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Appointed Questioned by . EXCHANGE CLUB TO MEET Dr. Weity professed to be at a __ latter nlso became professor of his tory ami. In later years, devoted all of hls thne to this field. Ail i his was in keeping with Dr. c.v.ion to the great masses instead of cenfinine- it tn.a chosen few. lher alive to public -demands ami iho diversified imprests of n state rivh in resources which needed de velopment. Dr. Wheeler fostered 'arts, science and business with | equal emphasis. He sought funds for experiments to aid the farmer. Ju if.lH there were Jen persons on ihe faculty of the college of apri Willianis-inTTeimT any explanation of- Wood's will hold ita regular business meet sudden departure several days ago. ing at the Hotel' Oakland Wednes As to reports that Wood had with ?Tas the city council the right to day noon, April 7, according to an^. him about S400.000, proceeds from exist as a cits* planning commission i.ouncemcnt today by Harris Allen, the sale of-property, owned by the without the mayor's appointment or consent ? If the-city council hqw nn ~rtr>>tl >1vbnp t--the- live--cn'gl n'cevs'o!* draftsmen working for the city secretary. The meeting will be a closed session. ' r -BUSIfllNA'l'-ICTCnOft h-S ADDED, -- SAX QUENTIN, April B.--Fr&n- .-lseo Vnsqueez**ancl Pablo Diaz, family, for, whom he had powers^, of attorney. Dr, Weity said that so far as he knew. \Vood was en. t-ltled-to- whatever-he had v Wood's wife," who was tli^dStfgh- ter of Mrs. Eleanor Hyde Smith planning commission? These questions were Incorpor ated in a letter to Cilv fherk Dugone Sturgis, head of the city plan nulng commission, from CUy Au who escaped from a road camp in hlaHposa county 'Saturday, were i oonpturctWedwy-o-ml-tH-accd-hT theprison dungeon. of Honolulu, explained his absence by declaring he had suffered ~ uerVous oreaKHOwn and naa gone to Fresno county to seek rest. ditor Harry Williams, who inquired whether the city should pay for the services of employees whose legal ity might be questioned. . . The .'Hy planning commission, said `Williams, was appointed orig inally by the mayor. The city com BASS- HUETER missioners were members. The mayor's appoint merit terminated about three yoprs ago, bqt the idly . PAINTS and VARNISHES 'me present magnitude ol' planning commisEsnn continued to ;hai phase of university work function as usual. It also appointed alts for itself, Facilities to l'os- engineers' and draftsmen. - trade .vcre introduced. A school STVIUJIS HKN'Fr,.\])S COUNCIL. of naval.architecture and engineer "llow conteV" inquires William's. sac was established because Dr. Sturgis, referring file letter to Wheeler recfrgttixoYlf he eminent the city attorney for an opinion, position which shipbuilding hud gave a few opinions himself. taken itt lhc.''Sn--l'ranciscn bt:y re . "The city council members could gion ami which in his words ."made. CQ.nijjiiie^.tu exroffnffov ns -a. eily it imnittilicnt upon the university pl;\iitrlng-"'coinniisp5h"'''''ji:-rt!tcy so to furnish the best instruction 'In chose," explaiiVe'd*'Sturgis. -"As for, wjjat now had come to he.a char- the employees, they, were appointed' av.erisiic California "art." v- ! by resolutions an<I ordinances of GitATH-ATK DIVISION. ' the city council, whether the em To encourage resent h the irrad- ployees were assigned to the city ttate division was organized. to planning commission or not." which has-since been attracted stu But. says'Williams, there may be dents :<ftd experts from all corners no city planning commission. The of the world. In his first report to mayor never appointed the mem the covr-rnor in 11*00 Dr. Wheeler bers. - set forth a 'long list of pressing . "What of it?""asks Sturgis." " needs for the 'university he had ' City Attorney Leon Gray admits come across the continent to guide. that the problem is not so simple It is *. itis credit that the majority that an opinion can be voiced off of these needs, representing invesL- handed; and meanwhile Jack Me- menrrand- appropriations-of many Xiece of the Civil* Service Bm- iHieing, of dollars, itn -been- There are still a few of his dreams the employees''of the city'planning to be realized. Chief among these commission--if there is any city is an art building, wirh which he planning* commission--were not W'Kihl combine a' department of accredited by' the civil service archaeology.. board, and have never been exam ined-- signed by the : (Of an "ideal" university inspired ice board. ' > : hundreds ofpersons.to give.of.thelr MAYOR BLAMED.____ wealth to the state institution of W'hac of jt" inquires Sturgis, j learning Is related by Dr. Deutsch again. "The city council has the 1 i:n his biography. .. -`I ''President Wheeleir was the (AiwidJ/mitatimk-| Moses who struck the* rock from torJfome decorators " The painted and decorated furniture so much invogue , this year, can be produced with LUSTRJBLAO.ENAMEL. Breakfast room.. furniture, bedroom suites, and occasional pieces for other rooms these are only a few of the things you'll want, to decorate, once you've tried it. Attractive color combina* ^tfons"are possibtebecauseof- the wide choice of shades in which Lustrelac comes. We have artistic transfer designs that are easily ap~ plied, and that add . a pro- Sessional touch, at very little cost. . Among- the many B-H t w hich t 'mc m; -uaitrs -fiowetlT**"says .! Dr. Deutsch in relating the many i benetVcUons which came to the | university in the two decades of lihe Wheeler regime. - i While recognizing material needs, 1 ! President Wheeler placed his great- ! cgt-yxesH-cn--'hmuanvaloesy--aird~ I sought the one only for what it ` j could _.do _for the other. In his 2 I presidential 'capacity he looked 1 first anil foremost to his "boys and jrlrls" in the student body. To Hihem he gave student self-govern- -j mf.nt_aiidj_he honor spirit In exam11 W-~ > i/vus. Tn iiis ivm-rtt nf the-writer- j of his biography he was "his own ' Ivin of students." and delegated - n uie of his cherished powers of 1 leadership in this respect to others, e : . Dr. Wheeler's own college career l , had been the kind to inspire the ___ _ __ .. and.u-nnin whom a 'uilvised and guided. lie was- v :prominent in student activities In y .the class of -1-S75 ai Brown Univer- - I.-ify. and at the same time, achieved e., distiuction _as a brillinnt schohi i He was a member of his class cn Safe ,, Mill and Foot Porlnfantt Inoe.lida, The Aged 7ourishiDg--Digestible-- No Cooking i-Tr-t-w-j Food-Drink for All Age/ Products there's a paint or varnish for every use. For exterior painting, we rec ommend B-H Sire Pre- The following is a list of Bass-Hueter agents from whom . Lustrelac Enamel may be purchased: OAKLAND Castle HwraWar* Co, 3S13 Snn FnhJo Avc. Centre! Hnrdivnre Co. Telegraph Avc. 15. O. Cole Hardware Co. 5I)I>S TeJejrri>| Are, Eakinx Hardware Telegraph Are.______ G. It. -Felton Hardware . 21S:i Telegraph Are. Golden Gale Hnrdware Co. 3t)0P J'lcdmont tv*. Grand Avenue Hnrdware, 743 Grand Avc. ALBANY -Albany -Hardware Co. --------- Slti-San-PablO'-Arei- . BERKELEY Barrett Paint end Wall Paper Cu. 2133 University Ave. L. Leloj 3'3SlT Adeline HI. ' Monterey Center Hardware 1548 Hopklne Thode Hardware 2040 San Pablo Avc. Tliouxand Oak* Hardware \ 1707 Solano Ave. - pn'd--played~left"fleld on' ulffss nHfr o ! varsity baseball teams. After gr/cl- <;ui;tion there followed a career as r Mgh. school and col lego teacher; it ijj'cudies and travel in Europe; hon G iors and degrees bestowed upon U jhlnii nndi in-lSSfr a nail from Cor R:ie Hardware Store (520 Grove St, Snljnck Hardware Store 1472 7(li St. xfrfy--Jttmr SOUTH BERKELEY Sooth Berkeley Hardware Co. . 3213-15 Adeline St. ' CENTBIlVILLH 0 , r.ell. where he remained for. 13 lyeavs. ' ' ' ,' I CORYELL ACTIVITIES. rr-"At'-Com-etl-^Dr.'"WlTe'crer-U'etrtfmvj' 1 trJ t h'e~-trgn'ffe'gaTnr~mn;--UgLtvee ri~fsg-; r- ;u!ty and students. It was his in- >e 'terest in students-and the commu- :.f nltv at large;-his ability as a nub- IP- lic spca kdr-,- and--his--sctivJtf es--In- is , the realm of politics that made him te lie adjudged "presidential timber" s- fin the words of Dr. Deutsch. Small :d-Avv&nderIthem=ptoui7rttt=thls-biogra-= e- ! pher, that tributes should come to him from all parts of the world. Thirteen universities and colleges in this, country and Europe con- Fine For Lunch* R, B. Meder Unnlwnre 5813 Fairfax Ave, ChrJ* Nolxon 2253 E. 14ih St. 14- -ferred-honorary-degrees-upon- him. id in 1S05-96 he served as professor of the Greek. language and Utera- Classical Studies In Athens. While there he participated in the first Corinth- and_ was a judge at the :al finish of the't'rack spprts at the first revival of the Olympic games. Kid/ylcrvC J. Pctro'cclIJ ' 1423 13tb Are. ALAMEDA ____John tterltaee 4k Son 2208 Santa Clara -Avc. SAN LEANDRO R. Logitrap ____281 Davie 8t. San Leandro Palhi Store 1323 Washington St. BASS-HUETER PAINT CO. 201 T_weliJ:h_St. ~o f-a ri-1 H^irdnTOr^TTfcTr^rfffe'to' Dr. Wheeler in his versatile career, OAKLAND in | Dr. Deutsch sets forth as the most th important bestowed .upon him dur|ing his term' as president of the gn University of California, his up1 5 I poi/itnic-nt as Theodore Roosevelt 1 professor In the University of Ber u.__-- Actionby-Congrese.------ BY DAVID LAWRENCE WASHINGTON, . April 8.--The national capital is not taking too .seriously the hearings on the wet < and 'drv nj-obigm. ~RgiTiC rpimiilav with the motive which ' actuated the sponsors of the whole pro- 1 iceedingf, there is little concern eaj the have any immediate effect. The -wets concede that the most they can accomplish is to keep the sub ject agit ^ .-d while the drya know ctr? 'di tee sot ' -that, asiuo from the publicity which sooner or later affects pub lic opinion, they have nothing to lear in the way of legislation at this session of Congress. 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