Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 33

's' -fc4 -ri IntThisSection THEATRIGALANN0UNCEMENT5 ili i VOLCV- OAKLAND CALIFORNIA THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 18A926 33 Na141 r- i 4 -fa fired a gun' Into hie meill had Jean ta III health 1 tor time but the family' had no Sid on pf hla Intention util they Hi i DrtoA becoming a burden to Me family through HI health was the reason ascribed today far the suicide of Or James Halle 01 at hie hym hero last night 'Malta Man Feptring to Be en Kills Self liar zz 14 Dogs Gassed AtCityPound Owners Sought i -1 V- w- Holiday Bargains in Canines Offered in Effort to 'Save Lives- yri mornings A RESIDENT COOLIDGE ppeaU foriion-prti coqiudBr tioti of this proposed tax rebate 'He'wlll-do bU part by eon-alting- with member of both parties He in fact did hiipgrt by defining 'diaenaaionf of the qneation 'until- after -deption ao that-it'conld -hare no effect oil it Now -we shall aee whether Congxeseia capable of doing ifise Everybody is for the tax Jeturn of And everybody who considers facts will knbw'that there is jtothmgin the slogan that the rebate -is to a part of the tax payers at the Expense of all of than It Ja a readjustment of a paflalr tax after- the estimates on that particnlar tax'" turned out to be too high There ia-nothing parGaahJnihe policy -Both parties are for it The only partisan thing is'-the quarrel who shall get the -credit for it And' the way to settle that Is' to give them both all the credit they care to claim What the tii' payers'- want is the ioi)y What ths want Is to cat votes for that money The bast way "to' feet them la to quit fuaainx over who did It and do it 1 0 0 0 PANGALQ8 deposfd dictator of Greece' 'to reported insane He thinks he le an ancient Byzantine Emperor If eo he hae merely rone a atep further than the reel All dictator! must be more or leee crasy to ret by with It' -If Mueettlinl did -not think hlm'eelf Caesar he could not bluff hie people Into thinking eo If he did not make speechee about hie own greatnesa that would ret him locked up for' megalomania hto people would not take seriously The beet test that he la only Just crazy enough la that he reto by with It 0 0 Mussolini by the way has soma philosophical obaerv-atlons on America Ha says that democracy la all rlrht for ns tlona like ours that pro rlc! enough to afford The wastages of Its wrangles Italy he insists By ROT HARRISON DAS'FORTH Mlacha Elman and bJs quartet noweet of American Quartets opened the aaaaon'of the Berkeley Musical association hist' evening io a crowded house- at Harmon gymnasium -One- listened particularly to-discover whether this was to be like the usual play In whlchthe Famous Personage Quite eclipses any other In the cist It Is -upth-Ing of tho sort- But for the youth of It there is no discernible lack of homogeneity Elman by no means dominates either' in execution or what might also' have been sus-JV pected In such choice of numbers as would emphasise the tint violin Thera Were timet Indeed several of them when that first violin was of lively tweed z5 1 Camel's lair poat feature I- I J- V'- 'I coats 50 Specialists at Sutter 'i 1 '1' 4 -il: i i 1 1 i quite in evidence and these -were momenta of unimpaired enjoyment Something- of tho facility of the Elman technique the' richness of texturo which -ho contrives so well and the play of light and ahnde across tho surface of hie expressive canvas wae caught by his company Ions and presently Invested the playing -of them nil a Fourteen lives closed upon 'this ad' world'-at4tyo yesterday afternoon atf For iCaq dl ncaster streets When the jotficiaU of the pity pound tapped- on tha -gas for tho benefit of the luckless canines which had been neUhjsr sold nor redeemed The sumary execution was scheduled for 1 ro but wag postponed in case any kind cltixen-might turn Up' Wllling to rescue some pnp from permanent' ellmlnatlalti Nobody appeared' TJie hours of A end 4 ticked away1 with the unjras-PCCtliig victims penned )n thejnge-wall apartment 'kept for that pur- pqse at' the: podnd alongalde the gaahonse' Til holir of afrlve'd and the Borrowing pound officials watched the' dowOeet someone came to buy a dogT Nobody came A 4:11 Foundmaater Patrick McTlerngn closed hie stop watch "Let cr tor said McTleraan They wci ed to cooperate In out fukiher develop-the motor firm's local operation The rall-ds and the newspapers were rtlcularly thanked by Mayor Chandler for their help in the Ford negotiations Citing the reduction obtained In Francisco automobile ferry rates President Sapford of the chamber of commerce Uuded the work of the board of directors and the: various committees Ha predicted the early establishment of transbay pedestrian commuting rates on an equality with thorn enjoyed by the remainder of the Eaetbay Sanford told of the chamber's work lu bringing the community hotel plan to fruition i Lee 0 Wlndrem local attorney end author of the suit to abrogate the Parr lease brought on behalf of himself And parties" wna preset-with City Attorney Thomas MVCArlaon framer of the contract -Itoither took any part In the dlacXsslon Vocal numbers were presented by Eduardo Abdo Arabian tenor accompanied by Mae Peggy MacDonald e- Economist Praise Installment Buying WASHINGTON Nov Installment buying despite defects Is credited with' a large share In America's present prosperity by economists attending the annual meeting -df the Academy of Political 8clencehere Edwin A Bellgman professor of political economy at Columbia University places installment sales at li0000001000 slid 7-000000000 out of an-annuel 40-000000000 bualhees In a speech yesterday he- declared the Installment plan had- proved a- notable success In the automobile business John J- Rascob chnlrman of the finance committee of the General Motors corporation asserted that ths desire for motor care provides an Incentive to work which results In converting' otherwise hqure par on Riy Oakland Io Woman Elevator Stops failure of the elevator In Ray hotel 411 Tenth street to respond Ao a signal shortly after 1 this morning brought a bo nt the rescue of the night clerk George Favre- by Mr and Mrs Blerwlller guests -of tho hoteL who found Favre bound and gagged In the baeempnt of the building Hearing faint calls for help from the depths of the elevator abaft Mrs Blerwlller summoned her hue-bend after -aha had attempted to raise the car from the whaft' The two went Into the basement where they found FaVre tied with a rope and with- hie handkerchief stuffed in hie mouth When released Favre said two bandits after asking to see a room had entered -the elevator and covered him with their guns as he dosed the car door He was 1 ordered to go to the basement wbere they 'bound him end took flVo dollars and the keye of the hotel office Examination of the hotel '-safe revealed the theft of ItOOIn currency a check for I7 end five dol-lars In silver by the bandits Army-Navy Game Scalping Denied By CLARK KELE8EY ViltW Prwa Staff OshwhIwI CHICAGO Nov 1 Charges of wholesale manipulation of Army-Navy football game tickets by scalpers today' brought Heated denial from officials In charg that any substantial blocks of tickets are held by scalpers The denial followed recelfit of word from eastern dtlea that ticket agencies In thoak dtlea are dffer-lng for-eale large blocks -oft the tickets' They said 11000 tlqketa were reserved for members -of congress Each school got: 40000 tickets of which the officials bought hack 10000 from-1 each school That gave 11000 -Rickets I of Crash fl -1 joe I fined BO us driving Two Are Fined A Aftermath PlfTSBURG Nov Beallmur Oakland was on a charge of recklei and William Donnelly a nassfndBr In Beallmura car was fined I0 fpr possession of liquor as thb result of an auto crash on tha highway negr here Investigation revealed that Beallmur had driven an automohfle fpr fourteen yearfc and had never possessed an qpegr atore license-according to Traffr Officer George Eastwood nelly was alleged to have Dot) a par tlally flnled flask when arregteq- For a -on'the'doliar have -a hara time equaling this $3750 1 coat Sporty tweed: in' weight Raglan or" set-iri leeves Shower-proof Silk yoke An- emphatic- value! It was good to -glimpse aghhr the familiar features of -Horgcg Britt and to again to -ths JAmlllar TJe second and the beauties of hla 'cello violin in Edwin Bachm 'V I viola William Bchuberiv- both fit men to' play wlthElnun and Britt -Haydn's njln'o qugrtet Beethoven's quartet opus 74 and Tschlakovsky quartet- opus 1 10 were played Beethoven exposition was-ablt desultory: otherwise Interear 0UD not flag throughout tho program TomMow evgnlng the quartet given ltd only JEantbay concert open to thgen era I -public appearing at the Aqdltorlunv-thegter Piedmont Council Eulogize Becker PIEDMONT Nov 1S-2-A unanimously adopted by the city council of Piedmont expressing appreciation for tho energetic and constructive work of Sheriff Elect Backer during hla term ais chief of police of Piedmont' wan city the Parr firm and the federal ment at the Ferry point dock may be expected to fell off materially In short time he said as county oil ahlppers plan bulk shipments to Australia to replace the present expensive method of shipping In crfne end drums He urged a greater diversification of products to paaa over the local wharves Joseph Brooke chamber director manager of coast refineries of the Standard Oil company and toastmaster at last night'a Affair praised ths chamber's work estimating Richmond's industrial growth during the -past ten-year period aa being over COO per cent greatly more than other larger California cities Thirty-five local Industries employ 0000 men and have an aggregate pay-roll of 113100000 he mid PROMISES' TO FORD Mayor Mattie Chandler urged that the city be enabled to Inform the Ford representatives that the Clothing Kearny it San Francisco i i Chamber of Commerce An mull Meeting Develops Into Flea' for Harmony in Handling of "Waterfront RICHMOND-1 iNov- Harald-Ing the proepacttoA' Advent pf large' plant of 'the' Ford- Motor company aa an -achievement of major -Importance: too local civic leaders met last night at thq annual megihershlp banquet meeting -of tho chamber of commercf held 'at Hotel Carquines- I Indicating -that the -Ford establishment wlR probably be considerably larger than at first expected Fred-D-Parp of the-city's waterfront properties and leading figure In the negotiations which securedAh Ford assent to the -local elto urged tho city to present united front- of cooperation when tho Ford factory representatives -Brown and CL Cowling arrive lets this week- or early next week to close the deal Parr urged those who have brought suit against the city an hla- company In an endear abrogate the Parr lease to draw their opposition at leaatr until Uie staJa leRlelature meetoin the eprlng as It may be askedto alter certain -technicalities of he Owen grant of 1111 concerned with the Cession 'of state harbor lands to the city which aranow regarded aa minor obstacle to tho validity of- the Parr lea ape He warned that thousands of beres elsewhere on tho shores or Ban Francisco bay might-aa easily be developed to mast Fordrequlrsments should the city falldown on Ite assurances that Itwlll dredge channels and turning basins fill lands and open streets to the -Inner harbor indua-trlgl area EXPECT REVENUE Parr assured the chamber members that under hie administration of the local harboF the city could expect a wharfage tolls revenue approximating several thousand dollars a month Prebent capacity cam oil ship- Present caps government will positively fulfill their portions of the agreement stipulated by the Ford company She mid that thq Ford heads will AX5L 0YLEN TAILOR itylea for each type of man Havo your clothes made for you 1 persaasltr ast'esS fit -eve ij esnatH ia this stop Top- Floor Htnshaw Bmlding Cor f4th' Broadway Entrance oa- 14th Street wear Qnxmd Gripped I with evoy i 'tep and take you every- jtiieiB'in cotnatt Lctr drfttyisii with a pair of the ikiBoaa GROUND GRUBER 3trM tHxpen aBidCbUdrm i Courteous Credit NO MONEY DOWN MONTHS TO PAY! too poor for anythlnr but efficiency Doubtless It la true that-we can afford soma luxuries and wastages that other nations mftst avoid Democracy may bo one of them At any rate we era determined to keep It whether we can afford It or not It la worth to ua any necessary price But do -we need therefore i to pay tho unnecessary price of cllng-Inr to outworn machinery of democracy inherited from tho da ye when other things were more 1m portent than efficiency We thought we could afford to do without a budget until the 'war taxes became no high that -we did not dare make them' any higher Long after Honduras and Barbados and Tonga' and -Turkey1 had budgets and the system was ao universal that -French the International language of treaties and diplomacy did not have even a word for the American Legislative -word atad had to say'- In 'the' we raised end spent our revenues hup-hazard trusting to- luck that there would bo- enough The national budge) dates only from the war? Callforn hae had a legal budget only fi years' and an extra-legal ona over a dosen years i 0-0 0 TIAT part we havameasur-ably- modernized But what of the wastage of time In taking thirteen months to put Congress Into operation after It If elected What about duplicate and overlapping departments? What about tho enormous legislative wastage In dfhylng to Cabinet officers the Tight Universal elsewhere ofgping on the floor of Congress to explain their meas- KEEP THIS AD Tble advertisement ft presented at our office will entitle yon to the painless extraction of one teeth or one FREE X-Ray THIS IS A BONAFIDB OFFER with no strings attsebsdand la made for the sole purpose of convincing tho public that we can give you better dentistry for less raonav iUAAAJVfi ef Teeth- etfe a glass XX-Ksrat Cali Crowns Bridge Work per teeth IM Gold or Percale lei PtMWd Cj-ewms 7' Bag Oa Id pilllaga ar talaya kit Alloy Pllllaga lSo rethsfle Correia la ffinagag'MU Pyorrbeo traafad par tooth SIAS Consultation- and examination always FREE Ik llled anrees la attendance at toll times ALL WORK PAINLEgg AND GUAR-ANTEXUL doctors HARRIS 'v DENTISTS if TJie Omce DENTIST rtSTRY III BROAD WAT OAKLAND eat Dear ta-nroad way-Theater Haora mu'tm Phono LakeaMr SgJ LOOK FOR THH OlOlltD -r-PLOOg LABOR ATMnCvi skidv tfhsm Terms Fit Your Income delivered to Becker toddy' The resolution Introduced by Councilman Hibbard called attention to the interest end conscientious effort taken by Becker In bringing bout an efficient police force which they said accomplished much good for -the community Becker Is avpi- to rvi-n It's office- as police uliwi- 1 1 I Shortly ns he aaaumes the uut i the Alameda county eherlft on January 1 urea 'and answer questions on their administrations How about the cumbersome state constitutions of which California's la the worst Which Impose Idet motion on every net? How about an electoral mechanism beyond the' capacity of Urns electorate to operate? And a tote business organisation utterly unmodern 7 These- things era not democracy They are inefficiency Can- we afford them? vVilVedye yonf hekf--'-A ing' pr0bleuu this -winier- 4 rt fi OvCTf(ight yej(x 'partedee instaljUxig-'v -thk wonrfuf heat-'v L'to -guarantee satiafic- Robert Howden Trq lilotli (ast of -l'Mitoflce- LOANS ON HOMES -t a Time- ested Method 1 0 When you borrow from ua to build your home you are employing a method that has been used in America for the past mmirii years were financed by Ixiild-ing and loan auociationi througbout lhe United States The plan hat made good 5 Investigate tins method for yourself near home You -must kribw'some one of the 65552 residents of Cali- 'paying for their homes in this way 'Wf havfrmtxiey to lend on homes and uKU be glad to diiCUM this-pian with yoii With adear lot and some cash' yra -can sedim a sarisfactory loan from us! on -first 'deed' of trust fen pea? by malting monthly ments ypuwiirhave youir Koine dear r' -r 'tdrf or foIJer For Makes Its Bay Nose Wear-Now Pay Later I HANKSGIVING is just ONE week sff -Let 'Cherry's Ceurteeue brsdltf drees yeu-vp in new etyllzh clothes for the Ne rod tape ne plsid 'Credit Csme In end elect whst yeu Ne extra charge tor eltern- tlene1 Yeur suit erever- cast must K': Our value wilt surprise yeu CASH PRICES on CREDIT i The New British Fashion Qthars at tach JLower a 13th i-'q' -f '-V' rr MfK la ala- dl II -uad daahle All weal P-Cabrtapaad tbo a rnWmS r4' Rextea riMTa with with' Mt belt Large AC Ml Pries! sa 1 th Cdfit 1 -y ate breasted SWCS673 6500 1 Bct WasL- and Qaj I.