Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 20

FRIDAY EVENING? afetanO JANUARY 25, 1929 21 superior courts. At Seventh and Cluy Btreets the creamery truck Crashed into Lutkey's killing Qrazeis who win driving. liigglns told the council that-he had settled the claim for damages for $1200. TfllRI FUGITIVE NABBED. N.

Jan. 25. W) George. Price, the last, of three prisoners who escaped 'from Sing Sing prison Tuesday was caught about a mile from the prison walls. City Settles Death for $1200 Echoes of an automobile accident of October 12, 1924, in which George Grazer, fireman, wp.s killed, and Fire Chief William Lut-key was injured, wore heard in the city council tedaf when City Attorney Preston.

Higgins announced settlement' of a claim of the city against the National Ice Cream company, Tho accident occurred Chief I.utkey was on his way to a fire, which had beon by Willie Fisher, boy arsonist still facing charges in the Alameda county WOOD PRESERVERS ELECT. LOUISVILLE, Jan. 26. C4) H. 10.

Horrocks of" Heat tier Washi, was elected' president of the American' Wood Preserving association. Seattle was- selected the ,1930 meeting -plaoe. (, DUE ST HE OUT ON SCHOOL WORK "Judge to Marry: Her; Dad Okehs Father of Girl Who' Halted Court Proceedings 'for' i. Matrimony Admires Nerve 1 Prices Effective QVa Prices Effective Fri. Afternoon 1 Mrt Fri.

Afternoon'1 and Saturday, Jan. 25 and 26 Supervising Methods Submitted to Criticism of Teachers In City. nwj Jan. ana Ml (Formerly Skaggs-Safeway Stores) BERKELEY, Jan. 26.

Nerve wins! This is jthe decision of Herman Goelltz, candy maker, 2433 Durant avenue, father "of Miss' Aloyse who interrupted a night traffic 'court session at El Cerrlto last night to marry R. Holden 21, the man of her choice, who lives at 2308 Channlngi way. i i "Even thouph she is only 15 and has months more to go as a Berkeley high school senior she can keep her husband," says Goelit. "I would rather, she had waited, but now that it's done it's okay -with us." The girl gave her age as She braved the scepticism of police of-focers and court attaches and' with young Holden breezed into the! Supervising teachers in the Oakland school department are under criticism today from hundreds of grade school instructors as a result of a questional sent out by Rudolph D. Llndquist, assistant superintendent in charge of elementary 'schools.

The questionarle asks for the frank' opinions of teachers 'concerning; the methods of supervision now being used. By a study of the criticism received Llndquist hopes to improve the type of supervision and as a result of that improve the Standard of teaching. Replies from nearly 800 teachers have poured into the office of Llndquist at the city hall, where they are. being tabulated, by Miss Ruth Manning and Miss Frances- Ma-chad o. By giving their on present methods and to make suggestions for improvement, the procedure eventually evolved will be based entirely on teacher participation, Llndquist points out.

Questions concerning- the best type of professional meetings, their personnel, frequency and time of meeting, subjects under discussion, method of conducting meeting, size of group when meetings are held by supervisors, all are among the questions on which teachers. are held by supervisors, all are among the questions on which teachers are asked to comment. CLUB TO BE GUESTS. RICHMOND, Jan. 26.

Members the Young Men's Division of the local T. M. C. A. will be entertained tomorrow evening -at the home of Reynold Carlson, secretary of the T.

M. C. A. Clarence Brown heads the organization. night traffic court and asked If a marriage could be The bride was very important and business-like, and despite the fact that the.

place -was full-of officers no one happened to ask her how old she was or they would have received a shock. Miss Goe-litz was jpst 15." Judge J. F. Plank halted traffic fines long enough towed the two and give, them his blessings They left with a smile and a handshake and the court went back to work. And then it was discovered that the girl was only -16.

"You mean to tell xne she walked into court and got married?" asked Goelltz, with a certain pride in his voice. "Well, it's okay then," he said. The 15-year-old bride stays married. Vi .9 DIES AT NEVADA-. NEVADA CITY, Jan.

26. Delia Elizabeth McCauley, native. of Badger Hill and long resident of this-county, died here Tuesday following several days' severe' illness. A son, Ray McCauley, resides in Mrs. C.

F. Soheemer of this city, Mrs. R. J. Peterson of Sacramento and Mrs.

M. P. Riley of-San Francisco are sisters. buy more high quality foods at Safeway To emphasize the value giving ability of Safeway Stores we have grouped a number of items, this week, into amounts Stores than elsewhere. You will find some unusual values in these groupings ending with the figure "9." Thus, which it will pay you well to take ad- "twenty-nine, thirty-nine, forty-nine vantage ol Prices are effective only on i' i cents," eta, is used to demonstrate con Friday afternoon and Saturday, January 25 and 2d clusively that small sums of money will Peas Corn firiR a rui Blatter Highway brand packed in solid squares Max-I-Mum brand.

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