Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 41

APRIL 25, 1926 SUNDAY PIONEER OnKMi HEME PICK CONNERASCHIEF i Aim Poor; Mussolini Lives VIOLET GIBSONJ to whose bad aim the Italian dictator owe, hi Hfe. She was the woman who attempted to assassinate Premier Mussolini two weeks ago. She fired but one shot, which wounded the Duee in thf nose. 6r A photo. Mi iUMEll OP BETTER HOMES WEEK-" MONDAY ,87, DIES Pigeons Will Race From Truckee Today FARM CONTESTS HAYWARD, April 24.

The sec- Mrs. Mary Small wood Fred E. Conner, Sacramento Rebekah Leader Is Guest at Reception -HAYWARD. April 24. Mrs.

Nellie Gibbons, of Hayward, district deputy president of the seventh Rebekah district, was given a reception by officers, members ond race of the summer will be Stratford, 87, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Kate W. S. Milislch, 274 Lake Shore business man, was named international president of the Altrurlans at the first annual convention, which closed last night at the flown from Truckee to Hayward, more than 150 miles, by the Hay-ward Homine Pigeon club, with boulevard. Born in England where Darn Competitions Bring she spent her girlhood days, Mrs.

Stratford was married when young and went to New Zealand and sixty about 200 birds taking part. The blrdB, all Inspected and found in excellent condition, were shipped C. of Clubs, School Cooperating With Programs in Model House. and drill team at the local Odd Fellows' hall last night. Mrs.

Gibbons was presented with a large floor lamp by the district. The drill team, headed by John Hotel Oakland. Nearly 200 business and professional men from cities of the Pacific coast attended the convention, which was called to discuss the de-, velopment of Altrurian work and V. nln H-t. years ago to California with her from Hayward t'o the Truckee agent Jut 161 Institutions Agricultural Field Day.

husband to settle in the Eastbay early yesterday, and: will be released about 6 o'clock tomorrow district. Mrs. Stratfdrd is survived by her T. Carren, of this city, presented her with a percolator, while a num morning, according to Secretary daughter. Mrs.

Kate Milllsich. Joe Brum. With excellerfasnveather DATIS. April 14. ChaJking a ber of personal gifts were tendered.

whose husband, Charles Milisfch, is jiow.o points the high Carren received gifts from his prevailing, good time-is expected to be made by the pigeons, Brum close friend of Michael Pupln juagring- contest at the uni which is comprised of past Ro- tarlans Other officers elected were Louts A. Colton, of San Francisco, first vice-president; James M. Hartsook of Oakland, secretary; Charles S. electrical wizard who spoke at team. More than 250 persons were present at the reception.

ersuy rarm here, the Santa Rosa C. Founders day celebration. says. Last week's race, from Colfax, the first of the season, was unsatisfactory because of prevailing wind ALAMEDA. April 24.

To celebrate national Better Homes week, Alameda Chamber of Commerce, with service clubs, public schools and library and women's clubs, have arranged a special program from Monday to Friday. Headquarters will be a model house. "Casa Del Rey," in tha A son, unester lirant sstrarord Oakland, and a sister, Mrs. Emely kand rain. More than six of the DUrn scnool was today awarded the rrand trophy.

Second place was won by Modesto hierh school with a otre of 198.4 points and third place by Woodland hieh with 1S3.6 Dahlia Show Date Eyers of Wycath. New Zealand uirus ianea to return to ineir ions. also survive. Funeral services will be held Set for August 28 Mauzy of Oakland, treasurer; Joseph Vlnvjck of Los Angeles, ser-ipeant-at-arms. A dinner and dance at the Hotel Oakland for the delegates and their wives and friends closed the convention last night.

Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Callfor The SA NLEANDRO, April 24 nia crematory. The body is-sit the Merrlt mortuary, 1935 Webster in Leandro Dahlia society today polnta. A total of 1S2 schools partlelpat-J' ad In -the contest, which included i tests In stock farm me- chanics, orchard and dairy prod-r MCtM Judging and poultry.

Beside Sa set Saturday afternoon and eve street. Realty Board Seeks To Ban Signs on Autos SAN LEANDRO. April 24. An ordinance prohibiting banners on realty men's machines parked all day on the main thoroughfares is being considered by the San Le nlng, August 28, for the second annual show In the new American Y.M.L of Richmond Husband, 49, Not Legion building auditorium. Four new species of dahlias ori Will Attend Mass 39, So Wife Sues ginated in San Leandro will be nlshed for demonstrations by'Ala-T meda merchants.

The house will be open to the public daily from 1 until 9 p. m. Special talks will be given each day. Miss Jamie R. Allan, home economist, is chairman of the committee In charge.

Assisting her are: Harley Norris, secretary of the Alameda Chamber of Commerce; W. G. Paden, superintendent of schools: Rev. Harvey 'Miller and Mrs. William Richards, president of the Parent-Teachers' Associa tha three cup winners, the high- point scoring was done hy Lodi J- high with 174.0.

Corning; with 147.2, San Benito with 125.8, Grid- ley with 136.2, Sacramento with 2 122.7, Ripon with 79 and Gilrov With 76. In the various divisions of the exhibited, according to Dr. Luther RICHMOND, April 24. Burke MARTINEZ, April 24. Alleging Michael, president.

council, Y. M. will hold a com It II andro Realty board. An ordinance prohibiting for sale signs on vacant lots and other property is being investigated. A real estate training class under the that her husband held dancing to be immoral and was so jealous that Judges will be Owen Williams munion service at the 30 a.

in. of Oakland. Kerr, landscape ar mass in St. Mark's church tomorrow. Breakfast in a local hotel chltect at the Hellman estate, and he refused to permit her to speak to other men.

Mrs. Effie Ownes today filed a suit for divorce against i i mm auspices of the University of California will start May 1. will follow. it John Gllmore, in charge of the gardens and nursery at the Alameda county hospital. The dahlia III ill The local organization will send Edwins Ownes, Richmond factory tion.

event the honors were divided as follows. Judging of livestock Santa Rosa and Woodland 1n tie for first honors; Sacramento, third; Lodi, lourth, and Modesto, fifth. Dairy products judging Modes- to, first: Santa Rosa, second; San ft candidates to the district initiation in San Leandro May 9 and will A. TO GIVE WHIST. A benefit whist for the school show committee Is headed by Dr Luther Michael, Professor Frank employee, In superior court here.

Owens acused her of going to church to meet other men, the wife avers. But when she discovered he was send delegates to the institution of library fund will be given in the Brickers, Mrs. George-Helms and a new y. M. l.

ana l. i. in auditorium of the Allendale school, A general home clean-up week has been proclaimed in conjunction with the national observance by Dr. Arthur Hieronymus, health official, for the Alameda Boy Scout's. Every scout in the city has received orders to see that his own Pittsburg, May 16.

Joseph Silva vv. Armsiron thirty-eighth and uennlman ave Benito, third; Cambria, fourth, and It II I heads the local-institute. nues, tomorrow at 8:30 p. by the Parent-Teachers association 49 years qld instead of 39 as he had claimed, she him. She was 21 years of age when they were married four years ago, she says.

Berkeley K. C. Will yard and grounds are clean and orderly. TRAPSHOOTERS GATHER. MONTEREY.

April 24. Califor Attend Pablo Mass Ihe program will open officially nia "Indians" are arriving on the Monterey peninsula from all parts SAN PABLO. April 24. Ber tomorrow at 5 p. m.

in the model heuse with a music program in of the state to take part In the Farmers' Produce Co. Ships First Lettuce keley council, Knights of Columbus, will hold communion in St. J- Woodland, fifth." Identification of ornamental Jrtanta' contest was won by Sacra-T mento: Bakersfield, second, and Roseville, third. Poultry judging Corning, first; I' aecond; Moresto, third; Santa Rosa, fourth; Gridley. fifth: Sacramento, sixth, and Gait, seventh.

Farm mechanics judging was won by San Bsnito; Modesto, see- and; Ripon. third; Ceres, fourth, 7 and Gait, fifth. Orchard an dtree judging con-' teata were won by Santa Rosa; Gridley was second; Woodland, charge of Miss Jewel Brooks. Talks on home planning and essentials of grand pow-wow to be held at the Del Monte Gun club traps from Paul's Catholic church here at i III HOLLISTER. April 24.

A new good building will be given by Fred Ashley and Vernor Thorp. Tuesday Wife, in Divorce Suit, Ties Up Coin SALINAS, April 24. With the filing of a divorce complaint by Lena Farrell. Judge Fred A Treat signed a temporary order restraining James W. Farrell from withdrawing money from his bank and from disposing of his negotiable notes and bonds.

He is to appear next Thursday to show cause why the order should not be made permanent. Mrs. Farrell seeks the divorce on the ground of cruelty. They have been married nearly eight 8:30 mass tomorrow. The Knignts firm.

The Farmers Produce Com i of the San' Pablo Holy Name so mere will De a talK on Furnishlntr pany. under the management of ciety will serve the visiting knights Walter 'reeks, former head of the the Small House," by E. Meyers of the California School of Arts and with a breakfast. "Jvnignts oi uia Kniehts of Soday Knights of Crafts in the Lincoln School auditorium at 3:30 o'clock. Special talks on food will be given Thurs Columbus" will be the Rev.

Joseph Porta's 6ermon subject. The comedians of the Berkeley council will hold a discussion on "Volsteadism" April 26 to May 2 inclusive. Sunday the gun club will hold its registered shoot at which time the "Indians" will limber up. WIFE ASKS DIVORCE. SAN JOSE.

April 24. Suit for divorce was filed In superior court here today by Mrs. Margaret Fur-tado versus Frank F. Furtado, the complaint charging willful desertion. Mrs.

Furtado se-eks custody of the couple's three minor children. The couple married In Santa i Clara on May 26. 1916. I day at the Recreation Center, The national movement for Stewart Fruit Company branch here, started shipments of lettuce and other truck garden products of San Benito county from here today. Two carloads of lettuce went forward, ene to Minneapolis, the other to Chicago.

Creeks says the company will ship in a cooperative basis with the grower, and is prepared to finance local growers. at the breakfast. 1 third; Corning, fourth, and Healds- hurg, fifth. Agronomy contests resulted In Red Bluff winning the corn and barley judging, and Chlco and Marysville tied In the wheat judg-r lngr. Marysville won the grain seed Identification event.

years. better homes is sponsored by Secretary of Commerce Herbert Chamber Endorses Mux i Mrs. Farrell asks for a division Hoover, who is president of the of 123,600 community property. 'Better Homes in America. $500 counsel fees, $50 costs and Senate's Ship Bill Support of a Senate bill designed formed in 1923.

$150 monthly. I In the freckles-hound dog con; I. I W.ikmHMi;.. ung rrmfuni i rnmnnnimnnfirrninYiin mi 1 1 I -i i teat, in wnicn tnere were en-, tries, the first prize went to Eu-; arena McJfeldy of Roseville and his iog, Rip'n Snorter. His dog was the hotnliest competing.

Second and third prizes in the same event oencourage local shipping lntei-ests and the American merchant marine policy has been voted by directors of the Oakland Chamber, of Commerce. PORTANT NOTICE! went to Lyle Sexton. Atascaaero, and Walter Chico. The baseball game was won by tha California Aggie alumni over the varsity team, 12 to 6. i The Boy Scout field meet was Activities.

Negroes fiDelilah xffia" aiitaa-WMtVaSCjaaWiafti SSV al The board declared the bill pending before congress would extend the export commodity refund principal to construction in American shipyards of American registered vessels for foreign trade. It held that American shipyards and ship operators were in need of government aid. 4 LA Pre-School Health HISTORY OF SUFFRAGE. lished at Ereat length an editorial dv rea uougiass irom nis weeKiy paper. The Star, July 28, Test Is Continued RICHMOND, April 24.

With 1848. He had very recently been given his Freedom Papers through the first week of pre-school exam won by the Woodland team, other Scout troops being reprsented from Tolo, Sacramento, Solano and Amador counties. The equipment race was won by 'Denhardt of Woodland, second place being taker by Ichtrtz of Woodland an dthird place by William Floyd of Davis. The O'Oradv drill was also won by Woodland represented by Barnes, Dixon taking: second with Timm and Woodland third place with Morris. The wall scaling event was tied with Dixon and Woodland even up -for first place, while the water boiliner event was won by Barnes and Hill Woodland.

San Benito Delphian inations conducted by the Rich the purchase by some kind. English ladies in London, England mond Health center completed, the By DELILAH L. BEASLEY. There was held in the city of St. Louis, last week the sfSth annual convention of the National League of Women Voters.

It was. however, the fifth convention of women in America in regard to suffrage. It has been said by modern historians that in every notable historical event in the United States the negro will be found running Estate of James F. DeVane, 917 Erie killed in auto accident Receives Check for Why not tafye advantage of street. Oakland, who was recently.

$2500.00 this offer today? second and final week will be com where he had been lecturing. Upon his preparation to return to the United States, he was presented by menced by a corps of local physicians Monday morning. Many these same ladies with a printing mothers have responded to the in press. Thus he was enabled vitation to take their children for through the kindness of these examination. City Health Officer ladies to become the first Negro In Dr.

C. R. Blake heads the work of America to edit and publish a examination. through it like the gold thread in paper money. This is particularly true in the history of the fight for woman's rights and the ultimate victory of votes for women.

BKGIXMXG OF THE STIU'GGLE weekly paper. His writings were considered of such value that they were often referred to through the Clubs Entertain MARRIAGE ANNULED. MONTEREY, April 24. Gilbert HOLLISTER, April 24. San Benito chapter of Delphians held long struggle for votes for women.

The other Negro man with Fred Greenwood of Monterery was yes ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY QQ ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY terday granted a decree of annul-men of his marriage to Mrs. Cecilia open house here in the Grangers hall yesterday, playing hostess to Douglass in attendance at this con. vention. Namely William C. Nell Delphians from Paciric drove.

had written a book, "The History Greenwood of San Francisco on the ground that Mrs.Greenwood's husband, Albert Rohr, had been found Salinas and Watsonville. Mrs. of 'the Black Man, which had re Robert I. Orr was house mother. The beginning of the struggle for woman's rights and the right of the franchise for women dates from the world's anti-slavery convention held In London, England, June 12.

1S40. The women of America who believed human slavery was wrong attended that convention. The opposition to their presence by the clergy was so great, the convention was only able to be conducted by the women being seated behind a ceived favorable comments from Mrs. Aurelia Cunning read paper i alive in Munich, Germany, instead of being dead as had been the be An "Bvwavs of Literature;" Mrs. P.

W. Breen and the high school lief at the time the ureenwooas the press FIRST SUFFRAGE SOCIETY. The first suffrage society was organized after this convention. Mrs. Emily Collins of South Bristol, On were married.

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Cory and curtain. These women nevertheless decided to remain evn if thev M. O. Holt were elected delegates to attend the state convention or Rotarv club to be convened at San Dieeo'Mav 6. 7 and 8.

They were could not be seen. William Lloyd Garrison, who had been detained at sea. learned upon his arrival of the humiliation that had been accorded also elected delegates to the Inter to the women delegates, and he re national convention which meets in More futed to take his seat on the floor Dnever on June -14 19, inclusive. tario county. New York, issued the call for the first equal suffrage convention.

In her call she said: "The womejn saw the necessity for association in order to obtain the elective franchise, the only key that would unlock the door of our prison." In a letter to Miss Sarah C. Owen, secretary of the Woman's Protective union at Rochester, New York, she wrote: "A press entirely devoted to our cause seems indispensable. If there are none such, can you tell me of any paper that advocates our claims more warmly than the North Star," published by 2Vi of the convention. He attended, however, during the ten davs by lmes jjirls glee club rendered a program music and song, participated in by Misses Betty Recht. Mary Jean Darling, Helen Hatch, Mimi O'Don-aell, Janice Ladd, Betty Jarvis, Betty Regan, Mary Eileen ik-JJamara, Donna Bundeson, Frances Wilson.

Margaret and Majory Kelly, Grace Graham, Dorothy Camrbell, Emily Breen and lallie Brown. Wnt. Moore of Niles I Constable Candidate NILES. April 14 Following closely oii the heels of the first announcement of a candidate for constable of' Washington township by Manuel J. Bernardo of Centej-ville.

eemea that of William Moore if this community. Moore, who Kiaintains a canjpers" resort near the Nile entrance ot the canyon, was formerly roadmaster her. SHEEP SHIPPED TO L. A. TRES PINOS, April 24.

Twelve occupying a seat in the rallerv. FIRST WOMAN'S RIGHT MEET. hunder youn? sheep, advance ship Protection BOW TO GET THIS POLICY It was while attending the ment of several thousand over ine week-end. were shipped from here VERYONE world's snti-slavery convention. OFFER IS OPEN TO No physical examination neceuarv.

and listening to the debates bv the yesterday to the Los Angeles mar Every reader, uale or fe- men that two American women, ket, by tsernara itey, sheepmnn nf the une tralnload of steers was also shipped notably Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, decided that upon their return to the United Sinapiy fill oat, sign and MAIL or bring in the APPLICATION with tUS in en it en cy, money order ar personal check. Applications can be personally delivered to any ot The OAKLAND TRIBUNE branch office male, between the ages of IS and 70, regardless of occupation, esi-denee or station in life may obtain one of these policies. The OAKLAND TRIBUNE has made these policies so easily obtainable that there should be one or more in every family. As many members of your family ss desire may seenre this policy. 1 States that they would call a convention on woman's rights.

They said, "Men knew so little about the egal disabilities of women, it was red Dong. ass WOMAN'S MIGHT CONVENTION AKRON, OHIO. Woman's rights conventions were soon being held many parts of the country. Ohio led with the second, held In Akron. The clergy, as at the World's Anti-slavery convention in London, attended only to protest.

They took part In the debates and caused so much con by the McCreery and De Laveagas ranches. STUDENT MADE OFFICER-SAN JOSE. April 24 N. O. Thomas, student the San Jose State Teachers' College, was advised today that he has been com-milond a second lieutenant in quite evident they must be educated Constables Tom Silva of Centerville aotd Jack of Irvington Jaave not yet indicated whether thy will be candidates to ucceed them-alves at the Aurui-t primary.

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however, after one minister had recalled "that Eve, the first RICHMOND. April 24. Rabbi Rudolph I. Coffee-of Oakland has woman, through sin, had turned the world upside down." An old on the subject. In this day "The Leral Status of Women." on the program of tie National League of Women Vot-vlP convention, lb quite mild compared with the great disabilities under which the women of that period labored.

It was not only necessary, but humanly right that they should be of some 6f these disabilities. The tall to the first woman's right convention was lssj-d bv Lucretia Mott. Martha C. U'rleht. Elizabeth Cady Slonton adn Mary Ann McClintock.

wan htld In Seneca Falls. New York. This state was the first to err.anrjf,t wives from the slavery cf the old EnicUsh laws. however, pertained to pror-rt rieht The announced as the Dakr a the Lions club meeting in Red- Landmark at Sunol I Soon to Be Razed BCKOL, April 24 Marking a flaale to one of the landmarks of Amador valley is the of the Bunol Glen grarrmar school structure to A. J.

Lewi, local r-mre man. for wrecking purposes, vha old school building, which we time was one cf the mo costly In Alameda county, sold for 1140 at an auction conducted by th board of school Work Negro woman, a former slave. So Journtr Truth, addressed the con men hall Tuesday noon. APPLICATION DO KOT WIUTE HB8I do jsot writs nxnm the right to vote was the only way the women could secure other vention from the steps of the pulpit, where she had been aatfd. In her broken language she has been quoted as sayir.g: "If the first a oman God ever made was strong enough to turn the world upside down all alone, these women alto, ret her." and as she glanced over rlchts.

While this resolution finally carried with a very small majority, it was Just eighty years afterwards before women actually af raring the structure has prac- ttcsllr bVen competed, and the To W. F. D. BROWN, DaU 1926. I hereby apply for the $7500.00 Accident Insurance PoXey kaued, try the Continental Life Insurance Company exclusively to regular readers of the Oakland TRIBUNE, for which I enclose $1.25 (premium and registration fee).

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This one Item was never do It the cn en better let omitted from the platform of any Free cot svbacrfbere arrack her. woman right or equal suiirage convention during thesa many "Several took 'rt In th In Pklrg of this Incident the debates. ou.e tn favor. sor: on- president of the convention. Mra In tfpei nosed, end nthr rt'in.

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ay J. the Sao Jcse free public library a. 11 closed on undays the ii the summer eeaaon. sccordirg to sr.ncuce- inert Lltrsrian i tdhfc Daiey. Mii tt- that the library trunep dci i-d a years.

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