Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

THURSDAY EVENING QaklanD Cribunc SEPTEMBER 1, 1927 PELICAN PBIIl Police To Set TfabFGr'Onch GA-ilBLKH SLMLXCKD. ORQVILLg, Sept. I. John Wil-kins -was sentenced to 99 days in the county jail by Justice of the Peace Harr-v S. Hills following his plea of guilty to a charge opes aUny a gambling house on Hi Wynnefotte He was arrestee, hist week by Undersherit'f JYiliiani cout Leadership Boys' Plane Building Training to Open! Contest Considered AtAMFPA.

-stTt. 1 l'rcpara-1 ALAMEHA, Sept. l. minla- i.s-are an- Muffler9 Autos IGDLDEN STATE IKSPECTDRS IF LODGES HURSES II SlTMUni KEEP JOBS fill PUIS, HD .41 yainine institute of Uir.h I UV ix l.l'!IlJ!lll I a Alahieda I'-oy Scout 'o Jt. Toaison.

-the crntlm'ed at t'l- lu-'h. A f- rernns' S.ivi.o BISCHOFF'S Means Quality and Service ft of Spruce- Street SiPlinilTlf SI. fif i morn- Mehritis, A. li. 'Sriy i Jr.

V-H- Vroi- K. S. Ford. -rnu fvmjiTain of Popping Motors Fvty Niizht. he com; Hi red M.

i "tori lf.irvey V. J.cr; I-: lirv.lll. i A Who's i direr- I 1' iU! Kvans and F. Clark. T.iKRKF.l.KY, Sept.

1, 4 CO Who 1 tiptntTTtrmnttPd by the-pWM0'-0 rtepar.tmemnd Is ROins tirf fW. and N. D. Dr. Frank Kellv, Health Chief, Declares He Will Not Cut His Staff.

ilee First Fall Issue Is Purged of Questionable Inuenclos in Editorial ciuitain WIG to Gather September 9. in driving diwn Siiruce street" with-thii-jr uiints open and motors back firing. This all happens between 11:31 p. m. and every night arrIrriiiiK- to complaints mader-to th police.

mong those have protested ia.inst having their siuniher (iis- No matter If it's Kf Trmf, Abdominal Supporter, Surgical Corset, Elastic Stocking or Arch Supporter, we give you a perfect fit. BISCHOFF'S SURGICAL HOUSE 427 20th St.j Elks Bl.lp. OuU.ml To one brinKiK- In -this a'd-Erlilay or Saturday, -3rd, we will allow a discount of 207o on appliances, This offer does not Include Spencer or Gilbert Corsets. turbed are -Jiessio Xichols. 2209 The rrr Friendly Piano (ilen avenue, and City Manager Kdv who lives at 54 X-jiclid avenue.

So in order to stop it the police are going to' set a trap for the offenders. The least that Judge Youngs will chargejp 5. ho says. Approximately fifty parlors', of Native Sons and Native Daughters of the Golden West- will take part' in the Admission Day parade at Santa Cruz September 9. Special trains will leave PUrst and Broadway September 8 at 7:30 P.

at Fruitvale. -San Leandro, llayward, NUes and Cen-terville. And at 7 a. September 9 a special train will leaKp Oakland in time for the parade. S-pecial will leave Santa Cruz for 'Oakland at ,6:30 and 9 p.

m. 9. In- -the parade the Alameda countv parlors will occupy the seventh division. M. B.

Morrison will be marshal, followed by Dorothy Vargas, F. C. Merrjtt and Harry Watkins, his aides. Then will come representatives of the Oakland police" department, the board of supervisors and mayors of. Alameda county and the city commissioners.

Sept, 1'. The Pelican, University of California of all "dirt" and filled with nothing but "clean collegiate humor," according to public, avowal of its editor, Wilson' B. Cosby, senior ptuilent. made its initial appearance on the campus today under the new regime. stated recently that (ho chanpre In poHcy of the magazine SyjicFaslOrlfd by-eritiptam- of the brand 'of hunio; heretofore displayed, and by a widespread feel-liifr that a'collepre magazine could he funny without aninp "ljro.KU" niilpa of professional monthlies.

Here are some of the products turned out by collegiate- Jokesmith.s in today's Issue: Sonpr, "Campus Vamp," words by Margaret IvicPranz. music by Roper Sesure; Verse, i'Vou were as pure Sa a rose, I'm sure, when first you To Architects; Contractors and Builders Strable Hardwood Co. TWO PASTORS RETURN HOME an extra $12,000 per annum because of the new milk inspection law, but unable to get one cent of it, Dr. Frank Kelly, Qak-laml health officer, today began figuring to see what further economies can be made in order that tho city health department may keep within a budget, which barely provides for the payroll, without counting stationery, medicines, supplies, or transportation for nurses who make approximately 151)11. calls per month.

Dr. Kelly announced that, no matter what happens, he does -ot 'intend to cut down the staff of nurses or the milk inspection bu-reitu. "Our nurses are too few already," said Kelley, "and we cannot dispense with the milk inspectors, especially in view of the new ordinance which brings Oakland a revenue from every out-of-town dairy inspected. We shou4d hav more Inspectors. big" trouble -is that- these inspectors will bring In a)wut $1000 per month in fees which go into the general, fund but do not come to our department.

Consequently, we bear all the expense but get no revenue. It would' be unwise to cut down the milk inspectors and thus cut down the city's revenue, yet we must observe the most stringent economies in order to keep within our Something has to be done." A general meeting of health department employees will be called shortly, says to disciisa the problem. Beloved of thousands of owners faithful through -the years a-charming txifje- Is now open to contract for The. parlors taking part include: LAYING AND FINISHING i HARDWOOttOORS Alameda, Knclmilt Vista, Kden, Hayward, Berkeley. Bear Flag, Brooklyn, Two Oa.kland pastors will be welcomed homo from extended vacations tomorrow night.

They are the Daintv Grand Athens, PiedmontBay Side Hr. Frank-M. Silsley, pastor of the Jlrat Presbyterian Fruitvale, syntlietic sin, have led you far CHMtis, "Campus vamp, what would your grandma- say? College scamp, how did you get th a wn jr? Ymi camniere torn cve In "Greek and esthetics, hut now you'r ft whiz in applied cosmetics. Campus vamp, what would your grandma say?" Las R0.sltas, Fstudilto, El Cereso, Wisteria, Laura Loma. Washington and Betsy" Ross.

The Eastbay Counties Assembly No. 3 and Past Presidents' Association 2 will also be in line. is truly the piano for family circle; wrought into this instrument Prompt and Efficient Service, Consistently Reasonable Prices, SKSiecl and Thorough Workmanship. Wa will be pleased to submit figures for any sized fob. A telephone call bring a representative.

STRABLE HARDWOOD CO. 537 FIRST STREET, r. Oakland, Cal. Telephones, Oakland 244, 245, 246, 420 fMalnt of an athlete: study In the fall, Gotta play football. Can't study in the winter, Gotta pjay basketball.

Can't study In the spring, Gotta play baseball. Can't study in the summer, Gotta girl." with Mrs. Silsley has been resting in the' shadow of Castle "Crags In the Siskiyou, and Dr. .1. Whit-comb Brougher of the First Baptist church, who with his family sojourned in the wilds of Oregon.

At the First Presbyterian church a reception will he tendered Dr. and Mrs. Silsley by the congregation and officials of the church. The Women's Society of the church be In charge, while the various organizations, of the church are preparing to take part In the program. A clmrch social and reception Is planned for.

the Broughcrs at the First church. The program promises 'an evening of fun and fellowship, according to the officials in charge. that the "price 8 8 5 is al Guessing Contest For Dairymen Set BERKELEY, Sept. 1. You can't tell bv looking at a cow how much milk "it will give.

W. Norton, agricultural specialist, at the University of California, who rhakes this statement, is going to give, the farmers a chance to prove It for themselves at the California state fair in Sacramento next week. He how Freshman Flo: My dear will have pictures of four Jersey cows on exhibit at the fair, and will invite visiting dairymen to guess the milk production of each. The names of those making the nearest guesses will be published in a dairy bulletin, Norton says. do you file your finger nails? Sophomore Sue: '-Oh, no, dear child.

I simply throw them away after I cut them. luringly low! TP Cf Making possible Jv lyl immediate possession. Tess: Down in Blncksburg thoy-ea 11 iiih the WhtgeTiTTeSrn Alice (with a sneer): That's because so many of the town poker players have held you. DFXT DK TO DEATH. CHICAGO.

Suffering from a delusion that a -tumor had grown in her throat and was choking her to death, airs. Charlotte Graham committed suicide. 1323 WASHINGTON HT.T;! 135 KEARNY ST. I Drawing sets, reference books, can be said thru a Classified Ad. OAKLAND 1111 SAN FIIANCISCO 'LL want to vou for I i i '-J T71 1 the own me new ora because-of- its speed, pick-up, comfort, safety, stamina and be cause it is such a good- i jj 1 pennstjluania ORD looking car "There's a bit of the European touch in the smart, low, trim lines of the new Ford I -1" I 1 Jean THE ENGINEERS who made Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires fhe world's standard in, safety and service are now building the same re-f tnarkable mileage Into Pennsylvania Balloons.

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Jeannette, Pa. AUTHORIZED OAKLAND FORD DEALERS Dean O. Lippi Suoeexnor to William L. Hughson Co. Twenty-fourth and Broadway Phone Clencourt 3104 AH first, Jos.

Pierotti Sons Co. Broadway at Sixth Street Phone Oakland J97 i Don Neher 2820 Broadway Phone baiclqrld 565 H. M. Lawrence Twelfth Street at -Harrison Phone Oakland 626 Cliff Adams 4100 Telegraph Avenue, Phone Humboldt 6900 Elmhurst Motor Co, 8600 East Fourteenth Street Phone Elmhurst 68 I J. S.

OVERMIRE COMPANY L. C. Firestine 6300 College Avenue Phone Piedmont 979 Bruzzone-Boero Motor Co. 979 Seventh Street Phone Lakeside 3203 Cozzens Motor Co. 3820 San Pablo Avenue Phone Humboldt 1 Glikbarg Motor Co.

2905 East Fourteenth Street Plfone Fruitvale 594 Dimond Motor Car Co. 3245 Fruitvale Avenue Phone Fruitvale 2830 Distributors 2044 Telegraph Ave.7 Cor. obart Phone Oakland 1340 EERKELEY ALAMEDA Throckmorton's Super Ser. Sta. Dietz, Motor Company Phonet Berkeley 3fl-M.

1S44-Mia 1 1 ink lherr tlniiieds 2HI8 Central Ave. i IIMWIII ii 4,.