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dlsjfrnce--old bnrrpls rusted tins worn-out shoes discarded clothes truck muck and filth There isn't a fabric wiro fence in the neighborhood--just those ugly board fences that serve as cover-ups for all this insanitary ' disease-breeding stuff t........................................ THE STANDARD FENCE COMPANY 310 Twelfth Street, Oakland. ^ l>nJ--Oakland 573! EvrnliiR--I'lrdmont ANItt * " Merrill *221 paint your steps or porch and In rreshen up many a pot about tfc* hnus^ With a ran of this esrellsnt toady* mixed paint yon ran eaally do the work yourself at odd momenta. . We nlao carry-- o h .s , r r u s h e s , JAP-A-LAC, WOOD STAINS, VARNISH, - ALABASTINE, JOHNSON AND OLD ENGLISH FLOOR POLISH O'CEOAR MOPS AND OILS Refrigerators He prepared for ths warm day* to come. Wi have St atylea of refrtgorators for you to choooa from. ITinea **.75 to ioo. 4cwcD Dohnw2J\i\fo 1 Ijealtd with HCOp*llO "I nursed your son back to health, but A dual dl*cuaalcm ol th amended Drum plan of reorganisation of ttfe l*- piss Water I'umpany will > launched Ihla week .when the Ciiilnton aruup of People* Water Company l*onilhol<lem. following yesterday's aeaslun of the Drum reorganisation rommllinc, will meet pos sibly Thursday qpd iltlthsnte on .tho new alignment of dlvlsltMsl bondholder*, note holder* and non-consenting bondholder* of tho utilities. . Juat what course the discussions of ths Carlston group will taka la problem atical. prior to yesterday's meeting In It would have been better for me and mln If f had let him die." . Mrs. Morris first heard of ths stops- msnt yeaterday afternoon over ths tele phone when the bride called up after tickets for a wedding Journey had been purchased. The marriage had taken place in the morning after Jfl MorrtW had stolen quietly from hr home, rnef linns and 'proceeded m sun Pmnrleeo, where the ceremony was performed by Superior Judge Graham In court. T. I. Gurley, Uli Franklin street. Oakland, went with them as witness. Han Francisco it wus an noun cad tlyat Inasmuen aa tha railroad ctunmUslun had amended the Drum acbohte. It would be Immediately necessary to reaubmlt tha amended plan to th* group of cimaentlng landholder* who Joined In the appllca- Today a letter came from ths brlds. who gave her age at court as 11: "Dear Mother: Father than be sepa rated from Arthur have decided to leave for the North, as he has a friend with whom he can stay until we are belter situated financially. You can do what- Unit to the state board. Today it waa I'.`` . L'.-VT " d.ehtr.d by n*. Dnim ..... >*<`l',o!?,. mmisatun s charge v a* pot material j eiKUgh to re.juiij. ji reaubinlttal, and that * "TcIiAitIHuEr.."" The bride, who Is both pretty and ac In uIt proltabUity plans, wnuld he Imme diately launched for th<* organization of the Kaat Hay Water `omptiiy, designed to lake over the management of the Peo ple* Wtiter Company for the purpose of complished. Is a descendant of Martha Morris, who rgarrted George Washington and a great niece of the celebrated sculptor. Story. Her father, Henry Mor ris. Is. dead, while an uncle, Paul Morris, irhahiiltsilon and refinsttes. Is president of the First National flank Ilowsvsr, there U a disitoaltlen to In sist that ths Drum interaats, holding bonds of the absorbed corporations now of ftonort. f*al. Is a graduate of Miss Snell s seminary In Berkeley. "Arihur linos* mother Is heartbroken, forndng the Peoples Water Company, guaranies that the new corporation will too. about ll." declared Mbs. Morris to day. "1 have no objection to the young ls -under the dictation of the Peoples Water -Company bondholders, 'and that the cotnmlsaioii'e decision be re-retlfted. men except on the ground of his youth and my daughter's youth. When he wap III And away from home I nursed him These matters will bs offered to th* ba<k to health, iHut ( had'planned to Carlaton committee for action v....rd.y, ...I"* WM ihla week, ..k,n up i^*'* JJ' I,Inmdutu "*|*see for a and take my year so that children to she would ; wll)> a iMsi iJssin/) of stock Issues and I | think that within a f*f days we will cviend her education.' {ha\ dvtrrmlm <1 on wir plan. very anxious to go ahead with We the are or-, The Morris home Is nns nf the big old-* fashioned manslona In the T.ake district. 'ganlsatlon of the new company," said >NEVADA " MINERAL . MAKERS OP PAINT . ' Drum. Japanese PreparingAttending Yesterday*'* meeting were CO.! W. W. (Jarthwaits, and J. K. ('arlston of for World Trade Bid- Oakland, Juhn Drum. I\ R Howies. F, W. Van Micklen. Sydney \V. VanWyck Graphite Alluminum Roof Paint |Direct fronvfactory to you--oaves three profits. I Negro Who Wounded\Ve have successfully mines, manuiaciurea ana msraeiea urapnite and t\ O (J. Miller. I Mineral Paint for nearly twenty yen re. Wn siivn you money from every standpoint for we own and operate I Sheriff Shot to Death ST. * IIAUI.KS, Mo., April fi --Trap SAN KIIANVIHCO, April I.--That (ho Japan<*e are preparing to make a tremendous bid fur world trade waa believed In shipping circles here today when K. Htramutsu and other offi cials of the Osaka Shoahcn Kalnha hue arrive,i to purchase lumber for theJr m-vv iJe*-i of merchant vessels. min** Hint factory ami cnii offer >ou economy In price, quality and dur- I ped tn u hunting barn by n nmb of They came to America for lumber. It. Utility. It Is time for you to consider this now, ' it>0 men stud bpys, laifayette Chan was stated, because shipbuilding ac dler. 2 5, negro. * shut to deuth at tivities in Japan had made the pur ; FACTORY. COR. 10th AND LINDEN STS., ,m k .>, I '(xMik for Hlnck Oullillnr Phone Piedmont mg I noon today. Last night he shot and probably fatally wounrled Hherlff John I Heker. * While poases' wero scouring |he country for Ohandler, a farmer's son chase of materials there virtually Im possible. It w a s reported that aeveral of the new Osaka vesnels might be~tmt on the voyage between an Francisco chanced to enter the barn where; he and Japanese ports. Captain J. Ka- had taken refuge ' Tits boy atarjned tnao, formerly of tha liner Panama the district by telephone. When the barn v.ss |0 Maru. on which tho Japanese ateamer flames magnates arrived, Is already In Beat C*handter appeared In a .doorway tie negotiating for* larga lumber pur^ waving both hands above hla head In chases. , To Hold Deliberationstoken of surrender. A thousand shots rang out. The. negro toppled back ward Into the biaxe. Pis body has not been recovered. '* . ' - on New Health Laws BASS-HUETER -- AND -- Hueter's Superior I VARNISHES '> . . MADE IN'CALIFORNIA SINCE 1857 ' OAKLAND BRANCH , 1113 FRANKLIN, Between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets ' Republican National FAf'RAMKNTO. April S.--WMIe the Stale Medb-nl Aasclatlcn la In conven tion fn f-^sno, April is to the legls- Delegates Endorsed latb's committee of the Htste Board of Health wlll.be In session In the same oily With Mr*. Charles S. <'hamberla|n presiding, the executive committee uf the Womin'a Republican Club of Alatpedn .County met at tha Hotel Oak land today and by unanimous vote en dorsed the regular Republican ticket on April iu. It was decided today. . Thi* commutes will open ui the matter of new health laws and amendments te the present laws at the next aesaioti of the legislature. The committee, meeting at the same.time as the medical associa tion,, will be In a position to lmtnodlataly of nominees for dehgktee to the take over for oonstderatton all legislation national Republican convention. proposed by tha aasodatlon. . The death of Mrs. .1. Maker* corre The legislative cennnlttae, oeleotad by sponding secretary, ne restated an tnt- Am Btatn Hoard ^f Health at tu .April medalte election to f 11 the vacancy, meeting, consists 11. J). Mara Oresns, and Mrs. 11. A. Platt was elected to attorney, -Berkeley: Dr. William Simpson, the office. - health offtesr of Santa Clara county:, Dr. mmm The next meeting o'' the committee George H Kbrfght of Haiy Francisco,! -- iWII be held Tuesday at 10 a. m. -- -- v* -- RELIAEpresident of the Bests Board of Health; .. Dr. Binntey I*. Black, health officer of Fruit Shippers to , I'ssadena, and Dr. \V. A. Sawyer, State health officer. Discuss Crop Sales Left Off Dollar RE For ms 8ACRAMENTO/ April 8. =-- Fruit hippera and Utetrlbutor* from all ' Sign, Lost on Bid watohed e markable parts of the state will confer here kltmrlf 0 tomorrow with State Market Director Welnstock. relative to tha establish ment of a Hearing house In Hacramento to regulate the distribution of deciduous fruits In California to pre Failure to place a dollar slim before ths figures In bids submitted for street work lost the contrast for -Imprevlng Scenic avenue to the Western Construc tion Company. The city attorney ex plained from |he hid that there was'no Bey, Uver < ft is a ' Swamp-J medicine, years in hi vent a glutting of the market. , way of telling whether one ons-hundredth- the kldne) Health Men to Delve . . # fff a 'dollar, a cent, a mill, g ducat;- a work ituctii franc, a. centime or a mark was being -Switmp-I bid. Tiie contract was awarded to the years, It Into, Pure MillJ Layn, Ifiitchlniton Gginpany, tfie next lowest Its merit' i bidder. . - * ' F other rente KACRA M KNT >. A iH| 6.- -Confer ence of the Htfttb fihitrd of Health Mh other State departments relative to the enforcement of the pure milk law that goes Into effect October 1 will bo hold, lit Ban ItTancleco. April U.-K. Burgiind and Winistm Bridge, for mer supervisor, who are co-partners in the Western Construction Company, pro tested against the award, and-wafd they would take tha matter to tlip `oourta.to' restrain the Hutehlnaon oompeny-frem entering Info eofttrael or doing the week. Its place. Be sure tart treatn However, tbls greet, to,Dr. Kllr T,, for, as Z7, arrangojneets having been com- .The city eouiAHl has awarded ike eea- lug bo.sur* puud tody. .. tract to llUtglilnwh ^;Trbmto.---j