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-J- FftlDAY EVENING APUtL 1927 afelanD Ctffiune 27 convicted last night of the mur der of E. B. Hogan, cotton broker, on the (light of March The Georgian Convicted Of Slaying Broker April' br-i)- verdict -carried With a recom FIGHT DPE1S IBS CLUBS mendatlon of mercy which automatically, fixed the punishment as life imprisonment. John Kenton, alias Martin, wan -JU. LflWTJIKES FIE REVENUES FROM-COUm Mt.

Diablo Park Bill Near Passage SACRAMENTO, April Bon." ator Will R. Sharkey's bill to pro' vIO" fund for purchase ot additional land for Diablo State Park today was' before the sembly for final passage, wlt.h Indentions of Its final approval en4 Signature by the governor. '5 The bill was, given a "do pass" recommendation by the assembly ways and means commute at US concluding meeting. flowers? 8ee the "Florists Directory" following insect Abatement District Ashed For SAN LEANDRO, April 29. Cooperation of the chambers of commerce bit Berkeley, Oakland ahd Afameda' his been promised in securing required 10 per cent of registered voters of Alameda county on a petition asking the board "ofTsupervlsora' to 'have "in Insect abatement district formed.

Secretary Edgar M. Hayes of the local chamber announced today. Mosquitoes, especially, have been a nuisance ih the county. If the petition Is granted a fund will be set aside each year to drain swamps and do other work to destroy the breeding places of the pests. County Gives Legion Men Six Weeks Leave Members of the American Legion In the service of Alameda county will be granted a six weeks' leave of absence to attend the natlonal( convention' of theorganIzatl6n "lh Paris In September of this year.

This permission was granted by a resolution passed by the board of supervisors at its meeting this morning at the request of Elmer P. Zollner, adjutant of Oakland punt No. 8. American Legion. Ntivy Officers Will closing out men's Shoes Join in Fete Parade BAN L.EANDRO.

April 29. jOne nd Hi-Cats, Bill Signed by Governor Di Captain A. Lartdenberger. commanding the twelfth naval district, with headquarters in San Francisco, has accepted an invltatloij to attend the eighteenth annual -1 I I. On nnnl.n en Lines Tans or Blacks Hottest Battle in Alameia District History Brew at Stockton Convention.

Brok verts Fees to Treasuries of Small Cities. Statistics." UU611 ICSLivai 111 Captain Landenberger with his staff will ride In the parade on the under a bill signed-, today; by 95 Governor C. C. Youhg, Alameda opening night of the celebration May 23. The invitation was extended by Hutcheon Mitchell, S.

retired, chairman of enter Br MAmE KLWF.tli OXION. STpCKTON, April 29. The hoti test (presidential fluht in the history of the Alameda district, QalH fornla' Federation of Women's Clubs, looms as a result, of the county, will lose more than 130,000 tainment for the American Legion annual Income, which will, be diverted from the county treasury to ta contmlttee. i A Sara van of San Learidro boost tne smaller cities the future. The Regular $8 50 to $10,00 Values income Is represented bv bollce.

ers wHl visit San Francisco May officio! report of the nominating committee made here at the opening session of the twenty-sixth an-hunl convention. Justice and, recorder's court fines 19, headed by Mayor Herbert Lan dis. The delegation will be accom In Cities under 20,000 population, which, under the new law, will be With the committee's choice rest pahled by the San Leandro Kiwanls-Municlpal band, and while paid into the city treasuries Instead HQUSEVrREHARDWARE 1U6-18 WASHINGTON ST. DILL CO. PHONE LAKESIDE 2793 of the county.

tiniou Hurley In San Francisco will attend the luncheon of Islam temple of Ihe purine the fiscal year 1925-1926. ing on the name of Mrs. Lyle Gary Leonard, president of the Rock Ridge Women's club, of Oakland, three candidates are now running equally strong, toward the final $12.50 Shrine. i thfese fines totaled more than The fines were divided as Masons Celebrate election which takes place Saturday morning. Mrs.

w.iinam Lauehland. One Lot OXFOnDS anil CUTS. Valnes to 8.0o. Blnok resent vice-president of the dls-rlct, and Mrs. B.

rS. Crltte dert SHOES Broken Lines to Close. $5-85 Brakes Onir. both of San Joaquin county were $1.95 lilacs Public School Yeek SAN LEANDROi April 29. Public school week will be observed tonight by a program at Washington school.

C. Fred Cooper, master of the Eden lodge of Masons. nominated from the floor w1 addresses which have set th' entire delegation of 806 women speculating wildly upbn the outcome. Al Emeryville, San Xeandro, Hayward. Livermore, Niles, $6,666, and Cehterville, $724.

Albany, and Piedmont are not affected fey the rtew bill, since the money collected frdm fines has always been paid to the city and not to the county. The new law affects all cities in the state under 20,000 population; cnrilCH GIVES DIXSEfc. NILES, April 29. Members and friends of the Niles Congregational Church will enjoy a dinner in church parlors tonight. 'A social hour and musical program will follow.

though the nominating committee passed a ballot vote 4 to 1 ih favor will be in charge. David E. Martin, county superintendent of schools, will be the principal speaker of the evening. Washington school orchestra," under the direction of of Mrs. Leonard, rumor has It that more nominations will arise before 0 1 Jrh I-kj the convention makes its final de cislon.

Charles C. Way, will furnish part of the entertainment. CONVENTION TICKET. This ticket was presented bV the The week was inaugurated six rears ago by the Grand Masonic cnalrman. Mrs.

Lutner Williamson odge of the state. for flowers that bloom in toe spring of Oakland: For president. Mrs. Leonard; first vice-president. Mrs.

A. Cloud; second vice-president, Mrs. Raymond Clark; third vice-president, Mrs. J. H.

Knowles; treasurer, Mrs. Roy Davis, and aul dltor, Mrs. L. G. Campbell and Mrs.

W. S. The three-day convention pro SAVE HER Y.O CAN OR ROW gram, whose theme Is "Political. Morris Plan etis Tomofjfow Kignteousness," is dedicated to the memory of the late Edna B. Kin, ard, former club editor of the Oakland TRIBUNE, and upon the title page Is Inscribed a verse which expresses the sentiment of the many hundreds of clubwomen who claimed her as their friend.

Mrs. Otto J. Mouron, district president, is presiding at all sessions. In her opening address she set forth the Ideals the federation In bringing to its women mem. Soon You'll Be Fighting Flies and Mosquitoes You'll Need WINDOW SCREENS balvanized.

i2z3? inches Special 39c Corrugated, Guaranteed 25 Ft. of -Inch Couplings Special. $2.98 Ht someone "borrowed" yotit best rake last season, come in. and see our new line ot garden tools, What is Morris Plan? Morris Plan of Alameda County is ah independent institution organised by men prominent in East Bay affairs. It is the newest member of a national system of 117 Morris Plan independent units Operating in 124 tides in 3a states, with combined resources of 160 million dollars.

Morris Plan Company is a Thrift institution that believes "Thrift Ders a socialized consciousness and a desire ljor political righteousness. In her report as Indian welfare chairman, Mrs. Harry C. Roberts, of Oakland, recommended the in-' auguration of a 'boyfand girl scout program among the California "We have broken up the Indian tribe integrity and demoralized them, she said. "The least we can da now tn crive them OILCLOTH TABLE COVERS ,47 inches square Good looking and of the best quality oil cloth.

Assorted designs. a Special. 69c lrt it filooo Aii open forum oh Amfertnon in mmatmm zenship, led by Mrs. Claude Leech state chairman; reports of depart- tuairmen nv Mr. John H.

Holcombi. mnA loyorts were inciuaed In fho iin.n. N6w thie Time to Preserve EGGS The fiest Preservative Is felLldATE 6F SDbA i-qt. of Silicate of Soda will preserve dozen eggs. Special, 19c Qt 15 PRESS (CONTEST AWARDS.

Announcement by Mrs. William Lauchland of the annual Dress eon- Set of 5 BOWLS consists in Wise Bonowing well as System" atid Therefore, it offers the average individual economic and dignified loan facili' ties to. help him overcome financial obstacles, 1 as well as the opportunity to secure com' fund interest on money left; with us. All to the end of -helping people to achieve the Hap piriess and Success that are founded oriThrift. test gave first l.onors to Aronos Research club of Sonora, and second place to the Northbrae Women's club pf Berkeley.

Mrs. Charles Quayle, president of the Frultvnle Decorated with We Carry All Sizes of bright flowers. Also with a colored band mm. Women's club, was named winner of the state, flag for 100 per cent Federation News subscription, Dr. Ng Poon Chew gave the principal address, of the day upon "The Present Kit untlnn In China 1 CROCKS and its Significance." He blamed 15 at $20 a month.

dozen eggs to each gal. of crock. When to Borrow froth Morris Plan Inrest adds. tne antagonism, of foreigners and their control of the tariff and cbn-cessions as the cause of China's revolution today. sh eoiiid 1,745 i l' 3 Prices Range overthrow hfer.

warlords and break down foreign opposition she wnirtrf Most Convenient for Fruits- and Salads, "Left-dvers" to go into the refrigerator, and for use as Mixing Bowls. Attractive enough for the table. Special, $1.49 end her struggles immediately," he 30c for V2 gal. uejjeves. A presidents' dinner at Tracv laaf to for 6 gal.

evening honored country and club president of the district and closed the first day of the convention. Dr. Mariana Bertoln. ttA rr.i- deht, and Dr. J.

WBltcomb Brongh- Springtinie Is the Right Time For BABY CARRIAGES and PLAY YARbS er are scheduled to address the clubwomen this afternoon. This evening will be featured bv fh annual banquet ahd reception to be neia in tne Stockton Memorial au ditorium. The convention will close tomor- rov with a final business, session wnicn-inciuaes tne read hi rif rn. luuons, tne election and a meeting v. iu.

umi.i:n;i. executive ooard. FORUM If EARS IS. 1 AGENT and bonds with us as security, is $6 per Both types of loans are repaid one-fiftieth each week or one-tenth each month, to enable the borrower to pay the loan out of his current earnings without hardship. The benefit of the' Morris Plan loan method is shown by the fact that, in hundreds of thousands of cases, borrowers, in making their payments, have learned to budget their income and thus to become systematic savers; have changed frorfl "Owers" to "Owners." The safety of.

the Morris Plan loan method is shown by the fact that on total bans of One Billion Dollars the loss ratio has been $1 on $800 loaned, or, one-eighth of one; per cent What is Morris Plan 5 Thrift? Morris Plan 5 Thrift Account is a perfectly simple method of putting in a lump sum, or your surplus weakly or monthly earnings, and securing larger-than-ordinary interest You can start iMorris Plari Thrift Ac-' count with $5 or more, and add to it or withdraw from it at will without penalty. It has Arte advantages: "(1) Oram Interest: 5 coco pounced semi annually. (2) Ho Idle Money: Every dollar earns in- terest from the day you put it in until you take it out (3) Ho Penalty or WiAdmmU: You can -withdraw any amount at any time without loss of interest Morris Plan 5 Thrift fa a safe and con -venient plan that makes' money grow faster, Putting $20 a month in a Morris 5 Thrift Account gives you this: 5 yeart at $20 1.200 Interest 164 Teur total fund. 1,364 $20 2,400 f' Interest adds! 710 toui J. 3U10 toui 5,345 20 years at $20 a mwith.

Interest adds. 3,406 Your total fund 806 25 years at $20 a month 6,000 Interest adds. 5,868 Tour total fund Thus, fn 25 years Morris Plan 5 Thrift will add $19.56 to every $20 you have set aside in, accordance with the above schedule. It works in the same way for any amount from $5 a month. Come in and get acquainted If you are a saver, or if you want to borrow money, or if you are merely interested in this institution from a civic standpoint we invite you to call, get our booklets and learn more about Morris Plan.

Morris Plan prides itself on its courteous service. The personnel of our Board cfDirectors indicates better than anything else, the character of this tnstitutkxu P. M. RAf, Capitalist. E.

M. TttDBN, Pre, Tltlrn Cutnher td Feakk W. Frost, Sdcty. gnd Treaty Key System Transit Oh Fed W. RicRAaDSotf, Vfce-Preiident and Gdshier, First Hfitiondl Ban C.lL.TuHAMtTnmimUndertaltCo.

O. D. JAcobt, Atnerican Trust Co. IrA Abraham, JJrtt. tV Gen.

Mgr. Oakland Title Ins. 'and Guarantee Co. W. Cataijer, Prei, Witium Cavalier and Pres Associated Charities.

Johm F. Hassur, Gunitr.Cenrrd? Hational Henrt Zhwtnbr, Manager, A. Levy and J. ZentnetCoOaland A. Collman, PrefidVna, SAN LEANDRO.

April Many people, who all their lives have been industrious and reliable, find themselves faced with sudden money problems. Once, in such circumstances, they had to go to friends, or to a loan shark or do without flow Morris Plan offers these people dignified, economical way to borrow, with their Character and Earning Capacity as the principal credit bases. And an easy my 'Of Morris Plan lends money To pay doctor, dentist or hospital expenses. To help put I son or daughter, brother or sister through university or business college. -x To help you assist needy relatives.

-To help you welcome an expected baby into the world properly. To help you make the first payment on a To help you start or buy mtb a paying business. fc-To help you paint, repair or remodel your home, WTo help you pay your taxes or insurance premiums. a-and for any other consfruttite purpose. Our Loan Charges Our charges tor chsrattcr arc as IcJIowm lotftl Totd! Dutrgc 100...

9.00 150..... 13.50 200...... 18.00 250 22.50 27.00 50... 28.00 400...... .4 32 00 500..

40.00 etc, up to X000. ..160.00 Out charge for COLLATERAL LOANS. where you leave inarkctable stocks I port Of the air mail servfc was urged by Arthur O. Willoujrhbv. Jnieini special agent of the United States government, at an open -fofum luncheon of the local chamber of m.

war commerce Held in the Estudillo house today. The speaker declared that the service had nasaed th experimental stage and wm now operating with an efficiency of 91 per cent, two and one-half million miles were flown last r. one million being at night, with an extremely small number 'of accl- enu. a letter can now be sent across the continent Is I hours, he Stated. The need 6f mors airports was pointed out.

The cltv without an airport will soon be like a city with- uui a rauroaa station. Wllliant Fillmore. San Lesarirn latel too Before motfid start flying, tliey Isy ergs. Eggs that hatch moth-worms to est yous clothe. That's why you can't prevetJt taoU holes by chasing moths.

There just one sure war to prever.t i' a Larvex. Larvex an odoriess, Mn-uulamlnable liquid. It is not a "Tm-j-l 'c or insecticide. It makes the cloth iacl lj. eatable to moth-worms.

You simply spray it oa your clothes and they are mothproofed! Lanrex penetrates every Sr tie absorbs it and no moth-worm can et -t-tbing that treated with Larvex. No pail 1 away. No smelly moth-boCs or buliv tlr-l ,1, Keep your clothes right in your closet. TUj are mothproof! Larvex $. Ia combination with t' 'e- cul atomizer, fiJO.

gallons, S3. Surely. your clothes are worth this tion. Get Larvex today at drug, cli 1 and furniture stores. The Larvex Cor re: 250 Park Avenue, New York, N.

Y. air traffic officer, who was one of the first aviator to carry mail, declared that a very email number of disasters occur but that the prominence given the few accidents by newspapers rave the nnhllo th. impression that the reverse was true. San Leandro should waste no time la acauirlnz an stated. If short flrkht of ftt dch- tired tsi Jot Jvstthdk Authorized Capital, 100,000.00 MORRIS PLAN COMPANY of ALARIE0A COUNTY Twelfth Street between Broadway aal Washington Telephone Ldkcside 1304 ALIENS wmi (t)6thpmdjs everything "AN INSTITUTION FOR THB COMMON PEOPLE" ifl (cvAtArtrtio af COOP 0vti.i tr6 '-J ilM BW4 Ton cws Cw.i"i.

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