Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - July 4, 1932, Oakland, California CRY ON Press IN THIS SECTION VITAL STATISTICS VOL. JULY 4, 1932 13 NO. 4 Thousands Jam Community For Final Results Of Yesterday Races Listed July a full card of racing nnd with horse exhibitions between the Junior Chamber of Commerce's first the three show today is to swing to a smashing It was preceded by a July 4 parade this was voted the finest thing of its kind yet attempted the long and the hundreds of costumed rulers and ing giving in- terest and color to the sponsors The town is jammed with including thousands from all of whom are en- joying to the full the program which the day is 1VIXNEKS ARE TOLD In yesterday's racing and other staged before a crowd of district residents end visitors from a re- sults were as Open jumping Major S. Mabel 3, Cornelia Mills Col- lego Riding middle noises 1, B. 2, Diana Dr. E. R. 3, Mrs. saddle horses 1. Little Gipsy Mrs. An- 2, Mibs 3, Mrs. I. JUMP CLASS Open jumping 15 1, Queen Roma 2, Ben 3, Prince of William try Pleasure Major 2, Miss 3. You Major Pand and Miss 2, Duke and Cri Major Kelsey and Black Sheep Stock Palo Hunters 1, Crl du Black Sheep Stock 2, Miss 3, entry of Richard Pleasure horses owned by local It White J. B. 2, E. 3, Dan EXHIBITIONS GIVEN Special exhibitions of high school horses were given by Miss and Mrs. Ben York ex- his polo pony and T. C. horse showed his string in a special running Judges Pleasure Major jumpers end Jack three and five-gaited lam E. San master was E. Kin Shooting Laid to Man July La 40, Is held on an open charge at the county and his brother Tom La la in an Oroville hospital expected to as the re- sult of a gunshot wound said to have been Inflicted by the brother held In The two are said to have become Involved In a family quarrel over their mother Saturday There Is no hope that Tom La Valley will It was said at the sheriff's entire right was almost shot away by the discharge which entered his body at close Filing of charges the brother awaits the outcome ot Tom La Valley's La booked at the county ready retained an Campus Paving Job Bids to Be Opened SAN July for the proposed grading and raving job on the new Serra boulevard through the ford University campus at Palo Alto will be opened by the board ot supervisors of Santa Clara ty at a meeting on July 11. Pians and been accepted from County veyor Robert B. and several sealed bids have been re- from The new boulevard will furnish a fourth arterial for traffic from the peninsula and southern fornia relieving congestion on the San Francisco the Bay Shore highway and the line RETURN FROM HAWAII The Misses Amelia and Mabel Stenzel of San relumed recently from the Hawaiian bringing with them a collection of On the return journey they were presented with a grass skirt and war club by Pat son of the premier of New a fellow Salary Cuts Ordered to Reduce Budget of Board July re- ductions of from 5 to 30 per cent to make possible a annual re- duction in the salary budget of Alameda county welfare board employees are to result from county action in slashing budget estimates of county welfare it was an- here today by Mrs. Boyd executive secretary of the southern county B. AV. Burr of dent of the Alameda county who declared the action makes sible salary increases sought for 13 declared the welfare workers will accept the pay slash necessitated by the budget Some decrease in amounts spent for the relief of needy persons through the agency of the southern county Mrs. Stephens an- is expected as a result of the opening of the Hayward Veterans Win in Contest for Membership of Foreign and Iho local auxiliary unil todav hold two won at the recent state convention of the at for ship Commander Newman E. Nelson Of the V. F. W. who hended the received the cups for the awarded for the record membership Increase In the fifth both numerically and on a percentage The nc couling to Robert pos was from 53 to 112 during the contest an Increase 0, 59 or more than 100 per cent. The under Mrs. Han nah In Its membership to more than BO during Its six months A membership of more than 100 Is expected by the firs of the Complete Workshop Will Be Given to Boy Scouts July of the most complete workshops in the country will be avaliable for handicraft students at future mer camps of the Costa Boy Field Executive AV. R. said During thp camp a specious log cabin has hv and work benches will be set up on all four Complete of and silver work and many other instruments will be in- according to and the Scouts will be to Convicts Will Get From Beans CAN m t today for every Escape from Ine inevitable neons day in day form the mainstay of prison Warden B. spread the big and ordered chefs to cook holiday menn of pork arrd other wilh and cream for ni All work for the This were m turd H craft work both Inside and the Culling of timber and erection of the cabin accomplished by Scouts working under the super- vision of R. 33. Boydstun nnd 3far- old washstands and many other improvements un- bv thp bovs during the present while fallen logs and limbs have from large tions ot camp The campfire bowl has enlarged and several new tiers of spats have been 16 WAT R Modesto and Turlock lo Have tion Well Into October July and agriculturists will be assured of ample irrigation water until as late as Neil M. for the desto irrigation said There is assurance that it will be one of the longest sons in the history of the pal irrigation officials Hiding that ranchers have water for as long they Last year an acute shortage be- an to develop as early as In addition to being a boon to the big water supply will mean to tho desto and Turlock from electric power generated at the hydro-electric plant at Don Pedro which forms the storage basin for both it was pointed Because of the 1031 it was necessary for the local district to purchase power wholesale early in thp fall to serve its The 14-mile long Don Pedro reservoir is now filled to over- Water is pouring over to a depth of more a foot into the Tuolumne river be- The basin now contains 000 a total that will be increased to after the nine foot spillway gates arc This will not be done until the peak of the runoff is according to Council Changes Are Slated in San Jose SAN 4. A new member of the council will lake his seat and a new will lake over the reins of the council when it meets to ize itself for the coming tomorrow Richard local elected at the May is the new takes the place of D. M. councilman for 12 who did not re- election because of being seriously ill and confined to his home for several Councilman A. M- Meyer will be- come council Councilman L. who has held office two Councilman Joseph T. Brooks re-elected at the May primaries will be sworn in for another tern by City Clerk John J. Lynch meeting tomorrow Woman Defends Self In Divorce Action SAN July Gwendolyn 26, defended self In a losing divorce action in the superior court when her Clarence of San An- was granted the decree community and of their two small Mrs. now on foi n bad check entered a cross charge if the on which was granted the found guilty of passing bad checks by Superior Judge I. who yesterday heard th Schools of Oroville Report Large Gain July record gain In average attendance of 474 In HIP county tary nnd schools was disclosed today by J. E. county schools 321 find the high schools 153 In at- tendance during the past school daily ance was and high school at- was 1080 for the past Committee to Help State Olive Pool July of a committee ot olive ers to assist locally In formation of a state olive pool is to be by Glenn president of t Butte county farm ing meeting of olive growers held Growers present gave a vote o confidence to the statewide com- peeking to solve the oliv marketing problem and favored appointment of such ft committee Improvement Of Alameda County Stock Is Objective lo Get Under Way Early in Will In- Demonstration July stock campaign in directed cattle and Has boon tentatively launched with an lay tour and inspection by L. livestock extension of the University of and Farm Adviser T. O. The will get actively way early in the and will include study of and ion in the more advanced ods of lull ease and other the said It is that the campaign not be directed entirely toward but may link Santa Clara and Contra Costa counties this in view of the mutual Intel est in the Morrison A series ot demonstrations and experiments are expected for the Results of nil activities will je studied carefully and The entire program will continue for at least one year and probably to the Cooperation and aid of men ot county ire essential in the success of the educational expected to materially raise the Morrison pointed ESI R. of tho Merced irrigation announced day that bond interest amounting to approximately has been paid out bv the utility on the total of which came due 1. Funds to up the balance are expected to be on ond installments of 3031-32 and from the sale ot power at quer said the total Indebtedness probably will bo met by Coupons on the defaulting bonds will he registered with UIP district for later Virtually nil that was available in the when tho interest became due was paid to members ot the Protective Association and thp First National Bank of it was Sausalito Ready to Break July elimination of the Sausalito seemed today with the announcement that plans for the improvement of the main highway from the bay to are being completed under thp direction of the highway these plans urn received by tho re- alignment of the highway from Pine station to Olive street will be The now has ft fund of able for this It has neen agreed that as soon funds available the Ing portion of road between Napa and Olive streets will ho The proposed new way will parallel the railroad eliminate the curves on the present New Road Nearing Completion on the new the San const and eliminating th hazards ot thn tortuous Ran Is to be completed by July 35. This hni brought to Salinas by George chair man of the of commerce highway During a re survey of thp new highway hp ho was men that the job was progressing If completed by July pre- tho highway will greatly facilitate travel Into Salinas for California July 20 and 24, Work of Building Fire Trails To Cut Hazards Arc Now Under Oiled July -I of Mt. Diablo state park have be- developed so rapidly the short time it has been a unit of the California park system tint he meridian peak is being visited hundreds of motorists each Thp road's have been oiled lo ihe summit leading fiorn both eleven new camping and picnic round areas have been spring water has been piped to many of thp camp sites and to lop of the a campaign under way to exterminate the rodents and and poison oak are being eradicated at every During the 14 months the tain area has been under super- vision of Warden Henry L dell the number of has in- creased yet automobile accidents k of building fire trails around Ihe camp grounds so as lo minimize fire hazard caused by smokers is now in Since the park was taken over by the tho state highway crew in of Robert Wixson of Clock has been spending days a month improving the Approximately 20 miles of stale park roads were oiled in recent the work being done under contract by Sacramento but supervised by the stale division Warden The park cosl borne bv Alameda and Contra counties and the slale Boosting of State Scenic Assets Urged By Governor Development of Travel Held Aid to Cooperation Asked National Guardsmen Preparing for Camp SAN July than 300 San Jose National Guardsmen will entrain July 22 for the annua summer training camp at San Luis Obispo July 23 to August 7. Thi guardsmen who will bo among BOOI troops attending the ar members of Companies F1 and H of the 150th At cam they be under direct com mand of Major Louis J. Van Dal sem of this Among the cers will Lieut. Col. Clarence L of San officer ot the July Rolph in a letter to Vaughn D chairman of he county board of declared that nent of California's tourist travel s a prime to increase trade nrl in a cooperative The urged counties to band to the state's scenic thus at- more unemployed want 1obs, not Rolph snid ng trade and employment can he bronchi about bv aggressive de- of our the of this is thing to which our nents should rightly give active He described work ot the Year of Southern California in stimulating tourist travel as one of UIP most effective in the Tn this e pointed out that tho San Jonquin Tourist and Travel embracing 11 valley and Sierra has joined with the to develop tourist trade to the maximum this have been much impressed by the club's high caliber because in addition to ing money have warned the wrong type from coming said the imported unemployed problem would have been much rho this past had it not been for their splendid Delegates Chosen by Red Men of Concord July 4. Wahoo tribe will be represented by a great trustee and four past sachems al the great council session of Red Men at Santa Rosa on August 16 it was learned one of the great trustees of the nnd Past Sachems R. A George Elmer son and Frank will attend from San Mateo County Marriages in Drop REDWOOD July Thirty-two fewer marriages were performed jn San Mateo county In June than was the case a year ago Elmore B. flinman re ported Only 84 marriage wore compared to 11 a year of Alleged Thief Beats Owner of Victim Loses Two Fingers July into the D. local rabbit lint two fingers from the hand of I toward 23, of Sunday and in urn vas assaulted and beaten by i companion of when ths air were stealing nK from Chaddock had been missing Determined to catch the thieves slept near the hutches on ths with a gauge according to Con- stable who had practically filled t sack with rabbits when one of them awakening then said he aimed at in the shooting oft fingers and killing one bit. At this point Chaddock was attacked liv the second Ths assailant knocked Chaddock scratched his choked took his shotgun away from Hit him over thp head with H and then in the to his parked on Main near the scene of the and drove to the hospital where G. treated Ball was placed in the Santa Cruz county Chico Supervisor to Oroville Girl July of the engagement of Mrs. Vivian Brooks of Oroville and Supervisor A. IT. Mahon of Chico was yesterday at thp home Of the Mrs. Lucy county The marriage will take place next Lafayette Club to Hold Annual Meet July 4. Annual meeting of the Lafayette ment club will be held July 6, according to sent out today by Mrs. Annual reports will bP submitted and new officers George S. land Is president of THE TONIGHT TRIBUNE radio Fireworks p. LakP TRIBUNE radio Ashby Friendly p. St. t p. Parish Howe and society t p. 1419 CLUBS club p. Hotel Luncheon club Advertising club Hotel club p. Wilson's nnd Bay View Improvement club 8 p. Bay View Thirty-fourth and Business Association To Seat New Heads SANTA R. li tho new of the Cruz Business Men's elected nt the annual meeting to succeed R. F. A. M. Sinclair was elected and B. M. re- ns The new with thp president nnd arp N. William Earl IT. B. F. John Burtt F. O. B. Percy A. Whitney and Douglas AT THE THEATERS and nnd of the and of the Century of the and and and Desert of the South Golden the and of Lincoln and Palace ot and Line of Plaza and hattan Ferguson T. D. and HIP nnd SAN Palace and at and and and and MR. AND MRS. Joe to Page 14 on a Breezy Day NOW DOHT HUgRy ME. IT ON 14 1 TAKE ir UP Back and Rides Rivoli and and orderly 20 YEARS AGO July 4, 1912 day was WHEN THE POPULAR SONG IS THr MELODY LOMOT Professor Park A. Van local a ture of the annual Independence day by an aton from Of In new b a B made in loon was tened City of Literary clsea were hold at the stand of the ot the read one of hll w h 11 Rev. William n y pastor of t h Unitarian orator of the The drill ot the Oakland B. will compete In the grand drill competition In Portland The local by Colonel J. 1C. as one ot most proficient masters In the United N. July least 40 passengers were I 50 injured today when train crashed into the wts Lackawanna passenger train two miles east of this wrecked which New York to on the track a few mini the express i struck It In at full have been taken from i LAS M Jim white today in the ninth ached tiled wM
