Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 15

"FRIDAY EtENING7 FEBRUARY 8, 1929 aklaniT 16 A ll Ml NAV Dog Race Champion Boosts Sierra ion Olympic Sports Verses Written By Girl Free Her From Jail 'Good OV Liz'; Fails to Perk For Burglars COLLEGE ITE LOCATION OPEN PHONE CHIEFS LIS TO PIONEER WILL ALAMEDA HPS UP PAYMENT FOB TUBE FETE TRUCKEE, Feb. 8. California, for all its claims to sunshine, is th (rlpfll nnnt fnr nrtntai. cmnta Runs True to Form, Develops Guard Reads Poem and Starts Movement to Get Author Released. and particularly the winter sport schedule of the Olymplo games of COST MILLIONS SOON "Internal Pains" Just At the Crucial Moment.

This Is the ODlnlon of Sr-nttv 11. Ian, 1 famous Alaskan- "musher," fi.nd Parria r-il BAN FRANCISCO, eb. 8. Jail- HAYWARP, Feb. 8.

While Hayward i vitally Interested in establishing a Alameda county and is ln special meeting of count educators and school trustees Monday nlKht" for a discuwion of the plan, it is not partlculhtly desirous of having the Institution placed in or immediately near the community. Capt. Holden C. Rirhardson, house rhyme is the, latest, thing Authorizes Expan-! sion Program of. HAYWARD, Feb, 8.

The rusty and pleblan snout of Old Lizzie is today being fondly Jjiarressed by Manuel Avllla and Joseph Caspar, sportsman, In charge of the Slenra dog derby to be, run from here to Tahoe tavern February 10, 11 and 12. Inclusive. Aviator, and Designer, Expenses Said to Have Run $888 Over Amount Author-" ized by Councfl. any other area flfi the' American continent or in Europe. "It seems to me that it Is the duty of the people to develop our natural resources.

If we want to attract the winter sports feature of the Olympic games, then we must certainly 'tell the world' -the conditions in our very front yard. "Propaganda is being spread in the east (hat California is not prepared for or interested 'n the Olymplo winter sports, and atr teinpta are toeing mafls to bring these cold weather events, such as dog-team racing, to the east. To offset jitch a condition, we must immediately popularize our winter sport, opportunities both nationally and internationally." ARTISTS BRELIN C4) Germans who among the violators of the prohibition laws now held at the San Francisco Jail. to Quit in proprietor tl a nercnanai wore) mm wba oe6iaa.wi )af aojf facing in Alaska gg 1 One of ih latest offender, fo on Jackson street." And- Lizzie Is enter the cell block is Leonora NEW YOttK. Feb.

8j UP) T. i ti. Miller, general manager of the Ion, lines department of the quivering with' delight under the gentle ministrations. Living up to a general reputa American Telephone and Tele. tion and running pretty much to form, Lizfcie developed Internal pains Just y.

hen a thief or two was praph company, announced today 'that the company had authorized construction program calling for Tfitr tpa.9 Mv JsrriMn nwi'iin day by chamber ot commerce officials" sponsoring the meeting on bell that the tmnression ic abroad that Hayward's motive is PurelV selfish and tr.at every effort will be made to bring the college to this, community. Representatives from Eden. Murray. Pleasanton and Washington townships have been sent pet-taJ: invitations to the- meeting in or-de that the entire southern, coun-tv district will have a voice. in the aeeniy anticipating the Sierra races and declares thai it is thi best example of of winter sports." He has entered his team of Alaskan maJamutes in the event.

"If the races mean nothing more, Harris said In complement of Allan's eulogy, "thy will be a means through which California mav attract the attention" of the world to the unusual that exist in our high Sierra, which exceeds in snow depth and season WASHINGTON. Feb. Captain Holden C. Richardson, one of the navy's pioneer aviators and aircraft designers, will retire In April and return to" his bojne in Shamokln, Ps. Widely known as an' aircraft de.

signer, his- last accomplishment was the drafting of plans' for the hull of the navy's latest hue -flying boat. He also has been with designing the flret navy xpendtture ot -nearly I 8 2.000,009 ien new distance telephone ALAMEDA, Feb. 8. Payment of $888 in expenses incurred in celebrating the opening of the. Posey tube has been held up here by City Auditor F.

J. Croll on orders from City. Attorney William 3. Locke-'- "Locke maintains that the council Is without authority to order the payment. The council appropriated $500 for the celebration.

A committee of the of commerce superintended the celebration, it is said, and advertising and publicity expenses ran $888 above the $500 aoDroorlated. are members of the federal associa -facilities in 19Z. tion of artists are henceforth entitled to free admission to all mu He wild the expanalon vm ettated by Increasing public use of ready to-drive away with a iou of canned goods valued at more than $800. The full load was discovered early In -the morning by the partners when they came to open up. Glass ot a rear door was cut away to provide entrance.

Only choice goods had been loaded on the machine. Kvideneo of frantic efforts of tha thieves to start the seums and puMlcly owned castles long distance service. There had proceedings. i' 't within the Reich. i teen an 18 per cent increase In seaplane in.

1815. 1928 over the previous year. -i Part of the moneja will go to Ward construction of three ad The naval academy graduated Captain; Richardson io.iilOl, and Alii lone, arrested in a raid on the Telegraph Hill tavern, resort of Han Fra nclaco's. intelligentsia, Tuesday night. Unable -to furnish bail she remained In the Jail, while her pent-up emotions swelled and flowed wlthln her.

Yesterday she could stand it no -longer, so she poured out her soul in measured verse. Hhe fdiowed her verse to a guard, who promptly started a movement to release her. edited States Commissioner Francis Krull ruled that she wits oftly visitor at the place, and, freed her. Dorothy. Sawvelle, "M.yrto" the trade, and George Vernon, proprietor and waiter, were held in default of $1000 bail.

Petaluma Legion Host at Program PETALUMA, Feb. At the American Legion hall Wednesday night the City Minstrels presented a program of entertainment for the Legionnaires and Women from Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties. Ijrefreshments and dancing foIlowelT the' program. he was detailed to the nlr ecMn in -The- thirteenth man to When the bill was presented t.3 dltional short wave transoceanic telephone systems to take" cttre of the Increasing volumeit overseas receive a.naitaravlatot's lrtSTme, he the council the latter body split on the matter of Its payment. Some of the-councllmen maintained that THE wa the first secxetrtry of the national advisory committee for aero stalwart old gal was seen, ol' LIz." crooned the as they fed tier 11 bera 1 portions of extra heavy oil with cup grease canapes.

''You came through, didn't you?" Lizzie took -her honors quite modestly. construction, projects Jur Jng J928 will Include the construe the extra expense had not been nautics. He developed the first authorized. itlon of relief cables on more than succeHHim cmapuu in i.jfiz. A compromise was effected 90 per cent of the New York In 4918 Captain Richardson was Several days later by which the OAKLAND Chicago route via Pittsburgh and amigned as superintending con 14th to 13th on Clay structor at the -plant In council decided to pay $288 of th amount and debate further on th Buffalo, N.

and while there aid remaining $600. Mrs. Alice Caton, BAY POINT ed in designing the three NO planes president of the Alameda House wmcn attempted a transatlantic Cleveland, thereby affording additional facilities between the eastern seaboard and the midwest. I One Important aerial wire pro-IjAct contemplated for 1929 la the ifculldlng of a tie line connecting central and northern trans-! Continental routes. This will be wives' league, protested this action flight the next year.

He piloted and City Attorney Locke's inetruc BAY POINT. Feb. 8. A din one 'of the olahes. was forced tlons followed.

down off the Azores islands after ner pary was given by Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Pacini for Mr.

and Mrs. R. 15 hours In the air. One of the Moffat. Other guests Included Dr.

Accomplished by building new other planes also wa fprced down, and Mrs. Bel by Marks of Pittsburg. but the the NC4. cdmD eted the flight. to Europe after stopping Dr.

and Mrs. H. D. ac Just Arrived These Striking Teed Sppri Goats Mpst Exceptional Values This Season at the Azores, captain Richardson companied by and Mrs. Jack Oakland Shop I.MflGNIN Corner Grarfd Avenue and Webster Street, Oakland Waa awarded the navy mobs for hie i Circuits xrom Bait Lake city to jllelena, via Pocatello, Idaho and Butte.

fieirs of Pioneer I Sue for $25700 Pacini of Clyde, spend twolday at Yosemlte thia, pan and Mrs. Jamee O'Brian of San Franelscb visited hare. Tvlth Mr. and' My. Sture Larson.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gustafson FA RM BUREAU TO HOLD MEET have returned 'from a -visit at Tracy with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clark).

"0 tXTBA CITY. Feb. 8. Stilt for 126,700 damages has been filed in he Sacramento county superior pourt by the heirs of W. J.

Wilbur, IDloneer resident of West Butte, yrho waa. killed recently In a Hao-jfamento auto accident. The complaint names Adele Gllmore of Kae rameato as Hhe was She driver of the car which sfftu-k $Vllbur, causing Injuries which re-Mulled In hie death a few hours Hater. ressmaker" Touches Mrs, J. Priest entertained with "BOO" party at her home with Extremely smart looking are these all- wool tweeds.

Smart novelty cuffs with fancy stitching and all silk crepe 'An ideal weight for travel, sports or general wear. A practical year-round coat Mr. and Mrs. S. Utz of Pittsburg, Mr.

and Mre. Tom Burns of Home-acres and others as guests. in New Felt Hats A 'Paris Idea for Spring BETTA-TONE RADIO COMPANY COME EARLY Open Evea. Boty Stores I tlVpRMORe. eb.

S. Agrlctil. turlsts of the county are being urged to attend a meeting: of the Llvermore farm bureau at Foresters' hall there tonight to hear talks by Enos Lee, president of the New York State Farm bureau and a director of the American Farm Bureau Federation, and A. Ahlf, president of the California Farm Bureau. i Because of the confusion that resulted from garbled reports on the many farmers and ranchers believe the meeting has been either cancelled or postponed, it Is being explained by T.

CV Morrison, local farm adviser. The belief Is erroneous and the session will proceed as scheduled, he said. Both speakers will outline the work accomplished by the organizations they represent and will, tell Of possibilities for this year's farm POPULAR DEMAND 1250 A Collection FORCES US TO EXTEND FOR ONE WEEK ONLY THESE STUPENDOUS VALUES Kennedy '-Also- 45-Volt Urr Batteries activities. Morrison is aid I tie Walter Block Power Cone dlreotor of the Llvermore center, and Herman Huter, director of the stttte organization and a resident of 'Sucks, shirrings, pleats these borrowed troui the dress designers, lend new chic to the soft relt hats notable Paris houses are creating for Spring wear in town and for sports Exact replicas in all the new shades. 300 New Print that community, in preparation for garnering of more than 200 per sons.

SPEAKER win improve any set. NOW Mat. 18.. "tfrtfl Pff. tl TI.

JLj) Oa Oalj thil rle. 'fill Silk Frocks Mare Island Man II Milt IlM i xni Tro $1.19 III I BCA t'XlOO Dt Talks at Petaluma TPETALUMA'. Feb. At the weekly luncheon- meeting of the- -lip1, Petaluma Lions club the nrlnclnnl Misses 14 to 20 Women 36 to 48 10 speaker. Captain Charles Willis Fisher, S.

Navy, stationed at Mnre Island, ga'va a talk on divers 0, EXTRA SPECIAL! and the salvage of sunken vessels. BEAVY DVTt it-T Nstlcnsllr Knaira. New DANVILLE The Oakland Shop i I.MflGNIN Corner Grand Avenue and Vebster Street, Oakland A Bl? MORS TUBE VALUES jjXWSCEiectriVjQS UX227C sHeTded Grid I Type Raytheon BH type $2.95 Tungar 2-amp. type 8395 WDU and WD12 type l.i5 $1.99 tut. txix TlAlVVTT.f.Tn TTaV, lip; John etuchell of lianville com 00 rth much morel Tl 1 munity church has recovered from his recent illness.

KESTER Eosln Core SOLDER 11 Mrs, Bffio Hlllinger has returned to her home In Sun Francisco fol lowing a visit with her mother. 1 Mra. Lillian Manuel Ferrolra Is at his home TUNGARI Trickle Charger You Need One LOOK 1 LOOK I LOOK I 6-VOLT RUBBER CASE Storage "A -Batteries In Ban Ramon suffering with an injured back. ngora Slight damage was done to a Gorgeous, brilliant floral patterns in perfectly heavenly colors also several flat crepes anckgeorgettes in new shades These are truly exceptional frocks at such a low price and were specially purchased for, Saturday only! room in'tha- home of Clarence on vor mm Fashion Shops Second Floor Close, star, route mall carrier, when some papers behind a stove became ignited. Neighbors extinguished the blaze.

cic S33f Trtcklt Ckiriv The Oakland I. Magnin Co. Shop Presents Imported Cardigan Ensembles in Exquisite Colorings Ml fK III i ffii 31 A cranlne SI-10 Bmtrrr Meter I I mi til Ik with (Terr Storage Bat'rr I I Complete with fenn-lne-44 Tunirar Bnfb, Dollar Watch Handed Back By Holdup HERE IS THE IDEAL I fly i ALL-ELECTRIC Tki wave raarl III 1 -mm Dnbiller Combination Arch Protection SHoes for Women TJEftKEr-EY, Feb. 8. A hlgli--- wayman who had had his troubles with-a dollar watch last night, refused a victim's gift of his only timepiece.

The victim was John M. Davis Jr. of I2S The Uplnnrfs. The robber waa waiting for Davis In T3ypicALiY of the Riviera unmistakably of European origin this new sports ensemble for informal daytime wear. Cardi' gan and sleeveless jumper of imported angora the finely pleated silk skirt to match exactly.

An important factor in its chic is its coloring a long list of the most glorious shades sanctioned for the new season. his garage) when Davis roached- ljl Aerlai Wire a Uont. It's mu-fl tl i ai.L-KLl!.tTRIC Sfc let er mere it a-' i 31 HS1NO A. TIIBM tl.n. 'if ma PESSSft NOW TIUB STOPS frfl ineramoui that.

mJgL Jackson-Bell rjw-J i3 AmriTi WLUm '1 ft THIS LOW rmiCB nil 'if AND TD 99C Lgyg! TO BFTl 29 (Si -i-yaa toon looBil ff Eri VERY VrnilO rtunm oo wh. Kic.il SSv TERMS 25 In these days of modern living and ever-changing styles" fashionable women demand shoes for every occasion, styled to give the utmost comfort. They have rigid steer arch, that will hold the foot in proper place, not allowing it to spread. They also have narrow back, making a snug-fitting heel, so essential to comfort. Marked surprisingly low for such smart footwean iioinr insc nigiic.

no urovc tlie ear Into the 'garnge and snapped ont the light, the man stepped forward and thrust a gun In his fare. Pa vis handed over $2.35 and- a dollar tvatoh. The man handed the watch back. "I don't want this," he aald. "I hud one once." Davis reported the robbery to bye Build Resistance To 65 Corn jTSj) white yrsm''- Apricot Jfen orcmd njri Mli1- Cornflower blue -j! 'X Fervenche fl TM 111 1 -X Robin egg b-'ue I i Prevent Coughs or Colds Take SCOTTS ill np ta VI mllee er aierr i TfcJ1' 7, Sj Tent Veer )' Serrlee While the I ail VWJarjS: Bilrle 14 20c 99c I i THE Ny-WMOtitl-S ATWATKR-grST ARh Ht.Bg I IAII.

OKPFRS Ullril an fifflpl of f. IHn. order 'II JlpTSfWlFl) i ') II I II A Tx iTI AivTxr If EMULSION eln brqttm, or black V1 First Floor Rich in Resistance-build 1 HliT "'r ing Cod-liver Oil Vitamins xlf Sn Franclw Btorr Own Sonday 1 OuMml Store 1A Jpfr 1050 Market St; I 469 Twelfth St. Jj Betew riraBadm' Theater Frea. ta IS Be, WaKh.

and Broa1var Ml I Both Stem rhona LAkeatde tw VI iyaaoTO'i A rnxu I- niVI AMD Jtl eBtfat Scott town. Bkoinfiell K. 1. S-t.