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She Drives, Lets Him Walk Solon Stumps Again in Bride Role .MISS BETTIE DE LATE, stenographer, didn't want to return CONSTANCE TAL- DRY CALLED , MADGE, sister of Norma home alone in a taxicab last night after.quarreling with her:escort in Houdini by Trick PRESIDE!!! his automobile, so she reversed theiusual procedure and drove it.back Talmadge and famous in movie to town herself, leaving hiis to find his.own way...... ':'..' ADVUfflNQV 'Spirit Reading' TDrtlTHD IN comedy-dram?.? as star. '.'.iU PI PUP until BY ASSOCIATED PEESS "marry Oliver Mclntosh at Bur- uimnuL nut tiuHIM LEASED "WIRE TO TBIBUHE Mini i UN in lingarne tomorrow. TT7"ASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—C43)— nun " A House committee got deep- ly mired in a discussion of Spir- itualism today when- it undertook to consider a bill for regulating clairvoyants in the District of Co- lumbia. Blackmail Plot Intimated a Anita Hodgkin of St. Mark's Houdini, the magician, told the Claim That Prohibition Is committee that persons claiming 2,300,000 Revenue Payers in Court-martial as the Gir Church, Berkeley. Cleared supernatural powers were nothing Success Termed 'Inexcus- 1925 Exempted by Law Under Grilling Reveal of Knowing of Plot to but fakirs. able Lie' by Senator Ed- His statement led Mrs. Jane B. Approved Today by Execu- Auto Eide Out of State Defraud Adopted Child Coates, head of the Spiritualist wards in Radio Talk tive to Clicking Cameras Church of America in Washing- ton, to declare he had reflected Accuser's Chum Hunted a New England Relatives of on her church, and was interfer- Epithets Hurled Over Air Measure Becomes Effective U. S. Agents Threaten tc Norman Lawrence Beck- ing with religious freedom. Put Pep Into Broad- at Once in Main Clauses' Prosecute Captain Undei Houdini then offered $10,000 to with Lose Battle Waged in anyone who could tell him what cast Discussion of Foes But Extensions Are Given * Federal Mann Act Statut Oakland Superior Court was in a telegram he tossed upon and Friends of Booze the. table. Representative Reid, for Returns in Some Cases Republican, Illinois, without BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.— I BY ASSOCIATED PEESS • Completely vindicating Deacon- blinking an eye, snapped out: LEASED -WISE TO TBIOTHE BY ASSOCIATED PEESS Rev; Orville Clampitt, army chap ess Anita Hodgkin of St. Mark's IEASED WIRE TO "Why it says 'I can't be there WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. —Pro - laJn, being tried by court martial a Episcopal church, Berkeley, of all WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—The today.'" hibition was "our greatest victory the Presidio for alleged Intimac defraud the court in concealing ^ "That's a guess," Houdini re- new tax reduction bill became a Xclth Lucille Swallow, 22, a beaut important facts, Superior Judge J. sponded. "You are no clairvoy- in the World "War," and also was law when President Coolidge.gave S. Koford today denied petitions parlor attendant of Lawrence, Kan ant." "foisted upon a war-crazed. ' peo- it his formal approval at 10:22. •as, is successful In freeing himsel to eet aside her adoption of Nor- "Oh yes I am," replied Reid. o'clock this morning. . from .the military court, it will onl man Lawrence Beckwith Hodgkin, ple," in the respective opinions of The reductions afforded by the the "1400,000 baby" and letters of It turned out that the Illinois b« to face re-arrest under the term representative's quotation of the Senator Brookhart, Republican of bill become effective immediately Irf the. Mann Act.. guardianship over-the child granted Iowa, and Senator Edwards, Dem- on all provisions except the auto- to her. ' telegram was about correct, but ; This was determined today by B Houdini- insisted it was all an ocrat of'New Jersey. mobile and theater admission taxes, XL Bohner, chief of the departmen - Judge Koford, by his decision, which become effective in 30 days. upholds the contention of attorneys accident. They debated the subject last 9t Justice Investigation bureau a Then, after another vigorous The income tax provision applieS'to the court martial proceeded behin for --Miss Hodgkin that there Is night over the radio, while Mrs. last year's earnings. ;. -' absolutely no evidence to warrant protest by Mrs. Coates the com- closed doors while Miss Swallow Mary T. Nortdn, Democratic rep- Following signing of the bill by wvealed the intimate -details of he the charge that she conspired with mittee adjourned. the" president, the treasury today "friendship" for Clampitt while h relatives of the child to defraud resentative from New Jersey, was granted a number of .extensions-of was stationed at Leavenworth, Kan it.of'its rights in a $400,000 trust criticising prohibition In a speech time as to when final tax returns «as,.and the events that lead to for fund. Miss Hodgkin's right as an at another radio station. The count must be made«-for this year's 'pay- . mal charges against the mllitan adopted mother is confirmed and ments to the government. ""'.-- iclsrgyman. also, her guardianship of the child's for and against prohibition was Extensions were decided upon., Miss Swallow -will be followed on estate in .California. evened -when Wayne B. "Wheeler, because of the nearness of March the stand, which she took yester The proceedings were brought on general counsel for the Anti-Saloon 15, when the returns ordinarily day after being brought here from behalf of guardians appointed in would be due, and to the fact that Los Angeles by General P. A. Wol Massachusetts and Rhode Island League, Issued a statement assail- the new tax law was approved only of the Vancouver barracks, and the seeking to _set aside both the adop- ing the views of Senator Edwards. Redwood City Halts Business, today. " - jnllitary officials are also seeking tion and the guardianship. It was SENATOR TERMS TWO MONTHS' EXTENSION . trace of a friend of Miss Swallow charged that Miss Hodgkin con- Citizen? Cheer as Couple also a beauty expert, who is be Tion't Brand Her Scarlet," The New Jersey senator gave Obtain License. Under the new regulations dti- '£• lieved to be here and who Is ex Pleads Star's Lawyer zens and residents of the United : ? pected to cast new light on the ro much of his time to an attack of States whose net income exceeds', -...'.& mantle entanglement. Before Jury. the league, calling Wheeler the All business In Redwood City was 15000 and domestic corporations , "J* GIRI/ T73STDERGOES BT UNITED PEESS "arch-traitor of American liberty, stopped for a brief Interval this were given until May 15, or two ; :|: BITTER. GRILLING. IEASED WIRE TO TElBtrNE months' extension, in which to file • -fir freedom of thought and action," morning while the town turned out This young woman Is sought bj NEW TOEK, Feb. 26.—A jury In complete returns. However, they ' ;-f" supreme court here today -was and declaring that "not even the to assist Alister "William Mclntosh must make tentative returns on or ' ff'•"- the military officials to substantiate asked not to send Marjorie Ram- certain allegations made by Miss sacred courts of our land are free of London to obtain a marriage before March 15, together 'with '•' ' '!' beau, actress, out into the world one-fourth of the estimated amount ' -".I Swallow during the course of her branded as a scarlet woman, and a of the poisonous taint of the license to wed Miss Constance Tal- testimony at the hearing yesterday of tax. ' •'-] love thief. league's filthy hands and breath." madge, the noted film beauty. The nature of these allegations wil Miss Talmadge was accompanied If the estimated tax is less than . .« Attorney Barnard Sandier, sum- shown to be.due on the completed/ -Jjj not be made public until after the" ming up for Miss Kambeau, -named He termed an "inexcusable lie by her sister, the famous Norma. Swallow girl has completed her tes- return the difference will bear in-. .,: E! as corespondent in the trial of the Wheeler's recent statement that She gave her age as 25 and her terest at 6 per cent a year until ! •'$ timony because of "the scandalous divorce action of Mrs. Mabel Man- birthplace as New Tork .city. Mc- prohibition had been a success and ; paid back. ' '.' | »nd 'intimate nature" pf the tale.;'. ton against "William Kevitt Manton lntosh •gaye;-3irs ais/as 36 arid his 1 The -defense subjected Miss Swal- declared she was an innocent vic- added that the league .-official's 'birth-place as''Scotland. ': '" American .citizens residing. - or " -"H, low to bitter cross-examination to- tim." "pee wee mind and mental Inca- After receiving their license, the traveling abroad, including- '•' those ' -f-4 day- and plan as a coup5 'the intro- in the military and naval - service, .4 "Look at her," said Sandier, dra- pacity for grasping facts made him couple passed between two lines of and all other persons^ outside the, ., f duction into the -evidence .of letters matically. "You can look into her cheering-, residents extending from ; immune to convinclngvpropfj''--!titat United. States, . ,were . .given- until • - j purporting to be of a black-mailing heart and see that it is broken. iEe'"£6ur.tho:u$e .to their automobile nature in which the .Kansas girl prohibition is a failure. ' " '" ' •""' June 15,. -or :three months' "exten-' ' ;i "In California sits her gray- Wheeler replied that, They • departed for Burlingame, sion, to file their return. 'This ' threatened the clergyma'n with ex- haired mother. Are you going to "like where the wedding ceremony will posure unless he paid stipulated lawyer whose case is bad, Senator order applies to taxpayers in Alas- ., 4|l broadcast this woman as a scarlet be performed tomorrow. ka, Hawaii and other United States - •"• ?| sums. Failure to do this is said by woman and a love thief? Are you Edwards abuses his opponents with The ceremony will occur at the the defense to have resulted in the names like 'arch traitor,' while, possessions and tentative returns"' - " '^ going to take away her good name, palatial Burlingame residence of will not be required on them How- '•? charges and trial of Rev. Clampitt her honor and her bread and but- at the recent wet meeting, he re- Jean St. Cyr, California millionaire. As "to the Mann Act charges ter? Gentlemen, don't brand her ferred to himself and his associates ever, the return must be accom- vl Miss Talmadge's engagement to panied by an affidavit explaining --'A hanging over the clergyman as a scarlet woman. This is life or as 'chaste Percivals' who seek to Mclntosh is the. result of a three- Bohner said today that he is in pos- death to her. This is the first time fill the Holy Grail with 275 per- the cause of the delay, and in£er- ' '"S Man Compelled to Use 'Mad' year romance during, most of which est will be charged at the rate of 6 .'•' "-1 session of evidence showing that she has been called on to fight for cent beer." He said Senator Ed- the screen star took occasion to an- on at least 'three occasions Rev, per cent a year from the due date . :' ."£ Money After Quarrel her existence." wards' "unredeemed pledge to nounce herself on numerous occa- or the tax until paid. ., . ,. .^ Clampitt took Miss Swallow from on Auto Ride. DETECTIVE CALLED make New Jersey as wet as the At- sions as wedded to her art and de- Kansas to Missouri in automobiles. "HALF-WITTED." lantic ocean rankles In his mind." sirous of no husband to share her ALIENS NOT INCLUDED "3 Bohner said that he would not at- Sandier paid his respects to Mrs. Hollywood mansion. IN EXTENSION ORDER. •• tempt to press the. .charge if the Jlanton's detective, who had testi- BROOKHART DECLARES "If you and your sweetie can't DRY LAW SUCCESSFUL. As proof of her good Intentions The treasury said it was not con- - . f.i minister is found guilty on the mis- agree, don't you get mad and walk fied he made a raid with others on she recently became an American sidered necessary to grant an ex- "• conduct matter. home. No; let him do it." Miss Rambeau's apartment in the Senator Brookhart declared the again, having lost her citizenship tension to non-resident alien indil " -'"- Charges against the army cleric This bit of advice was offered early morning hours last August, universal ratification of the Eigh- when she married John Pialoguou, yiduals and foreign corporations -"':' are listed under the blanket ac- :o all young ladles In difficult sit- calling him a "half-witted detec- teenth amendment was proof that a wealthy Greek cigarette manu- having no office or place ofxbusi- cusation, "conduct unbecoming a-n uations today by Miss Bettie De tive" and claimed he had a the majority of the people desired facturer In New Tork in 1920. The ness in the United States, .since". •-$ officer and a gentleman." rate, stenographer, residing at "Cracked brain." prohibition. He said enforcement marriage went on the rocks about such returns are not due until . . 4 He stressed the defense conten- SECRET SESSION 2623 Grove street, who demon- was becoming more efficient daily a year later but when she received itrated its efficacy this morning. tion that Manton was only aiding her divorce she still remained a If filed on the Calendar year ? ORDERED BY Miss Rambeau with a play about to and that if any modification of the Miss De Late .Is at work today, Volstead act is effected it will be Greek basis and not until the 15th day 'M' Shortly after the girl arrived having enjoyed a sound sleep. come out, but Mrs. Manton's attor- The news of Miss Talmadge's in- of the sixth month following the -' "-t yesterday .from Lawrence, Kan., ney, in his summations, said that to make it stronger. The Iowa ESCORT WEARY FROM Senator predicted that any vote on tended marriage came from Holly- closing of the taxable year if filed ^ •where she was subpenaed as a the play at the time of the alleged wood yesterday, and was confirmed on a fiscal year basis " - - "/¥ LONELY HOMEWARD TRIP. misconduct had not been trans- the subject in Congress would be witness, she was closeted in confer- A. F. Page, 5495 Bond street, by Joseph Schenck, motion picture =j „ . the'or- ence with Captain Clifford M. lated into English. Hence, he overwhelmingly in favor of the der, who she says was her escort of last drys. producer and husband of Norma be filed on their respec- Olivetti, trial Judge Advocate, at light, Is slightly weary from the argued, the early morning presence Talmadge, who is a guest with the "*- > unless a specific re- of Manton in the Rambeau cham- 1 the Postolfice building. Then fol- ffect of finding his way home Persons who say that the coun- bnde-to-be and the bridegroom- quesauestfot for, extension is made , to bers could scarcely be explained on try has improved because of pro- at the ' lowed the very decided announce- rom One Hundred and Sixth ave- the basis he was giving her "cues." St. Cyr home now. of reve- ment of Olivetti that the trial must •me and Foothill boulevard early hibition "knows they are not The jury began its deliberations speaking the truth," Mrs. Norton The measure, which provides for proceed In secret so long as testi- his morning. «*., at 12:05 p. m. mony was being given by Miss One taxicab driver is consider- declared. She said the most se- Poison Taken After reduction of $387,000,000 in the' bly richer as a result of rescuing rious question now is the harm be- amount of tares to be pai du D£y tnthe Swallow. T-his was ordered despite BY ASSOCIATES PRESS American * ? demands on an open session from 'age and taking him to . the city spired .with Miss Mary, Ellen and LEASED 'WIRE 10 TRIBTHJE ing done mentally and physically Mother's Reprimands this was' all. Jane Anthony to defraud the child. NEW YOEK, Feb. 26. —Lif e in to boys and girls. Clampitt. the theater begins where other life SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26 — Four police inspectors have to GRANDFATHER GAVE as a battery Of stin "The ordeal which Miss Swallow stops and cannot be judged by the Mrs. Pearl McLaughlin, 29, of 6i9 fieir credit the recovery of Page's FORTUNE TO IX JTAXT. Gough street, swallowed poison 'to- jrlll be called upon to bear Is such nachine, found near Miss De rate's same standards of conventionality, Woman Governor Sees that she is entitled to all the se- The child was born last Febru- says Marjorie Rambeau. actress, day because her mother repri- ome. ary, being the illegitimate son of Dry Drive Difficulties Inrited to witness the ceremony crecy possible," Olivetti announced. It is a story as old as "buggv and co-respondent in a suit for di- manded her a second time, she Lorrania. Beckwith, who died in vorce brought by Mrs. Mab,el Man- CHEYENNE, "Wyo., Feb. 26.—said. Mrs. May Carey, the mother, DEFENSE LAWYERS ides." childbirth. The baby's grandfather, "A")—"As the mother of three sons, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5.) PROTEST IN VAIN. Miss De Late and Page attended ton against William Manton, an Is said to have chided Mrs. Mc- a. wealthy resident of Massachu- actor. I rejoice that day of the open Laughlin on her return home to- - Immediate protest came from party " 'way out. in the sticks settes, had set aside ?400,000 in a ome where," and were taking a Testifying in supreme court yes- saloon has passed but I feel that day, and the younger woman went Guests Flea Fire in Lieutenant Frederick Wennenburg Lenglen Out of Game Until t'ust fund, the income on which terday, Miss Rambeau said she jrobably the most serious problem ide in Page's automobile. was to go to the mother during to a friend, Mrs. H. S. Thompson, and Lieutenant-Colonel "W. A. Cov- "Out somewhere .near San L'ean- could see nothing unusual in hav- facing the nation Is the present 1633 Bush street. Mrs. Thompson World Tallest Hotel Jngton, both representing Clampitt Clash in June With her lifetime, and at her death to .ng Manton. who helped her learn .endency toward derision and de- CHICAGO, Feb. . 26. .— _ ro he wanted me to go out to a her child or children. In case she telephoned to Mrs. Carey. The lor th» defense. oadhouse and I didn't fee! like It. Helen Wills. stage parts, in her apartment at "iance of law, especially in regard mother hastened to 'he Thompson number of guests in the Morrison "This defendant has been pil- died childless, the principal was :hree in the morning. Many other to the prohibition amendment." hotel the tallest hotel In the woS He insisted, and I told him I to go to the next of kin who are home and once more there is said loried all over the United States," panted to go home, so we stopped risitors often dropped In as late as Governor Nellie Taylor Ross, of led from their rooms la-t ^iS BY; ASSOCIATED_ PRESS _____ ?,,-,( -na =-•;.•; ,Vi-*T^;«c. '•••••' arank poison, and was "Only one side of the story has but I stood pat,':. Miss De Late MONTE CARLO'," Feb7-2 e.— • ui uie aaopuon the child was JUDGE REBUKES views to the Associated Press on chute and spread from the base ' brought to Berkeley from Los An- ACTRESS FOR TEAR. taken to "the Central Emergency been told. We believe this defend- yawned this morning-.. Suzanne Lenglen is not In fit phys- the national prohibition law. hospital. aent to the thirty-firs? floor The"'- ical condition to play strenuous geles by the Anthony sisters. He When rehearsing a part she fre- "Woman can be a force strong Her condition is not se- chute being fireproof the flame, ant Is entitled to have his side of At this point Miss De Late says was first given to Miss Hodgkins rious. the. story aired as has been that of Page informed her that if she were tennis before the French champ- quently worked 24 hours at a enough, if properly directed, to were extinguished before much going to be unreasonable she ionships In June. - This announce- to care for and later she proposed stretch, she said. She denied tear- check this tendency, she declared. the prosecution. Captain Clampitt the adoption to them. fully that there had been anything Is .willing that the hearing should wasn't going to ride home with ment was made today after a con- "My experience in office has him. But, being exceptionally sultation by three physicians. When the adoption was consum- improper in her relations with convinced me that this condition General Obregon 1«e an open one." mated no evidence was given to the ilanton early one morning last But the ruling stood and the chivalrous, he offered to call a After the .physicians' .consulta- of law defiance is the outgrowth taxicab to convey the young lady tion the French champion 'decided late Judge George Samuels as to August, when a detective entered of a two fold neglect—neglect of En Route to S.F. •ourt . was cleared^ to her residence. •that she would not play In the sin- the child's rights in the ?400,000 her apartment and found Manton citizens to take interest in their NOGALES, Ariz., Feb. 26.—UP) Captain Francis G. Koester, Page sought a public telephone. gles of the Nice tournament,. begin- fund nor concerning his anteced- there. Her tears brought a mild government and neglect of parents —Gen. Alvaro Obregon, former 'Wine Bath' Host president of the court, stated that GIRL REVERSES ORDER ning March 8, and so Informed ents. This was the point which was rebuke from Justice Wasservogel. to take interest in their homes." president of Mexico, arrived here -NEW YORK,, Feb.. 26—Ear arl a transcript of Miss Swallow's tes- AND DRIVES AWAY, Leon : Garibaldi, president ' of the brought up by the eastern attor- Manton had been described as today in company with five gener- timony would be placed in the "I never-.did like taxis," said Nice club. Hence the return neys -as -Indicating that Judge Sam- sitting on the bed with his coat, als of the Mexican army and will hands of the defense for disposal Miss De Late to herself, as she match between Mile. Lenglen and lelS'-had been defrauded by with- tie and collar removed. He testi- 238,818 Prosecutions leave this afternoon for Los An- Party at his theater fied he had removed them because here, was as it should see fit after the girl's moved over to the wheel, slipped Helen Wills is postponed for sev- holding pertinent information. At geles, San Francisco and other Pa- , «i j • called t*•o" thn*Ue Federal eral months. that, -time she was told that the of the heat. On Dry Act Reported building this afternoon to story and direct examination the machine • into gear—and was WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—W)— cific coast points. The mission of appear \a S ceased. gone. Mile. Lenglen confirmed the an- child's estate In California amount- Miss Eambeau said she employed the party was not made known. before the grand jury. -a t nouncement of Nice club officials ed to. $500. Manton as a cueist at $50 a week, Prohibition prosecutions by the SPECIFIC CIIARGES Page turned, to-see the receding department of justice under lights of the Oakland-bound auto- that she would not play ,in. the" $500 A MOXTH GIVEX his duties being to read the tag the ARE VERY SERIOUS. Nice singles. She -asserted .'that FOB SUPPORT. lines immediately preceding her national dry act have totalled 238,- Salm Lays Rift to mobile—his automobile. 818, E. M. Kennard, administra- Specific charges against Clam- It was getting quite late; it was she must rest In order to • defend During the trial it was brought own while she was memorizing her Prince of Hesse Falls pitt are that he had • intimate re- her titles ^In, the French champion- part. On the night of the raid tive accountant for the department Advice Given Wife quite far from , Oakland. Page out' that Miss Hodgkin received of justice told a vhouse appropria- Off Horse; Injured "WASHINGTON, Feb. 26— <#)-_ lations with her during 1924 and learned in.that one moment of con- ships and -'at 'Wimbledon.* 'Miss ?500 a' month for the child's sup- they were practicing her lines. She Wills will 'have the opportunity Of said she was clad in a night dress tions sub-committee In reports of ROME, Feb. 26.—Prince Philip Count Ludwig Salm von Hod'g- .^3 1925 while he was' stationed at templation a great deal -of what port and that this amount was re- hearings made public today. Of Fort Leavenworth, and. that he fi- young ladies must go through. opposing her in" these two meets, ferred to as the. child's estate. which she insisted was more mod- of Hesse, son-in-law of the king straten announced here formally est than many decollete gowns. these cases Kennard said, 217,031 of Italy through marriage to that he would now be living hap- nanced an illegal operation, for But, being armed with some- she. said ..... , , '- • • • " • • Prominent attorneys who have ; thing more-than 35 cents as "mad Upon receiving the French cham- CALLS WIPE "MOST were criminal prosecutions and Princess Fafalda, fell today from Pily with his wife, the former"MlV .' her. .He denies the charges and been following the case declared BEAUTIFUL IN WORLD." 21,787 were civil suits. Collections his horse and was dangerously In- licent Rogers, if she had not beeh^' appeared confident d! the close money" and a powder compact, the pion's announcement that she today that an Interesting legal ques- of fines and civil judgments to- would not enter the singles, Gari- Bernard Sandier, her attorney, jured. His condition Is. regarded the victim of poor advice." '-. ;.-r;4- •*•*, of yesterday's session as his attor- usual equipment of girls, he called tion' will now arise as to whether declared she was being dragged talled $20,000,000. as grave. ney stated there was "a sturdy de- a Laxl for himself. On reaching baldi gave orders to suspend all Miss Hadgkin can be called upon Oakland", he went to:the Central work on the Nice club stadium, into the case -to give strength to the i fense, which will be demonstrated to account -to the California courts $100,000 alienation of affections Walsh Names Reed ; Police Station early 'this morning where workmen have "been busy the for her expenditure of the ?500 a to 'the. court." and reported the.theft of his auto- last three days erecting extra month. suit Mrs. Manton ' has brought King Albert to Open Stockton's Oldest As Mellon'3 Th« witness is young and at- mobile to Inspectors . John Gan- stands In anticipation • of another against Miss Rambeau. tn>ri\v»! Sho dpnlnrt that she was If she received this mon^v ns ' Kotaw f^tiihs* M»oi "WASHINGTON- "FW . u^vuian Btie must make this ac- Senator \yalsh, Democrat 19, ; however, .laying claim to 22 ., After hearing.tljie girl's story and Miss ; Wills. , .'..".• „,. woman than his wife shared "his BRUSSELS,; Feb. 26.—-OP)—King STOCKTON, Feb. 23:—Stock- . counting(f If she received ..it. as an affections.. He described Mrs. Albert will preside over the open- tana,; .developed a heated"^ ji ears', and explaining .that though being told again that -''I/hate taxis," Mile. Lenglen's deetsion'-wati'. "re- ;IndlyiauJil- sh'e ' need' not do so. ton's oldest resident, Merriman to.day., in .the "Senate !by/ oW her parents live; on a farm near Manton as "undoubtedly- the most ing - session .of. the International Peter. '99, died last night. He 1 .Hja officers declared' in favor of ceived .with ,k«en disappointment 1>y ''-During her testimony Miss'Hodg- beautiful woman in. the world," that • Senator "Keed,"" JUpn* Miss De Late.and, h». car. Rotary...clubs,,, at 7,Ostsnd, In .June. came to California by-ox•• team In >kin -paldi that- of the ?500 'ehff re- 'and; denied * misconduct with Miss Seven thousand' American Rotari- ialn« f lOO- » jnoath M her • palary. JUmbeau. ' " • 1952. Four children. and> fifty tive;, of; Sectary, Mello'n• o FRIDAY EVENING .fi)akIattD FEBRUARY 26, 192« it 11 JV4 ItaHc OMAN'S NOTE MU, €Sll|llra*j£ FLOATS TO IRISH Tomorrow-THE LAST DAY! Annual Clean-up SALE *®^S* S*-*T SHORE,J>AYS $10 QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, Feb. Tour Last Chance ro Buy 26.—A bottle picked up on the /T\~f4^,4 ' ^ ~1T*-, • ^ ( -\ i of here contained the following- message: regular 75e O*7 C tl.S5 "Sesi, August 18, 1925. Who-. 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Boyuko Maru, 8600 tons. i and Cambridge university, will speak on "The Art of -Writing." to- —Modem "Magician" r~ Tnorro'w mornings at 1" o'clock be- fore members of the California State Association of English Teach- the creator of the method of face-lifting ers. The meeting will be held in room 313, Haviland hall, on the University of California campus. Without the knife The general theme of the meet- ing will be written composition. Miss Alice Cooper, president of the organization, announced today. REET h is the great beauty discovery of tKe age—ft Is simple, it is Harm- Professor S. S. Seward, Jr.. of Stan- ford university, will speak on the "Mechanics of Writing." Miss Bes- less—it is the ultimate conclusion of years of scientific research sie I. Cole, of the San Jose high school, will discuss creative writing- work in youthful contour restoration. 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Girl's Assailant -There ft no - • tnhrtitwr -ft* eftfl 'fill Pays for Crime With His Lite .**»Extra. 9 Pairs for $1.98 MRS. CHARLES HILL, Who in March will entertain at a bridge '•••".put Special £| J.= ii*s" party in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Skinner, who is •I visiting here from Buenos Aires, South America.—Stharz photo. Great Crowd Sees Hanging of LONG STRAND' PURE Lf nmtirn nminr in Man Accused by White PAKIS.—W—Rooster feathers I TUT ai trimtnins for hats have come back Into fashion wuii tfqna mu- 1UIMUI UfllHUL 111 liners, to decorate simple little I m' Concord- District Soon to GEOEGETOWN, Del., Feb. 26.— morning hats lof hetween-season Harry Butler, negro, convicted on wear with tailored suits. The KNIT TO FORM-FITTING, GUARANTEED MDSE. Have Consolidated February 8 of a criminal assault feathers should be worn leather- end downward and to be chic Our 'own special design—one or the most beautiful stockinet Department. on Elnora Stelnmetz, 12-year-old should match the color of the hat. made. Made In Oakland by the Wuna Woven Hosiery white girl of Bridgeville, was A popular model for stick hats* Mills. Sold at the mills where they are «?ade. t hanged in the yard of the jail here created by a Paris designer, is p. Direct from'Mill to wearer. Guests Are Seated at Small CONCORD, Feb. .26.—Fire dis-at 10:08 a. m. today. felt toque of a delicate green "color 'These ate our $200 a pair value—new stock—not shopworn— trict trustees for rural territory, The hanging attracted a huge with green feathers to har.g over 'made from the finest ol silk in the market—all colors and slz«s. Tables in Ballroom at including the Burgess tract, Clay- crowd, many of whom had been the left ear. , Come and try a silk stocking—made in Oakland and BE COJf- ton and Ygnacio valley districts. in a throng which threatened vio- 5 VINCED that they are BETTER than you can buy elsewhert. Affair, s.ppoin*£cl by tlic coiz—ty £"i)?r- lence to me pubouei ('!,.•* •• 'U* ' -^rfV^jjJ^-r,\ \ S *a T - i * r * * ,•^*••. ^ ^'^^^i^^^^^^/^T-^^^'^^^^^'' '^>*^ W' ^ "^ > " ' '*1' >•' 1'i'''<" * "" * " -*•- * 'V '''" '*•• H'^*l'"^-'')tl'" ' •"•„, O- «•. .A' '-'VI "I ', f . >rt 'V 1 ,-• .„ f --,1 IM«M^llifM^Ms^Sl^^ 1 > WrWWWftV^ \^>^ FEBRUAKY.26,1926 Vallejo Singers Bacteria Upon m IBS . The Du Cello Trio which Bacteria Visible \vill be heard tonight from m Oakland XrUract » KLX BOS Meters KLX. MABEL SNOW, By New Formula OAKLAND | RADIO TIE SCHEDULE top; MAYE LAUREN- 4 to a £ m—Wcmien's_hour. <; on T> PI — KOO K\T\" KST, "KO A. CELLE. center; CECILE ! s to i«.45 p m.—Jfrogram broad- a. SO p. m. —JxPO , Jx.RUC, KUU, UU rUUK, bottom. — tien- ANTIOCH, Feb. 26.—To raise cast by the Samoset Glee Club and KNX, KOA, KSL. Seen by Treatment With funds to replenish the charity the Du Celle Trio, under the direc- 6.00 p. m— KGO. KZJI, KPRC. dcrson phoio. coffers, Antioch -Pyramid No. 24, uF inJibtiAiiun tion of Maye Laurencelle of Val- KFUS. KOA, KSL. Gold Filtrate. yuiu O. E. Sciots are planning five lejo 6:30 p. m.—ICPO , KGO, KFRC, 1 Samoset Glee Club. KZM. KFUS. KPUU. nights of entertainment for Contra (a) Selected. KNX, KSL, KOA. By EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. Costans. $79.847,000 Appropriations (b) Selected 7.00 p. m.—KLX , KFRC, KRE, Communications Division, By Kadio to The Oakland TRIBUNE and the Toparch "Walter Altizer and Sec- 2. Leonard Cunning-barn, baritone. KPO. KGO. KFUU, Samoset Glee Club and Trio Chicaco Daily, News retary W. H. Winifree of the local (a) Selected KNX, KOA. KSL. order will present the show April .'lor Departments Reported (b) Selected. 7 30 p. m— KXX, KSL, KOA. After Months of Effort, Scheduled for Varied BERLIN, Feb. 26.—Not only 3. Sarneset Glee Club. S 00 p m— KLX. KPRC. KTAB, bacteria but bacteria of bacteria 20 to 24. to House. 4. Du CYlle Duo. ilabel Snow, ac- KFWI, KPO, KJBS, Admits Partial Defeat. Program. can now be seen by science, accord- Antioch Pyramid embraces the companist. KFUS, KNX, KOA, » Popular and classic music vie ing to the new procedure of Pro- section from Martinez to Byron, (a) West of the Great Divide KSL. fessor Bechhold of the Institute for including Walnut Creek, Bay Point, for interest tonight when "Vallejo l i (b) My Hawaii. S.SO p. m. KLX, , By ROBERT MACK. TVASHIXGTOX, Feb. 26 -f KPO, KPRC, Concord Oi'clev RrPntwood and T_,F_,Y-f»T T— T^T-O Colloid Rp^par^h of Fr " '"for*' An appropriation uiii i iXi •« *, -U.A »_.O| Oakland "TRIBUNE station. The university. Pitlsburg. Seven committees will 6. J. VTeslev'Gebhard't, baritone. KJBS, KNX, KOA, WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 —Al- aid Antioch members in the plans ^7-9,847,000 for the departments of (a) Operatic selections. KSL. first hour and a halfv of the pro- Professor Blchhold believes that (b) Operatic selections. | 5:00 p. m—KLX, KPO, KFRC, though . doing- everything- in its gram, which begins at 8 o'clock, he can now see even the smallest for the affair. state, justice, commerce aid labor, 7. Saraoset G'ee Club. KTAB, KRE, KPWI, power to minimize radio interfer- will be provided by the Samoset 5. Maje Lauiencelle. Selected. organic formations which can live. was reported to the house today KJBS, KNX, KSL. ence fror.i its shore stations, the Glee club and the Du Celle trio, His calculations are based on the Accompanist, Mabel Snow. 5:30 p. m.—KLX, KPO, KTAB, communications division of the hv Its appropriations committee. 9. Cecil DuFour. Selected. KPEC. KRE, KJBS, both organizations of Vallejo. exact measurement of the neces- The amount is 53,353 "00 above 10. Da Celle Duo, "Mad'ey." KPWI, KXX, KSL. navy department admits that com- The Glee club Is composed of ten sary organic molecule. Hitherto, last year's bill, but ?59,4SO below 11. Piano solo, JIabel Snow. 10 00 p. m.—KLX, KPRC, KPO, plete elimination of interference in men soloists who also play various through the ultra-microscope, only budget estimates. 12. "Ensemble"—Du Celle Duo, J KRE, KJBS, KFWI, the broadcast bands under present stringed instruments Their part of organisrhs not smaller than 75 The Stats -lepurtn'.ent is allotted Gebhardt, Leonard KNX conditions is impossible. In a bul- the progiam, aside from solos, will millimicrons could be seen, accord- ON Glee Club. 10.30 p. m.—KPO, KFRC. KREIst, m issued to all of,the operat- S16.478.000; justice, ?24.096,000; KJBS, KFWI, KNX. music. The Due Celle trio consists ing to Barnard's process. commerce, $23,735,000, and labor, j 9 45" to 1030 p. m — Athens Ath- 11-00 p m—KRE, KJBS, KPWI, ing personnel of the division, at- of Maye Laurencelle, contralto; Ce- Professor Bechhold, -with his as- $9,530,000. ' Club orchestra KFRC, KNX. tention is called to the many com- cile Du Four, soprano, and Mabel sistant, Professor Villa, has a 'The committee increased by ! „ , „ 11-30 p m—KRE, KFWI, KNX. plaints of interference "lodged Snow accompanist. Individuals of method whereby through chemical 11,000,000 the budget estimate of ! L}°' 12 midnigM—KFWI. against the naval stations and the both organizations will give solos, means, organisms of only four to $6,084.000 for the bureau of immi- - fullest cooperation is ordered to details of thfe progiam appearing m ten millicrons can be detected. Your credit is good on stand- BAIT T&ANCI8CO eliminate all Just causes of these an adjoining column. gration, explaining that it x\ ould Mil* Bros.-Chroniol* Professor Bechhold treats the ultra ard made Tires. No mass of provide for continuation of the OAKUJID complaints. At 9:30, the controls will be filtrate with gold, according to a EkctJt* KPO 4SI Mewr. "IVhile it is admitted that some shifted to the Athens Athletic club, red tape. Just a straight deportation of aliens, and that KGO S61 Kettra method similar to that used in maintenance of the Ca^ad'an ?nd 6 p m.—"Ye To-vvne Cryer." of the navy statfens cannot escape where Horace Heidt's orchestra will stiengthening a photographic plate. businesslike plan to equip your Mexican border patrols "at an 6 p rn—Dance rpusic 6 30 p. m—Concert. censure, the bulletin points out will be broadcast m an hour of Formations become encased in a efficient strength." The appro- S-55 p. m.—News items, weather, 7 p. m.—Investment talk. that careful investigation of man\ dance music. gold shell which easily can be seen car now with the finest of 7.10 P. m—Book reilews. cases of alleged naval interference Those who will appear on this priation contemplates a force of stock reports 3 p. m —Studio program. through the ultra-microscope with- Tires. 1SOO men for that purpose. Sllenr nlgTn-noRRO-w has traced the blame to other afternoon's Women's Hour include out the use of ultra-violet rays. 9 p in —Dance music sources than government trans- P. B. Crabtree, Helen Augsbuig, The committee informed Con- 7:15 to s.3j a. m._Heaith training: 9 10 p. m.—Intermission talks. Thus the tiniest organism become Compare our prices gress that consideration must be j exercises talks 10 to 11 p. m.—Dance music. mitters. Non-radio emissions, such Carol Cut Us, Elsie Juillerat, Mary visible since Professor Bechhold given to the overcrowded copdi- S 45 a. m —Songs TOMORROW. as result from power lines and in- Dowd Reardon and Prof. Walter has calculated that living organ- ticra of federal penitential les, and 11-30 a rp—Luncheon concert. 7 to S a. m—Daily dozen struments and faulty manipulation Strong. isms can not be smaller than 13 urged the house to provide for 12 noon—Time signs's. cises. of receivers causes much of the The news broadcast at 7 o'clock to 32 millimicrons. Thanks to his 12.30 p m.—Weather. 10.30 a. m—"Ye Towns Cryer." annoyance. completes the day's schedule of the method he believes that he has additional prison facilities. 12 noon—Time signals station. 1pm —Concert. LACK OF FUXDS BLAMED. even seen smallpox vaccine virus, 2 30 p m—Studio program, Interference is admitted, how- which has been invisible hereto- 3340 Broadway Campbell Pupils OASIASB j S 30 to 5.30 p. m.—Concert or- fore. Pied. 1183 ICtS AT Baptist Cteei ever, in cases where the lack of Episcopal Church (Copyright, 1928, The Chicago Dally News.) isafSft^KSSis-atfX ;„ To Present Play \ KTAB £40 llettri ! chestra. funds has prevented replacement tur of several small spark transmitters Cuts Budget $200,409 -CAMPBELL, Feb. 26.—Days of S to 10 p m —Studio program. City ei P«rti C*. vrith more modern apparatus and Robin Hood will be revived in. KFRC K3 Howr. in the high-powered transmissions NEW TOEK, Feb. 26.—(XP)—The •"Sherwood." a tale o£ Old England. j to ships of the merchant marine, national council of the Episcopal tcrbs played under the direction OB Motel C*. 5.30 p. m—Children's program. where, because of Jack of C. W. church was forced today to cut Drastic End-of-the-Month Reductions! of Miss John of the high school iKFUU 220 Keters 6 30 p. m.—"The Stage and the equipment aboard these vessels, $200.440 from the general program Screen " for this jear because of the fail- To put the month of February 100% over the top we Taavo feculty in the near future at the 6-3'"> p ri—N'e^s reports the broader and more interfering reduced many prices down to bedrock, so grab these bargains local grammar school auditorium. 6:45 to 7 CO p m—Ballad smg-er 5 35 p. m—Concert. A. C. W. form of sending must be ure of some dioceses to meet their S p m—Svmphony orchestra, full quotas for the general church quickly as most all these special prices are for the end ol tlie The cast includes: Richard Shel- TO'flORROTV. 5 $ m.—Studio program. used. All of the high-powered arc mouth only! ley, Tflflen Tremper, Arthur Sund- 10 45 to 11 45 a. m—Studio pro- 10.30 to 11.30 p. m—Dance music. transmitters ol the navy, it is set budget of $4,212,350. gram. Missionary activity _ especially quist, John Lynden, Cloyd Barker, TOMORROW. forth, have been ordered to re- America's Live Wire Retail Radio Dealers Frank Pisano. Breck Reed, Robert' 6 30 to S a. m —Physical culture main silent during the principal will suffer from the "failure to Beatty, Harold Cramer, Car! Nel- OASL4KB course. raise the budget, since $32,917 was 7 broadcasting hours in order that son. Edward Merril , Pollv Ma-ron, KFUS S55 Heteis 11 p m—Shipping- Guide "Society their harmonics and "blanketing cut from the appropriations for lie Gcspei Events" missionary -n-ork in China, Japan, 'Cecil Keesling, Leo Hedeg-ard, -i to 5 p. m • -Tea hour music. ivill not bother the listeners in the OPEN "Warren j^dieman, Winifred Powell, 6 p. in.—Children's p^ogrrar". immediate -vicinity of the station the Philippines, the West Indies Lillian Gard. June Tan Arsdell, 530pm —\ esper services. •» »"r-»TTTT» SAN and Alaska, and |4S,935 from the NIGHTS S p in—StJfiio prcgram. Harmonics from tubes are ad- Patricia Hunter, - Margaret Pardee, , K {-< \A/ I allotment for the missionary dis- 1 iVi VY 1 mitted to constitute another source TILL Gertrude Fink, and "Winifred Tay- j ma. 826 Maters of invasion of the broadcast bands tricts of continental United States. lor. ' I 3ZESBLET Although the quotas of all the i^y Scrkele? Dsily Guttt* S p. m.—Dance music. >y the naval transmitters, and it is dioceses Mere not met the amount 10 KRE SC3 Meters. 9 p. m —Studio program, alleged that manufacturers will ^ Fleiskhacker Named 10 30 p. rn to 1 a. rn—Dance inu- not bid upon a set guaranteed not Tvhich they Tull 'pay is ?50,000 O'CLOCK Eleventh St. Jl FU 9pm —Dance music. slc. to cause these harmon-cs All pos- greater than any amount previ- 10 p m—l^te-miss on solos. ouslv received for national church sane To Fair Committee TOMORROW. i \/ ID C SAN rSAKOIECO sible means are employed to sup- worn:. I K I *-< ^* r-' -, T-.-*•- tf. 'C--S-". 7fja.3j3J_\UlUA. I CD it) —-M*> I 11 15 a. rn—Phjsic;:1 exercises occur, it is said, but in the present T Topping the list of great values'. President Co-olidge has appointed i state of the science the best that TAX IUA:N KEAPPOISTED. the fiollofringr to the national ad- J S p m — Studio program. BED WOOD CITY, Feb. 28.—H. IDS ircELES i lu'io II. 3u P. m — O^iicr of Smoked can be dore is to reduce their W. Schaberg of this city has just visory commission to tne Philadel- Carle C Antisay las } strength phia Sesqui-Centennial Exposition 4SS Hewn | Herring. received reappointment as inherit- KF! CHECK INTERFERENCES. ance tax appraiser of San Mateo association: John El'u-ood White, 9 a. TO Vocal, instrumental se- In conducting- a through inves- Tnscon, 4xiz.: ^.liss Chariot M. o p rr —_\,2.Ui.. coiFgrs —* county from Kay L. Riley, state fc 6.15 p. m—Seeing California. lections tigation of the transmission from controller. Hall, Prescoit Ariz.: Herbert 6 CO p. ir—"\ es: p.c.;et program 2 to 2 30 D m — Musical program PAPv'S Feb. 26—(/?)—The sen- the naial stations on the east coast ate last rrght dealt a body blow to Fleishhacker, San FYanc'sco; 6-45 p. in—Radictorial period. i * during the past two months, the Sterling D. Lacey, Grand Junction, 7 p n —Uvs cal prog-rani. IDS AKGEIE8 those -n ealthy Xorth and South 8 p. m — D-gar* rec't?! tot £.a£6l«» Timw commun.catiors dn.s'or. checked Amencans and other foreigners Colo.; Clayton C. Dorsej, Denver,) KHj «i Sewn i 146 cases of unrecessaiy interfer- Colo.; W. J. Milroy, Olympla. S p m—Stuc'o program •n ho make France their headquar- 10 P. m.—ilu£,>eal program ence, in addition to other viola- ters. Following the example of Wash.; E. "W. Stone, Whefeling, W. 6 p m—Ch'ld'-en's program tions of communications instruc- Ta. 7 30 p "n—' P.o^ar.cs of the Santa the chamber of deputies, the up- Fe Tra'l" tions Excessue power was found ?er cnarpber voted a provision that 7.45 p m—Ptadio historian. in use on eleven occasions, unau- lenceforth all foreigners having- IN BEAUTIFUL 20-INCH MAHOG4>T FINISHED 8 to 10 p. IB.—Musical program thorized transmission was reported the>r ririncipal residence in France Branch TOMORROW. 117 times and two cases of in- Store WITH SLOPEVG COXTROL PANEL—LISTED AT $75.00 AND 12 noon—Darce mus'c correct frequency were noted. must pay the same income tax as WORTH IT! " 30 p. IP —Afternoon frolic. Frenchmen. Aside from the telephonic It is expected the new law will broadcasting from the naval sta- lead to an exodus of foreign resi- JT W Bs.dl» tion, XAA, at Arlington, Va, it is dents unwilling- to pay a French KJR 3H Ketan said that broadcasting from all income tax, -varying from 20 to 50 ra-(al stations has been ordered percent, in add.tion to the tax of RADIO p. m.—Weather, 'Tha Box. Ot- discontinued. The Arlington plant heir native land Senator Joseph operates on authority from the Brownirg & Br-ke A a fc V"> p *-!—r.-rnc.a! summary Courier, v, ho alone opposed the T p n1 —Old time songs. ^nter-departmental radio achisory measure on behalf of the hotel in- ;u to 10 p. m—Studio program committee. Regiilar §110.00 ^""SV (Copyright, 1928, by Tlj8 Oakland TEIBUKE) terests, warned the senators that TOMORROW. Gerirany was making great efforts Brimer Talley {fr^A 1 30 p. m—Matinee Tsrogram. to attiact foreigners and would Nameless. raf^S H 3 p m.—Time signals 5 40 tD 6 p m —Closing quota- Roiari&ns Told o/ profit greatly bj the new provi- Regular S125.00 • . W"**** sion. Two-Tube Croalcj. G* 1 P1 While Quantities, Last Hurry! Stale Crime Problem Regular V ® t3 -Beaatj, volume, tone, evtrewe belectniir and Jong distance, STf olFCFSSHS PETAIAJMA, Feb 26.—Buron R. S. FTManHeld for $25.85 .... . «^.2. f / i j ,^^ ,*.' 'i i, *£ - f$p»f!- ,{pw^ ' " V ^ ^•Ktfr'^rfi' '*x w* V' — '*'"' AjteiiVf" w?' ! '"''''' ' ' ' 'i" ' " ' U ! '' FRIDAY EVENING ©afelanft Ctiiwitc PEBJUMBT 26^1926 MILADY ou BETTER BEAUTIFUL By Lois Leeds CWILOR HALF BEA€T5T QUESTIONS AI Traaemailt Registered , \???i. 5 J 5 . 3 ' * C - A jtlciii jHcasurciiicnts. Goklio writes: "I am 15 years- UR government, has made us internationally ridiculous by the old. 4 feet 10 inches tall, and weigh "CXPECTANT MOTHER" is receiving loving advice. The worl<| in myself. So, dear God, let me IN FREEDOM. JiS pounds. What should I weigh? live as near to Thee as my high-' VERY mother drcamslof bringing up her children in liberty. There O Countess Cathcart case. Officials are not to be blamed for fol- IMeasa send me your leaflets on hair 1—i is supposed to say "thumbs down" to the girl who errs, yet here ost ideals can keep me and love lowing the law, but we may criticize a law which gives a definition of and care of legrs. Can you tell me is woman after woman giving understanding—and women are supposed and be loved by everyone, and I E is a fascination in the (nought of a free child.. Memories of one's the correct measurements for a girl will be content, and when the own fettered and fretted childhood, darken our thoughts and we resolve crime and moral turpitude to the conduct of a foreigner which is not o£ my age and size and also for to withhold/generosity from those who make mistakes. . time conies I can say I have penalized at home. If the Countess of Cathcart's feet are too muddy to a girl 19 years old, 5 feet 1 Inch Dear do for horn* with him ana my dear hus- I o6t>*.iil '*•*•* i'oouiiic) IL u.Uf i*.liO. liloit, a new deep interest in lite. My Freedom that defies such law is slavery. _ ia to uta.it you the leaflets. As of all I could never forgive the to measurements for girls of your band, for I married when my folks have loved little children boy was four years old, and an tears he brought to my blessed so and have ahvays looked for- ages, they differ so that there is no little mother and sorrow to my absolute standard recognized. You . happy. Could I be happy to ward to our home being blest dear old dad. It is for their with a little stranger, but would can see for yourself that it would know that my boy was among sake that my heart has ached, be foolish to say, for example, that strangers? Never! I have the strength to go on and more than for myself. But is know real happiness (without all girls of your age and height No matter what Expectant there a God, people say, Jerry? However, Sir William Joynson-Hicks, the English home secretary, ought to measure just as much Mother will do from now on, she thinking: of the past, Jerry?.); I There certainly is if there is a have prayed for strength and will never be able to forget that universe. And "thanks be to keeps his head on his shoulders when he declares that the British govern- baby. For she will get a good feel justified at times, then other • For instance. A four year old child wants to pour the water in the man some day as I did. God . God above me" that I have n'-. days I am sad and lose courage ment will take no steps to enact a retaliatory measure against American never closed one door that he did ways trusted (and always will in myself. Tell me what to do, glass pitcher into the tumblers that stand ready on the table. He cannot not open a thousand. But she until I die) in spite of him who Jerry, to be even happier and" hold up the weight of the pitcher, he cannot control the direction of the divorced persons traveling to Great Britain. Nothing would be gained led me to believe wrong was get more out of life. will not have good luck if she right in my innocent mind, "I for anybody's national reputation by making Great Britain as absurd as throws away her ' baby. Her " I must ask you to forgive me flow, he cannot evejn »ee over the top of the table. sister-in-law Is sura a sensible still had my purity after we were taking so. much of your time Would you*be curtailing his freedom and setting up an inferiority •we have been. woman. She knows what love Is. married." for such a lengthy letter. Thank- Your love for your baby is the After I graduated from high ing you and assuring you' I complex if you took him gently away from the table and gave him greatest thins; in the world and school we moved to Oakland. I would appreciate a reply iu The another occupation more suited to his powers. Or should you let him worked In a San Francisco of- if you deny him that, you will be TRIBUNE from you, I remain splash the place with water until he sees that he cannot cjo the job doing a great sin. Guide, love, fice for four and a half years Most sincerely, protect and lead him in this when I married a boy after 1 had and run the risk of letting failure teach him something? known him for five years. It DISAPPOINTED. great world and your reward will We would all use our common sense and take him away. If he come from above. took me so long to decide. I (Please tell me just what you A HAPPY MOTHER. would never want to marry think from your own heart. God was like the child I saw wetting himself and everything about him as he bless you in your work. Jerry.) THREE COILS BEHIND again. I told him before. Jerry, waved the pitcher about, he would go into a tantrum and yell himself A "sucker list" of 800 "wealthy widows of the bay cities" hs» 0. piffle with the "innnocence" and thought he understood me. P. S.—We are condemned if - come into a publicity little desired by the compilers who offered it for that this woman prays for. The Oh, the courage that it took for we make a mistake, but are we blue in the face when at last he was taken away. "innocent" years she wants to re- me to tell him, only God knows, ever praised for being strong sale. But it is not such a valuable list as it once would have been. but I felt it was my duty. After against temptations afterwards? iirond the hips, calves, etc.. be- lieve were full of mistakes, made After all. we are all human, Once upon a time wealthy widows were the perfect subjects for fleecing cause it is just as natural for some because of her prized IGNOR- our honeymoon, arid 'in fact for ANCE. She is as self-centered as a couple of years, things went on striving for higher things, in- operations. They had money; and being women "with no husbands to types of girls at 15 to have straight, happily and devotedly. One eve- cluding those that would judge. boyish figures as it is for others though she were the pivot of a DISAPPOINTED. lean upon, of course they would have no idea how to take care of that to have the characteristic feminine very small family group and the ning, angry at being- caught in whole world revolved around It. a He (as I had run across some Well, God may bless me for rny money. But nowadays there is an even chance that those widows are curves. For the same reason one honesty, but I doubt if you will, should not take weight-and-height And when she reads what I think pictures he didn't intend for me perfectly able to cock a derisive eye at wildcat oil stock and gold mine of her letter she'll probably decide to see) he said, "You never told Disappointed, for I am going to That is not freedom. -It is bondage to ignorance. Freedom means tables for growing girls too serious- be honest. prospectuses. Perhaps as a sucker list those 800 names weren't worth ly. When a woman :s 'mntnrp nrirt I am a coarse, common thing- who me you were married before." freeing a child from-his material self and helping him to release and can't understand the finer sensi- Jerry, he didn't mean it, but he 'You are going through life pass- the sales price after all! lias gained her maximum height, it'., was so angry at my finding those ing the buck for your mistakes, strengthen his spiritual self. It is teaching him to discriminate between is then possible to ted whul nor j bilities of a "true little woman." which ia neither a brave or noble measurements should be in order ' Well, if she spent half the en- pictures. I guess he thought that what he may and may not do; teaching him to respect his own intelli- thusiasm in work, in tolerance and would be about the meanest thing to do. that she may have a graceful, well thing he could say. Of course Firstly,"no 17-year-old girl is en- gence and that of those about him. proportioned figure. Don't worry understanding of her fellow man as tirely blameless for her mistakes. about your proportions but live a she does in prayer, she'd be better he was sorry afterwards, but Bad manners are a handicap to any child. They close the doors off. those words struck my heart like She may love unwisely, BO do older healthful life and cultivate a cor- a thunderbolt; and though I for- peopre, but still her very "inno- he most wishes to open. But if you discipline a child into gentleness rect posture. Dear Geraldlne: cence" would make her think a IV. W.: When a fairly young give I can never forget and can and the observation of certain formalities, do you take away Us free- You are always so kind and never feel Just the same again, mistake quite a terrible thing. • The dom? Of course you do. There is none of us free to hurt or annoy •woman has wrinkles at the back of ready to listen and help anyone and sometimes wonder why life boy may have won your love, but her neck the condition may be due he also married you. The mistake or affront other people. We are bound by the law of courtesy and The Berkeley Camp Fire girls are making over a cottage to serve to. excess flesh there or the lack who needs your advice. I have just seems to hold so many read your columns in The TRIB- heartaches for me. was mutual. as headquarters. They are not merely sewing curtains and scrubbing of sufficient flesh. From your let- And why in heck should you feel good breeding to restrain ourselves and consider others. ter I judge that you are not fat. UNE for some time and want I -used to long 'for a baby to 'floors. They are also painting walls and ceilings, and earning money you to know I admire your work. bless our home, but my highest so unforgiving because of some For a thin wrinkled neck, steam A heart that can look down deep unexplained pictures? Do you for furnishings. They are "providers" as well as housewives. And with hot towels every night and hope is turning to a state of in- think a man or woman has to ac- then massage with a food cream and understand and help others, difference. I realize that, for •when it is done, it will be somehow more inwardly their own than if the. kind of people the world with the heartaches I have known rount for every minute of their for several minutes. Finish by pat- needs today. lives au'ay from the one they they had stepped into it ready-made. They will have made it their ting on a little astringent lotion. and with the papers full of deep finally marry? "Well, they don't. Do neck-bending exercises to stim- I tvas just reading Expectant sorrow of others seemingly more own with their hands as well as their money. And they will have Mother, an item in your column as time goes on, I sometimes And here are you still holding- a ulate the circulation. You need to grudge against your husband be- Ifamed at first hand Kwrthmsr of tf>? 3g?-?!d rrr.^ic. cf persona! crca':on. uexeiui' a orisk. circulation ,n thfc Suiuittj" TPtlHuXK 01 wonder if 1 would have - the It is a great mistake to allow a child to cultivate a manner that i* January 17th'. Hoiv my heart strength to go on if I were to be cause of one mean crack that I They will have touched the reality of literal home-making. And for throughout your body by daily set- think he was justified in making. objectionable to people. It is one of the heaviest burdens a human ting-up exercises. To improve your goes out to the poor little girl a little mother. God knows best, and may God look into her heart is my consolation. Perha'ps the words were not true, being has to carry through life. It is a mistake to bring up a child in boys or girls, that is something worth having! hands, place your elbow on the but he was merely expressing re- and see the good that is there the thought that what he wants is more important than all else beside. table and massage downwards from and make her sorrow lighter, is Tell me Jerry, what to do for sentment at your reproaches. the fingers, using some food cream a real interest in life. My love That's that. 1'ou'll "get more He will be the only one thinking that way and his road will be corre- to lubricate the massage. ] my prayer. Jerry, can't the for my loved ones is everything father be made to support the out of life"—happiness and love spondingly difficult. MAKING V P. V. E.: The sage and black j child if he has not the honor to me, nothing else (including and the friendship of neighbors tea hair restorer is perfectly harm- no other interest) seems to mat- and friends—when you DEVELOP The freedom of the child lies in freeing his soul, in keeping hik By Dorothy Stote less. It is intended for hair that and. manhood to marry the girl, ter to me. I have a nice home or isn't there any such law in A MORE GENEROUS OUTLOOK. mind open to new experiences, in setting him in an attitude of sympathy is just beginning to grey, as it is i California? of my own, furnished nicely Quit thinking that you are God's not a dye. If the greying has pro- Jerry, when I was 17 and in (which I helped furnish mostly favorite child and BE YOURSELF. and appreciation of the fine things going on about him. Freedom from gressed far this restorer will not' with my own money, but would If you don't get busy and act like bring ba_ck. the color. high school. I loved and trusted never do again for any man), ignorance is the.real freedom. a boy three years older. I had an upstanding human being, you'll (Copyright) X. Wright: You forgot to Inclose a Christian home and was raised but I am so lonely every clay I probably lose the love of your good a stamped, self-addressed envelope in the church since a child. I nearly go mad. It seems each husband—and if you do. you'll with your request for my leaflet. knew nothing of dangers. Oh, day that I just can't stand to be . weep and sniffle and think "how • (Mr. Patri .will give personal attention to inquiries from parents and (Copyright, 19280 : alone another day. It tots al- for those happy innocent days of abused you are. school teachers on- the care and development of children. W'rite him in care ways been my desire to some Before you hate me too much, my life, when the world and day play the piano well (I play of this paper, enclosing self-addressed, stamped envelope for reply.) everyone in it was pure (in my Disappointed', read over your let- some and played since nine years ter again and see if you don't mind) and it was heaven to be old). It was born in me to love HOME NOTES alive with my loving father, think I'm at least partly right. RICHARD DESfPSEY music and to sing, but it seems Here's hoping you wake up. WHAT DOES YOUR By Jenny Wren mother and brother eight years my ambitions are crushed fromv- Agre 15 younger than I, happy in a Chris- disappointments. But I thank' CHILD WANT TO A THANE TOU POK.U tian home. God bless them. God for the many blessings .of Once more a kindly -wore to Among the many rare and inter- Anyway we eloped and were Expectant Mother: esting things which are finding watching over those so near and KNOV? Your letter I received. It was just married. My daddy took me dear to m° and keeping us to- their way into our American gift home, as we were also under Dear Jerry: • the other day. shops from the Orient is this beau- g-ether, and hope and pray for I do appreciate it, but I don't kr.ow age. This boy wrote to me often strength to go on cheerfully" with A word to dear little Expect- tiful Moradabad brassware. The and wanted nje to come to him. ant Mother. You have a hard what to say ancient city of Moradabad has been some new interest in life, so it About the lovely prize that you But no, Jerry^.. I just couldn't, will make my dear parents hap- road before you, dear little girl. one of the chief centers of the for he had killed my love, when I think it is all up to you. How have mailed, to me. pier, for what hurt me hurt I appreciate it more than a trip brassware industry ia India for he broke my heart before we j them. much courage have you ? Have Dear Ann: over a century. were married. Surely God will I -you excellent health? Can you. across the sea. The brass is engraved and the not condemn me for there was My hopes were to be some- if you keep your baby, care for Just because one has a short fat- depressions are filled with melted no feeling that I was doing thing—a leader In something it yourself till the time comes 'Thinking of my prize, I am going tish neck it seems a shame one wrong at that time. I couldn't worthwhile—but it seems too when your real love will come to to write this note. believe the boy who had won my late now, for I've lost confidence claim you? Your sister-in-law And to you on the winds, I hope should never wear one of the new is right. You have made a. very 'twill quickly floa.t. zmart high collars. I?ut what I do sad mistake and I pray it may While you are reading, I hope you hold out for is this, the collar he a life-long lesson to you, dear will know girl. I can see the mother's side, That your wonderful token pleases should be plain, and not one of too. She feels she can't sit by me so. those double turnover styles. and face the disgrace you have brought upon her as well as You asked me how it must feel Tours for discrimination, yourself. But. dear girl, if you To be an author and poet so real. (No. 2670) have the courage to go forward I do not think I'm an author or LETITIA. (Copyright, 1925.) Smart as smart can be! The you can win. Ask God, our poet, eternal help, to guide you in For if I arn, I do not know it! newest Paris vogue! Design what decision you make. You No. 2670 combines printed have not committed an unpar- Where Do Bananas Come From? From southern climates, warm and Each" week I will try to have for crepe with flat crepe. It is cut donable sin, only society will you censure you strongly; but if you moist A poem that's different, better and on slim lines, introducing a show them you are right, I'm They send us great., green bunches, "*• new. flared skirt in a new manner — sure they will help you. I wish your happiness—the wish Listen, Expectant Mother, And when they're brown and yel- is from me—- that cuts in six sections. Sec I'm a. mother of five and I know low ripe "We use them for our lunches. May be more than the waves upon small views! It is an especially what sorrow is, yet my greatest the sea,. joy is rny three living children. RICHARD PEMPSET. good design for the use of two My husband and I are very sides of crepe back satin, using happy, and I could not get on HOUSEWIFE S very well without his love and Congressional Record Please the shiny and dull sides, alter- care; but my children are a part IDEA BOX nately, for the circular skirt, of me. Some time, dear girl, Copy. lac *3 that the design shows In you will marry and be happy A skull half an inch thick, and The shiny side is also used for brilliant color against a background knowing you clung to your baby i unearthed in Arizona-, has been of brass. the waist, with the reverse side because it is part of you. I hope The workmen who produce this you do have the courage to go sent to "Washington without the brassware are Musselmen of vari- for the vestee. No other trim- on. Come to me. I would love formality of an election.—Pitts- ous castes. Their art Is handed ming is required, and it make! a to talk to you. Jerry has my burgh Chronicle-Telegraph. down from one generation to an- address. other, and the work is carried on very striking dress. The small Forget it, A Disillusioned in their own huts. views show the waist section Romeo. There are too' many Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle. Each article passes through the girls for all that. If I were A hands of several artisans, each ready to. be .seamed, and how Money Wrecked Wife I would being an expert in the particular the circular"' section of skirit fits kick out and do for myself and part he performs. The pieces in- ask the court to make hubby clude serving trays, plates, bowls, into the scalloped .outline of the take care of the children. vases, candlesticks and jewel boxes. waist -.This design affords Ex-Government Officer, I pat (Copyright, 1826.) many opportunities for fabric you on the oack. Girls, make them longer. combinations. Complete n- A MOTHER. tern. Cuts : in sizes. 16 years, Put cold meat, cheese or ham 36,. 38, 40,'42 and 44 inches (Copyright, 1926.) through the food chopper. It will bust The 36-inch size takes 2 then be easy to rub them to a paste with some butter to form a yards of 36-inch figured, mate- TEASERS nice filler- for sandwiphes. This rial with 1^4 yards of 36-inch will save a lot. of time and mako a nicer paste than if the iood was plain material. Price 15 cents, cut up or chopped. .. in stamps or coin. THE HOUSEWIFE. How to Obtain Clarice Patterns. Writ*-your name and address plainly, including city, giving the HORIZONTAL. number and ilze of the patterns you desire. 'Enclose 16 cents to TODAY IS IV 1 Prefix—two 25 Girl's name 44 One (Scot) stamps or coin (wrap coin care- S Body of concrete 2G Fierce animal (pi.) 45 Preface (pi.) fully) for each pattern and address matter 28 Persona! j>ronour> 47 Free of iroisturs your envelopes to Clarice Pattern Eleanor Lynch 11 Newell Reading 2 R Thus 29 Small, succulent 49 Persor.al pronoun Mary Ruth Morrow 9 Clinlon Bonifeld •••• 1. 7 Old name of Chosen fruit 50 Corning up of the Bureau, Oakland TRIBUNE. Oak- 9 A kind of dog 31 Pertaining to a. moon land. Calif. 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On your birthday Enclosed"fibdvi;;y,-.. for which please »end patterns as listed: Look over the collection of hats your name will appear In tho birthday corner on this page and VERTICAL. v in the 'drawing. Some are silk YOU will receive, b'ut that Is your birthday surprise! C'mon and L hats; others are soft hats; straws, Join? Your coupon should he in The TRIBUNE office three days 1 Execute IS, An insect of a' 38 Grand Lodge (abbr.) Name caps and derbies also make their before your birthday to insure publication. A NEW COUPON I ' 2 Irisii Republican t* certain order is Subdued the tone ot Pattern Size Number . Wanted • appearance. MUST BE SENT IN EVERY YEAR. . . Brotherhood (abbr, ) "17 Prefix—"not : " S3 French -writer ol After one minute, lay the paper I A New Zealand 19 Having aore feet scientific romances . 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It Account of a per* SO Brinkinf; ve»»el - nemiMeT oofefit t' fight would buy •-* •.•.-•'*£• *•?*,; - > son's life (abbr.) £1 Ty»« »«•*«• t(pt> tfcltcu t' th' flclit I'll bet he would FRIDAY EVENING Ctibunc FEBRUARY 26, 1926 adopted bolshevism when it was out till "bolshevists .arid Bolshevists Agents strong will realize that its effects rnunist agents who are now vtrjf Woman Receives are worse than those of a flood." actively engaged in prapag»m4»' Anti-Lynching Bill Is Ditched Watched in China So does the Chinese chief of police, work." The -fatheriy tqne o£; iiUUl. In celebration of the Feast of Punnm the Megillas Esther will be read at the center tomorrow at S p. m. The Ladies' Auxiliary will give a :nasquerade ball March 13 « Got Cold? Too Bad! Saturday is also the No Cure, Says Holmes last day on which you An Extra Bedroom When You Need It BERKELEY, Feb. 20. —"Ka- Is the Vogue! chew! Ka-chew!" can Save HALF the A Good Mattress Included "Got a cold?" inquires Professor FOR GIRLS' FOR BOYS' Samuel J. Holmes of the zoology Double-use outfit, consisting of a department at the University of --Mosbacher's features a PUMPS and Cost of Your Chil- OXFORDS and $2.00 comfortable Bed Davenport with your California. "That's too bad, for choice of Cither a chair or a rocker—, there isn't any way known to sci- special group tor Saturday at OXFORDS dren's Shoes — Buy HI-LACERS Down solid mahogany frames, upholstered ence of curing it." S. in different colors of a good grade ot Years of research and investiga- Girls' Sizes 6 to 1 1 Smart, down-to-the-min- tion by prominent scientists have complete outfits, and ute styles in tans arid $2.00 velour. A living room by day, a failed to find any satisfactory cure Splendid quality and very black—Sizes from Little 1 bedroom at night. A good mattress for colds, the zoologist declares. smart styles. Big: selection make the greatest Boys' 11 to Big Boys' 6. Week is also.ineluded—an outfit worth con- m patents and tans. siderably, more than this • '2975 BOYS' patent leather dress low price of IN MISSES' sizes from savings shoes—lace and button— 11% to Towng Ladies' size Httle boys' size 12 to big- —Fashion favors ihe Black Satin Coal for Spring— 7; the SALE boys' S PRICE is $2.45 size 6...... $1.95 HAIR BYE WONDER and Mosbacher's is prepared to supply ihe demand. A chemist and hair specialist or The selection at $29.75 is especially noteworthy. The Good Better Valua - Better Terms - Better Servlct St. Paul has discovered what Is i Icnown as Hair Dye Wonder. It col- quality of the mclerials will more than please you, and t'nrni- ars nothing except luinian hair, fotut and in one application it makes ihe dainty manner tn which they are trimmed will 526 FOURTEENTH STREET, OAKLAND furt any color desired. It cannot be meet toith iim/r insfnnl ahtirniinlm J^c^.'i fcill to mission at 22nd and 825 Market Street j lor Bristol Medicine Co,35 these tomorrow! San Francisco Dept. 457, St. Paul, Minn., for free booklet telling all about it. They Icn offer $500 reward' if it dyes the scalp or rubs off. It is simple. harmless, " and easily applied ,at liomt,: Cut thla out. —Advertise - ment. llt'CAWi WILL r START TITLE PLAY TONIGHT Bout Promises .First Game of Championship Series Booked For Oak To Be Seii-6ul 'land Auditorium at 8 o'Glock; Both Teams Recor4 Advance Sale Re- , Shy One Regular Due to Illness. . ported by Promoter Simpr '-..-".'•« - By PHIL RAY. spn; Puffy Boxes.Tonight. . .^California and Oregon, undefeated winners of the southern :• and northwestern diri«ionis respectively of the Pacific Coast By BOB SHAND. , When. Jock Ha-lone and- Joe . conference, stage the first basketball game of the series for "the Roche square away" at. the -Audi- -coast championship at the Oakland auditorium this evening at torium a ''week from "'Wednesday standing room, will .b'e.' at a pre- J?:OG p'clock, The" Oregon team arrived in Oakland yesterday mium, according to Promoter Tom-- morning, primed .-for the encounters and hailed as tiae best team my Simpson. Tommy declares there is more interest 5n j this' ten- 'thaVever represented the Lemon Yellow. round contest than .in any other The second game of the series will be played Saturday night bout he has staged in years, and this includes appearances of .at"the auditorium and if a third game 15 necessary, it wall be world's champions like Phil Rosen- "played at Harmon gym as the former floor will be used for berg and Harry Greb.. Within the course of ah hour yesterday Simp- the horse show starting Monday, t ~~~ son received 375 reservations—and _^ California will attempt to win the fight is 12 days away. Jim Grif- Vh'^'TParffie Coast intercollegiate j fin, the mayor of North Beach, wants 100 main .floor, seats; Joe ^title slpr the .third time in. siicces- Ford, ajso of North. Beach, has res- .aJon'by defeating Oregon. Last erved fifty, and Jack Figpne,- man- -•Tear 'the same Oregon -quintet met ager of .Roche, has already pa-id for jae|est-Ia three he'ctic games played another,fifty. La-rry White,, editor of an Italian paper across the-bay '.in--tie North, and Washington lost declares that "Oakland will'have-a Tost to,, the Bears. the - season be- bigger population than San Fran- fore,'at.the auditorium.. cisco the night'of .the fig jit" if the '' 'This' .evening California is boats don't break" d<>wn." -' Tempo- -slightly the, favorite, qfet so much rary bleachers will be ready for use '.oh-.comparative" .records, for the in case of, emergency, and -present ^Web'footers have performed in the j indications point to .the bleachers norttroest division In, real.. champ- ' Track and field stars of the past being used. lonship, -style, but because ol the LaCoste, 22-Year-Old will return to California oval with Malone will arrive here from Los •^.dv&sSLcp&aitions the.Leiab. n Tel- Star, Downs Ctamp Angeles Monday m'ornirig and. will . e: Kaying -on- a- strange the Alumni team to meet the Blue start training at the Imperial gym- • court, with strange officiating that Decisively. and Gold tracksters in the first nasium the same afternoon. -Roche Is -more., lenient than that in the has started work in San Francisco • :Bortii,',.-iiie "Oregon team trill tare meet of the season tomorrow after- and will do some of his training on --disadvantage to meet. . NEW YORK, Feb. 25.— noon. Above are some of the for- this side of the bay next week. "William T. Tilden suffered one of s Expect Hardest the most .stunning deieats of his mer luminaries who will oppose Battle of the Season. career yesterday at the hands of their Alma Mater. Left to right. BILL NEUFELDT, javelin, Jimmy Duffy meets Jimmy Fin- ould righ gve-CaMfornia her eral thousand fans looked on »n as- shot and discus; "BRICK" lay in San .Francisco tonight for -hardest battle of the season. The tonishment, " this imperturbable in- the "Jimmy" championship. Duffly vader crushed, the American na- MULLER, high jump, discus, is a top heavy favorite -to win, as two leading scorers of ths north- tional champion in straight sets. and JACK MERCHANT, rhct. Finiey is rated juat an .^ordinarfy • "Webfooi fire and may cause no 5-4, S-6, 6-3." broad jump and sprints. boxer. It will be the Oakland boy s -. end of trouble unless the Blue and America squared the account for first start since Joe Roche held Gold guards .can check them. the day, however, in the opening him to a draw last Thanksgiving. - Roy Okerberg, star center, led two contests ff the Franco-Ameri- Henry Dedderman, of Vallejo. will the league last season and again can team series when Vincent Rich- bos Jack Green in the special top the shooters with 9S points. ards defeated Jean Borotra, 6-4, event. ' -' He has, in addition, outjumped 4-6. 6-4, 6-2. Richards' victory was every center in the north with the more spectacular than La Coste's exception of Pinkerton of Oregon and assured thrilling climax to the Agricultural college, who tourers" 6 international battle, which will. be -feet * inches. Jerry Gunther, for- resumed tomorrow with Richards Benny Vierra gave a nice wurd, is the second best scorer of and'Tilden facing a new French tion of boxing at the Auditorium the north and is a flashy floor combination, La Coste and Jacques last night when he boxed six rounds Brugnon, ia the doubles. with'Joe Terris in the main event . Captain "Howard Hobsoa Trill SECONT) BY FREXCH. of an entertainment under the au- . play the other forward lor the Tilden's defeat was his second spices of the Shrine, Benny is fast Lemon Yellow, while Chuck Jost by the French invaders in less than Story of Babe Ruth's Boyhood; "Greatest to Ever Hit a Camp" as ever and just as 'accurate -a and Arnie Kimlnki will guard. a week. Last Friday Borotra con- i BY BROTHER GILBERT. sharp-shooter was in the old days. "Westergren, who was forced to re- quered him in two straight sets in The Man Who Discovered Babe Ruth. A younger brother of Benny, Gene, main in the .north due to a case of the quarter finals of the national I have told.you how Babe Ruthf usual soft ball. The court Is 20x14 wa'sn't BO good. The kid thought ptomaine poisoning, was one of the fndoor tournament. Not in the last was discovered while playing ball feet, divided by a net one and a •he Wanted to -be a fighter" but most accurate shooters on the team six years of Tilden's supremacy, in the school yard of St. Mary's in half feet deep, the top of which is changed his mind after Danny --and" was the -third highest scorer however, has he tasted straight set Spanish Champion, Berkeley Baltimore, and how he was signed five feet from the floor. On each Delegation Headed By 'Brick' Patterson Has Lines Up Six- Souza had mussed 'his'' hair. •' Gene in the league. Coach Billy-Rein- defeat in a match for the best Girl's Rival, Also at first sight by Jack Dunn, man-side of the |3£f»SgS^^ i!|S;£S;£^X-f4§f:^^ rfi ^^i?il1'feiK'^^' »'-'^^'"ill'^i'^'1 T''1 i 42 ;&r /' ;'< \, * 'v „ * ' " "* - \ " „ ~.\ '* ', ' ' ^ ' '' '•> <- * ** ^ ' ' - - ' "•* " '-1* ' *'-'"''" ',"•*"- I \ FRffiAY EVENING OfUtlftttft Cti&Uttl FEBRUARY 26,1926 B ^OUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT TO LET TO LET ROOMS TOLLS ,TO LET HELP WANTED-MALE IS HELP WANTED-FEiMALE 15 AGENTS-SALESMEN 18 SITUATIONS WNTD.-FEJ 20 APARTMENTS TO LET APARTMENTS TO LET 24, BOUSKPG. ROOMS .TO LET 12 (Continued i • (Continued) ' ' (Continued) WANTED (Continued! , '(Continued) (Continued) A SUNNY room In private my (Continued) STENOGRAPHER, experience DAT work. Japanese girl, exp COMMODORE, 1501 Madison- OrT'fTTTTC 4-5-8 apts. $125 home. Must be seen to be ap- NICBLT fur. front room for Opportunity Is Calling not necessary, but must be ac- New 2 and 3-rm. front gunny KEtrlLLUS to $275. O. 2369. preciated, nr. ExceUior «.ve., lady. Horn* privileges. Glen- Pled. miJ. Park blvd. and Key tr. Ref- court 4574. evenings. We can give employment to one curate. Between IS and 21 years. SALESMEN apts., steam, hot water, linen. SHATTUCK AVE . 5430—2 and erences exch. Glencourt 6159. . » ESTER wanted by State ase and salary desired. Box DAT work or hour, no wash- r n brother G\is of Brest, Germanj. or two energetic young men of 4 men for San .Francisco par- ing Phone Oakland 94SS. * ' »-. turn : heat 3-room unfurn. apts., new bldg. SHATTUCK, 4730 — 2 furm neat appearance who want to M11SS57, Tribune tially built retail routes with A single room $14, 2 blks. all rras.. prlv. bath, bus. dlst., $27.60. Box H1205*2, Tribune. HOUSEWORK, half day. or h.w Close to Key; 2 wall beds, tile trans., 8. h., h. c. wat, bbati h learn real selling. We will SALESLADIES for telephone auto and J25 c»sh bond. Salary bath, and $40. -,v v T-.'--/TV * r"i« '*•>" I ^JflOTtCE OF NON-RESPONSI- train you free and pav vou while - washinsr and 'rnpfne: bv d»v In- CHFPTVTTT 0 U.A.t'Ui *e^!t,tiU 4lilU iuAl«XUJti ^WiUA tiU Ot) ,. rma.. reas.; sing., ft. Steam heat. tie SL11U \>iiefi> ^ iiO Uo-.o UullUJ- ALICE, 1482 — Beautifully y debts contracted by an pportunity to establish ited phone use at home. Call woman. Can furnish refs. Oak COLLEGE. 6002—Sun , furn cor. S Pablo. Nice, sun. 3-rm.,furnished room, gentleman only. TELEGRAPH, 2431—Front 1-J iattie Brown, on or yourseslve' s permanentl. y with the SALESMEN for telephon 404?. fur., $35. r. hkpg-.; walk, dlst., ph.. car sp. .„ Batter this date. February Lakeside SOS for appointment work; prefer those with experl 3-rnr priv bath. $35 Hum. 6687 best of reference required. r 23 :argest subdivision owners in STENOGRAPHER for half ence and ones who have unbm HSWK. for few men on ranch TELEGRAPH, 5410—3 rms., UNION, 1508—2 sun front rms., JgtMjt. Signed V. H. Brown. Oakland. No car necessary. Call or in motherless home. Refined CHENEY 479 nr wrand Lake unfurn.: gas rge., gar.; reas. A SUNNY room right down- room 207, Syndicate bids- 1440 time work. One capable of as- ted phone use at home. Cal Theater S rms. fur. Glenct. 233 town for man, $4 we«k. Oak. $20 mo., gas, lights Inc. sisting in office. Must have Lakeside SOS for appointment. capable woman. 957 Noe Et. Call at 5408. •118. BUSINESS SOLD Broadway some experience. Apply 260 Ba- S. F. Miss. 4863. \ COLLEGE AVE.. 5404—Sun TELEGRAPH, 5726, Idora apts. VERNON. 87, nr. Lake.—*2.5r>ji/^ 1 I / h (f J-4^ ^ i •- r* to* i«. ' fv * i »^! *?' { **1 l''! *" *' iJ^wE^jJSfiWf'i^f^^HS^*??^jtf t^*f iI i' ' ii £ ' I ' -ttftyrfr V* j . i y< ,1*5' / »v i FRIDAY EVENING Qafclanft Cribune FEBRUARY 26, 1926 man came In to make a purchase. Sleuths Scent He* was promptly arrested- The two men paid fines o£ $300 Cache; Nab Two Imposed by Police Judge W. E. ;. MARTSVILLE. Feb. S«—A lc*en New Revenue Act Thousands find vigorous • JWBM of smell led Sheriff C. J. Mc- Langdon, Coy and Patrolmen Allread and Wemple to a cache containing 75 MAXSIOX FOR ^AIRFIELD. Hangs Up Record health in these vitamins! gallons of illicit liquor at 205 B FAIRFIELD, Feb. 26.—George Barenchl, Vallejo contractor, -has c!'ts- T- ,se,yen-room bungalow for Warner Ing 'irifl detected suspiciouv s odors: Chadbourier, Suisun valley fruit Investigating:, they .. fcjund the buyer. It is expected that the WASHINGTON, Feb. 26>-|lep- WHEN people have too few vitamins, they lack cache and Bert Qimckenbush In; house, to be one of the finest in President Urges Appropria- resentative and Mrs. Albert E. Car- energy, become easily tired, have less resistance to charge of it. He was arrested. this locality, will be completed in ter were dinner hosts last evening While the officers were preparing sixty days. It will be built on a disease. When the vitamin deficiency is more pro- the liquor for seizure Fred Eck- lot. purchased from William Reed. tions Cut to Guard David at their home here to members; of nounced* they actually fall ill of such diseases as Sixteen Important Chairman- the Alameda county delegation at- Against Deficit tending the convention of depart- pellagra, beri-beri, scurvy and rickets (in children). ships Held by Trans-Mis- Lawrence ment superintendents of /the Na- And without any vitamins at all, human beings die. tional Education association. sissippi Solons. Included among the guests were WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—The inff the budget. The drive to cut Fred M. Hunter, Oakland superln- That is why cod-liver oil is so often prescribed MANHEIM & MAZOR down is really a preventive meas- n new tax laws establishes a record ( *. „ », -tf „ ,,+. _^> «*,%-, Qftlq- T-T JJ "\V^*C' by physicians for people who are apparently not U! By ROBERT T. SMAl/U. in major legislation. It shows ure. l 'or if Congress can by one Special Correspondent The Oakland TRIBUNE superintendent of Berkeley schools: OAKLAND'S FASHION CENTER ASSOCIATED WITH NEW YORK what Congress can do.when a defi- stroke cut the tax receipts too assistant superintendent Willard E. at all. That is why cod-liver oil is' considered so BSOADTTAT AT FIFTEENTH SPECIALTY SHOP BCYIXG POWER WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. — The nite objective and date is fixed. much, so also can Congress in- Givens of Oakland, and Miss Mary important to the health and growth of children. For [ extent of the grip which the Far While there was criticism from crease the expenditures beyond the C. Wade, president of the Alameda West has upon the United States the minority, the measure satis- amount of the budget on which County Teachers''association. good cod-liver oil is the richest known source of Senate is reflected today in the fies an overwhelming number of the tax bill is based. Last year The dinner was -held following the essential fat^soluble vitamins. -These are the fact that 16 of the 33 committees both Democrats and Republicans. Congress did not even equal the the closing day session of the con- Last big day of our Spring Opening! of the senate are presided over by Spurred on by a desire to give budget, cutting it by about 510,- vention, which has been in prog- vitamins that raise resistance to disease, protect men from west of the Mississippi the taxpayer at least two weeks in 000,000. The sarrve may be done this time. ress here for four days. Nearly children against rickets and insure the proper river. Most of them are from which to make out his income tax (Copyright, 1926, by The Oakland THIBt'Ni:) 10,000 delegates from all parts of points a long way west of that return before the March 15 pay- Q : the country attended the sessions, development of tooth and bone structure. No dividing stream. ment, the House of Representatives at which were discussed problems wonder so many thousands find vigorous health Not only are the chairmanships disposed of the tax bill after brief Contract Awarded relating particularly to executive New Spring Styles today safely in the hands of the but fairly comprehensive hearings management of school systems and and energy in good cod-liver oil! west but in the matter of ranking: in committee and after the usual For New Clubhouse supervision.' members or those in line to succeed time for debate under the rules. TUBA CITY, Feb. 26.—The Wil- Superintendent Hunter had an But it is important that you should choose an oil to the chairmanships, the west also The Senate had more time and con- son Women's club has let a con- active part in-the program for his which really contains, all the vitamins it is sup- holds a winning hand. It has rank- sequently ironed out certain im- tract to Ferdinand Anglade of Sac- section of the convention, which is A Special Sale! ing members on no less than 17 of perfections in the House bill. The ramento for the construction of a held annually. posed to have. For the vitamins in cod-liver oil are the 33 committees. Senate committee worked night and The Jliddle West, including Ken- day and brought in a report in new clubhouse. easily lost in the process of preparation, packaging tucky, has FIX senate chairman- ample time for debate. Cloture was The building will be erected at a Californian Urges . and transportation. Oakland's Fashion Center" presents exquisite new central point in the Wilson dis- ships and the East has eleven. This talked about but not enforced. The trict. It will cost $5000. The Wil- Spring appard in P sdlmg event of outstanding values! is a marvelous change from a few pressure from outside the Senate Reapportionment Squibb's Cod-Liver Oil is refined and packaged years ago when the senate vir- was sufficient.' And then the con- son Women's club is affiliated witli SPECIAL BY WISE • tually was in the grip of New Eng- ference committee tackled its job the Bi-County Federation and TO THE TEIBITKE" under a special, exclusive process which preserves c! Satwdcy—last day of these Opening Specials! with the same understanding of California Federation of Women's WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 26.—- land. But that tight little section, clubs. Plea for reapportionment in jus- -its vitamin potency. One pint of Squibb's Cod- not to be denied its place in the the necessity for expeditious ac- tice to California, whose popula- Liver Oil is richer in vitamin A than 1200 pints of d sun, has its first president in the tion. tion, he said, entitles the state to at White House for something like JOB QUICKLY DONE. grade A whole milk; than 100 pounds of the best, 70 years. It was a job quickly done but San Rafael Creek least three additional congressmen, not too hastily. The truth is the was made before the House census creamery butter! New Spring Coats COXTROL VITAlj COMMITTEES. treasury department had been Dredging Bill Passed committee today by Congressman The most remarkable phase of working: on the new tax proposal WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.—Allot- Barbour. To be safe, insist upon Squibb's Cod-Liver Oil, the situation in the senate is the for many months before Congress ments for .maintenance and Im- The committee deferred action Outstanding values in all fact that three of Its most Impor- assembled. When the House ways provement of rivers and harbors until next week. At drug stores everywhere. that's new for Spring tant committees are presided over and means committee met in ad- projects aa announced by the by men from states having about vance of the December opening of War Department today, Included: the smallest populations of any in Congress, the treasury had formu- San Rafael, Calif, creek, ?20,000; the entire union. lated proposals which made It Noyo river, Calif., $1000. Smoot of Utah, presides over the easier to frame a bill. .00 all-powerful committee on finance, The whole thine Is evidence of Ask your grocer for -delicious which corresponds to the commit- the kind of cooperation between the MAVIS CHOCOLATE SAUCE.—Adv. tee on ways and means in the executive and legislative branches house. Senator Warren of Wyom- of' government*; -which la possible ing presides over the committee on but rarely happens. This is partly 65 appropriations. Senator Borah of because politics creeps in so often Mano has succeeded in the chair- and causes delays but it is mostly Regularly priced 69.50 manship of the committee on because Congress has for genera- foreign affairs. ations taken its time in the legis- When it comes to electing a lative process: It doesn't like fixed ing Credit Jewelersof the Ffe&, president of the United States, goals and only in the closing days Delightfully new coats that iatroduce that 'I TUtah7 , Idaho and Wyoming have a of a session is the speed of the .T Cor Washington & 12th, OAKLAND smart style feature—the cape-back. Soft total of 11 votes. New Tork has 45. House and Senate changed. relorias and twills, sleek satins adorned with From ziow on Congress will take 709 Macdonald Avenue Richmond J PENNSYLVANIA PROTESTS. its time. No other legislation is 8J8 Market Street - - •» » San Francisco « rich fur. Exquisite new shades and black. In the house of representatives pressing except, of course, appro- the East still holds sway, due large- priation bills and. as long as these 716 K Street - Sacramento ly to the tremendous influence of r i Broadway - - Los Angeie* ginning of the next fiscal year on Republican Pennsylvania, but the July 1, there is no serious harm West is coming stronger and done. The executive bureau and de- stronger. Due to its size, the house partments, however, wish to make has many more committees than plans ahead and are constantly New Spring Frocks the senate—61 in fact. Of these pressing for action on their respec- the East claims 29, the Far West tive measures. Congress has dis- Vt 19, and the Middle West, including posed of many appropriation bills A fascinating array of Kentucky, 12. The South has one already. committee chairmanship, because COOIJDGE TAX ATTITUDE. Luscious Fruit! the more distinctive modes Tennessee insists upon sending Re- The next and most important . Good, old-fashioned fruit publican congressmen back to the step in connection with the appro- pie! You can always please house time and time again. priation bills is to keep them not paf Recently the Pennsylvania sen- only within the limits set by the the man of the house with ators arose on their legs and made budget bureau but to cut them one of ours. Luscious fruit .00 loud arid long complaint that the down still further. President Keystone state, backbone of Re- Coolidge has made it clear to con- filling with the tartly-sweet publicanism in the East, was not gressional leaders that they have tang of fresh fruit; flaky getting its propert share of the j given'a tax reduction of $381,000,- 5 federal patronage, the big jobs j 000, as .compared with $330,000,000 crust so tender it just melts 4 handed out by the administration. which was the allowance made by m your mouth—a true man's However that may be, Pennsyl- , the treasury experts. In some way ~^~ Regularly priced 49.50 vania certainly holds sway in "the 551,000 must be cut off the appro- pie. house. This one state provides the priations in order to take care of Our variety of pies will chairman of no less than 11 com- this difference. please him. Each one lovelier than the last and so mittees. For the most part they Coolidge may not succeed in get- are important 'committees too.ing it all out of the appropriation Last Week of original. Charming new crepes and satins Here is the list: bills but if he gets only a part in unusual treatments—bizarre sleeve ef- Banking and currency, enrolled of it he will have done two things, bills, expenditures in the navy de- namely, cut down the risk of a ROSE BAKERIES This Event. fects, new necklines, flares and pleatings. partment, foreign affairs, Indus- deficit in the next year and also PRODUCTS trial arts and expositions, insular j prevented Congress from exceed- Plant and Retail Store affairs, judiciary, military affairs, ! Ends Saturday naval affairs, postoffices, and post labor, Phipps of Colorado; finance, 22nd and Myrtle Sts. roads and printing. I Smoot of Utah; foreign affairs, Borah of Idaho; immigration, On Sale at \/ OU must act at once if COM3IITTEE CONTROL. Johnson of California; Indian Girls' New Frocks In the senate the committees affairs, Harreld of Oklahoma; irri- Piggly Wiggly you wish to get a which are controlled by the West gation and reclamation, McNary Very- attractive values are as follows: of Oregon; judiciary, Cummins of Stores KNIFE and CHAIN Agriculture and forestry, Norris Iowa; mines and mining, Oddie of Having bakery counters for Miss Two-to-Sixteen of Nebraska; appropriations, War- Nevada; Pensions, Norbeck of and at FREE—this mighty event ren of Wyoming claims, Means of South Dakota;- public lands and Colorado; commerce, Jones of surveys, Stanfield of Oregon; rules, 915 Washington St. ends Saturday I Your choice Washington; District of Columbia, Curtis of Kansas. Capper of Kansas; education and (Copyright, 1926, b^Xhe Oa.: of the best timepieces made, guaranteed, d e p e ndable— the sort of watch you'll be "REGAL" ELGIN proud to own! Use your "MER/TIME" Illinois credit here— 17 Jewel Movement. 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For six days Oakland women have been feted with the choice of « , ; * Toy Store, Third Floor silks from China, Japan France,^ Switzerland and America. » . . —* Saturday, the seventh day, opens with renewed supplies, with silks as lovely and fresh as those of the first day. The months of • • , preparation, the careful buying "prove tie advantages of the Notion bargains Schlesinger way of buying. . ' Sanitary skirts—pink sateen, $1 In medium and large sizes, special, Saturday. 6000yds.Crepes, Georgettes, Charmeuse Solunap Sanitary napkins, 3 boxes $1 Our own brand, soluble napkins, large sizes. Practically'every.one of the new shades makes Silk Sanitary belts, special 44c soft, pure dye flat crepe desirable. 40-inch Excellent, silk elastic, flesh, all sizes. 300 new smocks printed creges unite lovely colors, patterns and Elastic sew-on garters, pair 18c : for home, school, office all silk quality with a low price. 40-inch, all For replacing worn corset garters, very special. silk, Georgette comes in 150 new shades, %-inch elastic, 12 yards 25c 95 $ 95 32-inch broadcloth in the colors for Spring. , Desirable for bloomers, etc. Very special. I- & 2' In fact, printed and plain silks offer seemingly Ribbon garters special, pair 23c infinite variety to Spring sewers at a price seldom met. If you've Fancy garters of frilled ribbon, good elastic. Special because they come in answer to the need bought, you'll want more. If you haven't, buy now! Safety pins, 3 cards for lOc of workers in various fields, 300 smocks go on Assorted sizes, always convenient, special., sale Saturday at Schlesinger's: Pamico cloth, 600 fine collar attached Snap fasteners, hooks and eyes linene, gingham, broadcloth and novelty materials 500 yards Fukui Silk Pongee 6 cards for 25c fashion knee and full-length smocks. With yoke 12 momme, red stamp brand, first quality White and black in assorted sizes, special. or plain back ityles with inverted pleats and Buttons, col- pockets. You'll want several. In rose, laven- Only a special purchase allows us to »ell this qual- Men's Shirts ored, card 15c der, green, peach, tan, blue, coral, Copen- ., ity at^ such a price. You'll want it for dresses, 45c \ RuWber a p - hagen and yellow, sizes to 44. rons, with 4 .—i ; « underwear, and especially for the smocks which 100 sweaters Second Floor we used now for office and home. •on sale Saturday at a eery special price ruffled edge and pocket, Greatly reduced Because they're tailored perfectly, because 50c Brushed wool, the quality of material is so high, because Hair Nets, 40-inch Crepes, Yard < -they fit, these shirts offer tangible savings. cap, double, 2 mohair, rayon HP*") .95 dor.. $1 ' Wrapped chews, IK Satin crepe with firmly woven crepe back and Polo flannels in checks and plaids, broad- and worsted are ^ 65 Combs, water in slip-on chap- heavy quality flat crepe in the new shades and cloth in checks' and stripes on green, blue waving, G for They're good, fresh and favorites black afford savings. 2' and tan grounds range in size 14 to 17. 19c pie coat and turtle neck mod- of the whole family, so take home f\ _ * els, both plain ( and . fancy several Saturday. Children and | II f B. F. SCHLESINGER & SONS, First Floor weaves, sizes 34"'to 44. grownups like them because of their ' wholesomeness. First Floor Boys' 2-pants Novelty kid gloves — smart! < Just in ! 'The largeness of assortment and lovely new shades Hj> A make them necessary to Spring costumes. «P I m just the right weight and colors for Spring wear in California Double tipped silk gloves at All the Spring shades trimmed with contrasting stitch- ing and embroidery. Sizes 5|/2 to 7. Others t$1.50 suts $2.50. : " ; Hand-painted Georgette handkerchiefs styles ..and Colorful painting on pastel Georgette with picot edges C f\ gives a dainty finish to the dainty costume. -/ \J p a tt ems found in these Perfection [ \ Novelty handkerchiefs—dainty, new! Clothes make them spe- Lace trimmings, lace and ribbon edges, hand painting unit cially desirable for the boy to give, these hankerchiefs daintiness. in school.,Two trousers Bag frames and chains, 50c to double the life of the suits, This special purchase brings Spring's favorite Oxidized metals in gold and silver finishes come in the newest H* O in sizes 11 to 18. :oat material to Oakland women in .seasonable of shapes and designs for costume accessories. *P--' Two-knicker array. The firm, hard weave of charmeen with B. F. SOHLESINGER'& SONS, First Floor its lustrous beauty makes important .in Cali- * • ——• • — —*. fornia wardrobes and here you'll find variety in suits thistledown gray, everglade green, bois de rose, Art needle classes for children 1/5 Fine woolen navy, cookie brown. Dyed and natural, mole held on Saturdays from W to 5; fabrics in a and squirrel trim smartly; contrasting color Classes in plain sewing and embroidery, plaque making and home wide range of braids and embroidery make them individual; decoration give children an answer to the desire to create lovely 1 and 2-piece patterns tailor things. Expert instructors give these lessons free for the benefit of these plain and belted models. while the clever pleats, folds and tucks add an the children who wish to come. / They're suits that fit to please irresistibly feminine touch. They're coats that t : ; : . » the active schoolboy, in sizes . B. F. SCHLESINGER & SONS—Third Floor Jersey dresses are necessary, so you'll want one, too. Choose Jonquil, rose, 6 to 16. « i *..; from a size range of 14 to 44. bluebell, blond Second Floor ($39.50 , ____ , ,— .... . — - -* £39.50 and artichoke, B. P. SCHLESINGER & SONS, Second Floor the very colors for Spring, make 15 these Jersey Wall paper frocks attractive for sports, Roll street and campus wear. Collars 24 patterns; tap- New Spring styles in and sleeves take their note from estry, blend, two Chiropodist Drugs the tailored mode and sizes tone and bro- Dr. Harriette Bobbins, a range from 14 to 44. •:29Jc cade, printed on g r a,a u a t e chiropodist Rinso, large, 19c « , » heavy, embossed stock, offer the treats both men and Second Floor women for all foot' trou-» Rubbing alcohol, pt. 39c latest at great savings. bles In her new office. Thermos bottles, pt. 98c • Third Floor Fourth Floor for boys and girls arrive for Saturday Thermos, qt, size, $1.98 Growing feet need these shoes, for every one is constructed on Kellogg's Ant paste, 19c a last thai encourages the natural gro\vth.^.6f .the^.chjld's foot. Peroxide, pint size 19c Garden tool specials They're made over the famous BrowniSffiping Jasfy that are Ivory soap, small size, spe- designed to conform to the natural shape' of .the child's foot. cial,.14 cakes $1 Now is the time to get your garden into shape. In addition to that fact, they're styled up to the minute. Silver polish, Wright's The hou?rho!d department aids vou with snrc;?.!? Childre vonv v.-eans crcr.ir,, special 22c for Saturday. Shampoo, Muisified cocoa- •15, .45, .95, nut oil, 33c Garden trowels, Hose, Sun proof, 25 Pluto water, small lOc 20c, S5c ft. of % hose, $4.50 Van Ess hair massage, \Vieeding forks, 20c, 65c Hose, Crack proof, 25 •95, .45 special for $1 Grass shears, $1. $1.25 feet, % in., $4.50 fToso jinralo 85o' There's a price for every purse and there's a Cotton, pound roll, 57c Lawn sprinklers 50c Hose, Crack proof, 25 Pepsodent tooth paste Hose washers, dozen. feet, % in., $-1.00 shoe for every, child. .That explains the 5c 43c Pruning shears $1.25 Seeds, Ferris, pck. lOc reason so many mothers,come here regularly Pebeco tooth paste, 43 Shovels, spades $1.65 Guaranteed, Coldwell for their children's shoes, for both Forhan's tooth paste Rakes 70c to $1.35 lawn mowers, cruci- ble steel blades: boys and girls. 49c Hose, Pioneer crack- lodent tooth paste, 45c proof. 25 ft., Cl- (2 in. $8.50 Give your attention now to Spring « » inch, special. $2.98 14 in. Jewel. $10.75 First ..Floor- New coats for girls 16 In. Colonial. $13.75 school needs; there are sizes for « » Evening Velour, tweed and tapestry, coats every 'child .in every 'style. have fur and self trimming. In tan, Expert fitters assure you the correct size Pongee for the horse show and social events 1975 and width for every foot with inlividual blue, green and rust mixtures and arrive in gala array at Schlesinger's plain, sizes 8 to 16. attention. • undergarments • Those who know the Buster Brown Gowns, hemstitched, rose- These were purchased specially for the visitors and Oakland women '• Crepe de Chine dresses shoes: always come again. Every buds, net yokes, sizes 15 to who delight in the horse show and the events which mark it the social'" child in the growing age should 17, ... . . $3.95 peak of the year. Taffeta, preferably black, porti ays' the tiojiffant Print and plain dresses in rust, wear these shoes. Slips, with deep hems, hip type of skirt, sometimes with hoops to emphasize fullness^ -'Tliejfr there rose, green, navy, blue and fullness, in sizes 36 to r44, are Georgettes, satin crepes, crepe Romain, crepe Elizabeth ma chif-/ leather make parties gay for the $2.95 fon, brilliant with silver, crystal and pearl beads in soft paitelgshadei. girl 8 to 16 years. Chemise, hand-embroider- Wash dresses special ed, 36:to 44, $1.95 rrints and rayons in t He. new shades make the most satisfactory dress for <.95 the school girl. In the new shades, SCHLESINGER •& SONS. Second Floor B. F. SCHLES1XGER & SONS—-Second, Floor tat* 7 to 14. ..,.,..-,..„ ;-•..,.,,.