and tne number of motor busses used by the state for passenger and post purposes gives an enormous stimulus Monday at local funeral nar- Andrews, John Allen Park, Dr.

O'Day, Syd Force. to this branch of the motor in Iool Mrs. Eton er was a native of Maine, but had lived in Berkeley 1 years. She made her home with fm "on, H. J.

Stoner, 1816 Grant taeet. Called Dumbbell, dustry. This year's motor show shows greater standardization of trucks and delivery wagons, and distinctly lower prices than last Wife Seeks Divorce Colored Linen Lunch Sets o.95 Set Imported all pure linen hemstitched cloth, slse 64x54 including six napkins to match. Five patterns, that come In two-tone rose, blue or gold. Just 50 sets to bo sold.

No C. 0. D. orders no delivery. Linen Department Top Floor Colored Mercerized Lunch Sets 0.75 td Set Highly mercerized Imported cotton damask hemstitched cloth in pretty pink, blue, gold and orchid colorings and two very choice patterns to select from.

Measure 62x52 six napkins to match each cloth. 100 Bets to be sold. No C. O. D.

orders no delivery. LiVn Department Top Floor Gertrude Marymont always lost PRO by comparison with other women year. Coprriskt, 1M. Tk Chicafo Dallr Swi.) when her husband did the com i paring, she charges in a divorce suit filed yesterday against Jack 5. F.

Pastor Will Speak at Meeting Marymont, Twenty-third avenue business man. The wife, who re Odd Fellows Will Attend Niles Meet AN LEANDRO, Nov. 18. A sides at 220 Eighty-sixth avenue. charges cruelty.

She alleges that Gives Matchless Comfort andValue Marymont paid too much attention to other women. He told her that compared to others she was a "dumbbell," she charges. The couple have one child whose custody the wife seeks. They mar 'SPARK' ried In 1918 and separated March M.I 50 14 last. You can afford to throw away your old mattress to enjoy sleep on this new beautyrest super-ntattress.

mm mm 1000-Gallon Well Is ALAMEDA. Nov: 28. Dr. D- O. Colgrove, pastor of Hamilton Methodist church, San Francisco, and former pastor of First M.

E. church here, will be the principal speaker at a meeting of Woodstock lodge, F. A. Monday evening, November 30. Dr.

Colgrove 'Is well known on this side of the bay, as he was prominent in civic affairs during his- connection with the Alameda church. All Master Masons are Invited to attend the meeting. FAMILIES VISIT OAKLAND. GUERNEVILLE, Nov. 28.

Deputy Sheriff Jack Starrett and wife and Mrs. O'Rouke and daughter spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Oakland with relatives at a family reunion at the McMenomy home. oatecmuoa of San Leandro Odd Heliowa will attend a meeting of tfce NUes Odd Fellows to be held jj Miles on Monday evening, when Qlid Master Rittenhause of Santa Crue makes his official visit to that lodge. District Deputy Grand Matter Edwin Duck will head the lacal delegation. Ky System Paving Nears Completion AN LEANDRO, Nov.

28. Rapid progress is being made by the Key System In paving the tracks between Durant avenue and In San Leandro creek on East Tevteenta street, and this work WtU ba completed shortly. The Wring of the street on both sides Ml been completed and is now being used by traffic. More than 625 small, sensitive springs conform Brought In On Ranch WARM SPRINGS, Nov. 28.

A .75 79 Set up complete well flowing 1000 gallons of water per minute was brought in on the old Warren ranch near here a few days ago, according to E. P. An-tron, manager. The ranch is now the property of the Municipal to your body and give buoyant support. Deep surrounding cushions of new felted cotton add to its great comfort.

Automatic ventilators keep it fresh and sweet, always. Long life reduces its cost to less than one qent a night. One of our floor salesmen will be glad to show you the new Beautyrest. Come in now. Properties Company of San Francisco, and will be Irrigated from the well.

1.00 down Full year to pay -e Elastic tiit ihaft luxurious eus-Un tt ttnftrm tt antiurt if iiay. GIFT SPECIALS ON STAMPED ART GOODS There is no value to compare with the "Spark." When better stoves are made Jackson's will sell them. 1 VI Black and white enamel Incln- ill I erator, utility drawer beneath the If I I burners full lid top and, in ad- I 1 I dltlon, many patented devices I jf I Flexible ails sup fort hidj evenly, the ifine assuming relaxed fosititn. itt rVrTTnrrrrn A most unusual opportunity to complete your gift list. Our assortment of Art Goods is unusually large and at very attractive prices.

The following list is only an example of our wonderful bargains: San Leandro Chief Issues Warning AN LEANDRO, Nov. 18 "Keep A light burning when not at bae." Is the warning that Police Chief 3. F. Peralta issued yesterday to residents of this city with the approach of the holidays when the number of robberies usually taereaaea. If residents are leaving over the holidays, papers and other refuse should be disposed of so as to Wold fires.

Police should be notified Of family's absence," said rarajta. San Leandro Police Warns Canvassers IJ ful operation if a lid-top gas range. I (I Wood Baskets i Boudoir Lsmps, complete Linen 4 SS Jk $4.90 $1.15 $1.95 Towols Linen 350 200 $1.00 Bath Towels Pot Holder Set Feeding Bib Embroidered Towels Towels Rompers A choice of three shapes and sires. A choice of wicker, reed or sea grass. Two shapes are illustrated.

Special for Monday and Tuesday Linen BAN LEANDRO. Nov. must have lirens a if they Cotton Tea Towels, QQ to work in San Teandio. This Scarfs-Aprons Ch'iidre'n's" Aprons Ladles' House 55 500 35 98 i.93 tne announcement made yes- Shaving Towels $1.00 by Police Chief J. pfcr.

NO amount of money could buy a liner gift than this wonderful new Mattress. Give it for Christmas. The luxurious comfort of the new Beautyrest induces the healthful sleep which builds new vitality. A lasting reminder of your thought for some loved one. Come in tomorrow and let us demonstrate it to you "lACRSONS Complete Home Furnishing XM lepar1inent Store Ckiklcum following comi'iuint of George 1264 East Fourteenth ttreet.

8 for Linen Tea Towels arias 750 Dresses DISCONTINUED MODELS i OFB ON'S TACKS jrfca claims that a man represent-tJ himself bs a reptemative of ') rtit house back eant sold a unit took a deposit of (4. CO. After ftlgatloa. be received notice I there was no mich firm. faxes WW Delinquent, Warns -T-12BANDRO, Nov.

18. Next Tthe first installment of -eg- will be delinquent, ac- J. F. Peralta, tax col- collections are coming n4 "residents are asked taxae before next Bat-Iter cent will be taxes. Conwlete Home Furnishing fc Nelson's Art Shop 419 Fifteenth Street Between Franklia and Broadway Formerly Located at 14M Broadway Tel.

Lakeside 7120 Clay, 13th ttnd 14th Sts. Department Store Oakland mClaL4thJ3th Street Lakeside 7 1 20. SSES rllBigSiim 13 TIT' 5a3isYKraWM.