Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 22

ablatio- Cribunc DECEMBER 6, 1925 n-3 SUNDAY Bring the Kiddies to Toyland Santa Claus Is Here Daily NESTS BY PIGS FOUND IN SI AM BY NATURALIST Cookie Cutters 3c each Toilet Soap 2c cake WHERE XMA MONEY GOES FARTHER Brooms 39c Ea. Wool Mix Blankets $5.00 pair Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 1 St. and 29 Calif. Large Candles 5c each To Dollar DayHundreds oi morrow is- East Many of I Christmas Gifts them Practica Bath Set Boyi Blouses', 2 for Wool Sox, 2 Pair Dress Ginghams, 6 Yards i III FULL REPORT Erection of First Class Hotel in Yosemite Valley Has Been Approved. By TiKO A.

MrOIATCHY. WASHINGTON, Pec. B. Intensions to the Yosemlte and lessen Volcanic National Paks, together with trip establishment of a Redwood National Park in Northern may he recommended to congress, it is revealed in the annual report of Stephen T. Mather, director of the national park ser-vice, made public today.

Consideration to these proposals will bo Riven by a committee appointed by the President's Committee on Outdoor Recreation, which has already approved an extension to the Sequoia National Park as to take In Mount "Whitney and parts of the Kings and Kern River canyons. Natural conditions in the Yosemite park during the past year, Mather's report says, were never better; travel exceeded all previous records, and operators of public utilities had the most prosperous year In the park's history. YOSEMITE HOTEIj APPROVED. ''Already the erection of a much needed first-class hotel in Yosemite Valley has been approved," the report states, "aid plans are being prepared for same. Coincident with or Immediately following this conduction will be the installation of suitable warehousing and cold storage facilities for handling fo.od and other supplies, and the erection of a general store In the new village, the development of a new and more extensive housekeeping camp unit, the moving of the present unsatisfactory stable Ontit to a more suitable location, and a fuller development of the high country operations in the way of a better organization of the hikers' camps operation." Completion of the all-year Tosemite highway which the State California is building to connect El Portal with the park road system, and which Is expected to be ready for travel not later than the autumn of next year.

This will result in "an Influx of travel Into Yosetnite far beyond anything the park has heretofore experienced and will bring with It a greater demand than ever for correspondingly good roads within the park." In the Sequoia National Park, Mather anticipates a heavy increase of travel that will continue through the greater part of the year after the Generals' Highway, which wll! extend IS miles from the park boundary to Giant Forest, has been completed. Improvements that are contemplated In this park Include a large hotel and public automobile camp. The Generals' Highway. Mather NATfONA PARKS XTENS1 ASKED A '-g of Bctrntd Tal-t rowlHT, Purs wool sicks In (fra.T or a with to Jart nff Salts Id i JIL r.at il fn- Cotton Batts In slns IH 11. 7 Pay.

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Special Day. iO yii rds Ti Filet Net ili Material. Jj- White onlj ACTflVOTIES- Among Negroes SDelilah I'-lb. hoi (Science Service Correspond-ence.) BANKKOK, Slam, Dec. 5.

Wild plSi make nests in Slam, according to K. G. Galrdner, writing in the Journal of th National History Society of Slam. In India, Gairdner says. It Is -reported the pigs make nesti of grass, but In the evergreen Jungles of Siarn therarfl little or no grass and the nests art made of sticks.

The sticks are all bitten off from the surrounding trees and they vary In thtcknesa from the width of a finger to an inch In diameter. They are piled about a yard high and In a heap about three yards broad. The pigs tunnel beneath the nests, presumably for protection against the rain. BERKELEY ELKS BERKELEY, Dec. 5.

Annual memorial services, honoring members Vf the organization who have died during the year, will be held at 8 o'clock this evening by Berkeley Lodge of Elks at the club- rooms, Allston way and Milvia Street. Luther Dunlap. exalted ruler, will preside. The committee in charge is composed of H. T.

Adams. A. R. Macoon and Tcrcival Dowan. The services will be open to the public, guest cards to he obtained from members of the committee or the secretary of the lodge.

Those taking part are the Alnca Trio, Harriet French, Paul Klrier Jack Gercovich: Rev. II. 1 f. Powell, Miss Sue Hill, Mrs. Mildred Stombs-Warenskjold, Arthur H.

Brandt, Thomas R. Dozier. states, also will mean increased travel to Genpral Grant Park, particularly of national as distinct from the present largely local traffic. "The urgent needs of the park," he states, "are still closer communication with park headquarters at Alder Creek in Sequoia Park together with construction of a dignified entrance and ranger quarters, a warehouse and workshop, enlargement of chief ranger's office and other minor construction. It is hoped to provide these in the program of the next two fiscal years." Field work In making a topographic mapping of the Lassen Volcanic Park, the report says.

Is expected to be completed next sprlngJThe map will cover contiguous areas for consideration of an enlargement project. A permanent park representative has been appointed at Lassen, and this is to be followed by reducing the number of cattle grazed there to meet with the park service policy. War Veterans, according to a news item in the Los Angeles New Age, which says the funds for th hospital have been appropriated by Congress-. Friends of Dr. R.

R. Moten. principal of Tuskegee Institute, will be grieved fo learn he has been ill. He hat beer, sent to Jqhns Hopkins Hospital for treatment. Dr.

Motes hat spent a strenuous year raising funds for Tuskegee. The executive boar of the northern section of th California State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs met Wednesday wits a large attendance, la the Fanny Wall Home and Day Nursery. Mrs. Esther Jones Lee presided. Reports showed the women are very much Interested In plam for entertaining of the National Association of Colored Women, which will hold Its biennial meeting In Oakland next summer.

Music lovers of the bay cities are looking forward to the appearance of Edward lyrio tenor, who has toured all the larger cities of Europe with an opera company. He will appear In recital at Cooper AV-M. E. Zion church this week. The colored people of Boston, are pleased over the prospect of the appointment of a colored conductor on the Boston elevated railroad.

There were three colored men who applied for position but only one qualified. If, after six months, he meets sll requirements he will be appointed. The manager of the road said: "The roads have been under public control Since 1920 there has been a law rn operation specifically prohibiting discrimination on account of color." Last Saturday In San Francisco Professor William Busckner, International! known singer. was knocked down by an automobil and died without regaining consciousness. had been manager and owner of several of the leading jubilee troupes of singers.

Is January, 191J married the prims donna, Neale Gertrude Hawkins. Professor Busckner and his "Sunset Quartet" toured California. Oregon and Washington and were given a contraot wltb the Westers Comle Opera Company They were appearing In San Franclseo whes the tragedy occurred David E. Tobias, a veteran newspaper ma'n has died In New Tors City. Many years ago he was correspondent for the London Dally Mail, the Edinburgh Review and other foreign papers.

He formerly was executive editor of the New Yui k. Dispatch The Alameda County League of Colored Women Voters will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Linden branch Y. W. C. A.

There will be speeches on the World Court. Tho public Is Invited. V. C. MAX WHITES ON MEXICO.

BKRKELKY, Dec. 6. A new article on the "Archalo Culture Horizons In the Valley of Mexico" has Just been Issued by Professor A. L. Kroeber, head of the anthropology department at the University of California.

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