The San Francisco call., 1909-06-08
Suburban Brevities

PEACE DISTURBER FINED-Berkeiey. June
I-Arnold Peters. who showed fight on a Sar
Pa6io car when he was awakened by Policeman
j. T. Jones week ago, WAS fined SIS this morn
Ing for disturbing the peace
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET-Ala
neda, June THE chamber of commerce vii
give an anniversary banquet Saturday evening
at the Hotel Crescent, following the election
Thursday evening Of the new board of directors
BURGLARS FRIGHTENED-Ala Alameda. June Z
An attempt TO rob the J. T. Waldon home al
arrival of the police last night before the bur
glars had had a chance to enter. Mrs. waldor
was alone at the time.
TRACTION COMPANY oFFENDs-Berkeley
June t.-Protest has been made by North Berke
ley residents at the change by the Oakland trac
tion company of it's North Grove street cars from
~ minute to 10 minute headway. The mat
Ter VIII be laid before the chamber OF commerce
FIND PosToFFICE LooT-oakiand. June g.
While cunning on the summit yesterday after.
noon E. Miller, 1903 Linden avenue, discovered
a dress suit case In the woods which contained
large number Of money order blanks ETC.
believed portion of the loot Of the thieves
who robbed the Point Richmond postoffce last
November.
TO LECTURE IN SOUTH Berkeley. June r.
Prof E. b. Lamare of the faculty of the univer-
slfy has left for Los Angeles, where he will give
lecture on the French Alliance June IL under
the auspices of the Los Angeles Y. NJ. G. A. He
Will also give five weeks reading course in the
southern city.
HELD FOR BURGLARY-oakland.J June t.
william Henry, accused of breaking into Patrol
man III. G. Arrests East Oakland home and
stealing the poiiceman's revolver and $S, was
examined by Police Judge Smith this morning
He was held for trial on charge of burglary
In s., 600 ball.
STREETS TO BE oILED-Alameda. June r.
superintendent OF Streets Frodden will begin the
work of oiling the Alameda streets as soon as a
car Of Oil that has been lost in transit arrives.
The nrst streets to be treated to the dust layer
Will be Union, Willow, Walnut and portion
OF Chestnut street
LIBRARIAN A DELEGATE-Oakland, June Z.
Charles s. Greene, librarian of the Oakland free
pubic library and president of the state library
board, will be the official delegate from Call
fornia to the annual convention of the American
library association at Breton, N. FL. He will
depart for the east next week to attend the
session.
VIOLET CLUB TO GIVE DANCE-oskIand,
June THE Violet club. composed of number
OF well known young men, will give its second
Much preparation has been made for the event.
Among those who are active in the arrangements
are w Z. Lenana Ben Bonnell. A. Fitzgerald,
j. j. Barry, A. Lingard and +. HAVE.
SPILLED ALL THE BEER-oakland, June 7.
Burglars broke into Thomas Whites saloon, at
Second street and Broadway, some time after
the doors had been locked at l o'clock this
morning They rined the cash register and s OBJ
tanned from 1t only 50. They opened the taps of
all the beer casks in the barroom, and this
morning when White entered hts place he found
the floor covered with 'suds'
MRS. H. A. KINDS DEAD-Berkeley June 7.
Mrs. Irene Kinds. wife of H. A. Kinds, a min
ing operator of Manhattan, New, died at her
home IN Parker street near Shattuck avenue this
morning at the age of ~ years. She was a
member OF Berkeley lodge No. IT'S. Order OF
Eastern Star: and lodge No. 800, Women of
Woodcraft. Besides her husband. two children,
Clifford and Marguerite, survive.
Ro1INsoN-FENToE NUPTIALS = Berkeley.
June "A pretty church wedding was solemnized
last night at st. Augustine church chapel when
William Robinson, son Of c. e. Robinson a
South Berkeley grocer. was united in marriage to
MISS Alice Fenton of North Oakland by Rev.
Father Macdonald. On their return from the
honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson win
make their home in South Berkeley, where the
groom Is in business with his father.
STRIKES THIEF-Oakland. June $50 hard
did y. g: Baker, expressman of 1922 Poplar
street. hit a thief this afternoon that he dslo-
Gated his finger. He was treated at the receiv-
Ing hospital. He was engaged in moving furni-
tnre from house at Adeline and Eighteenth
streets when the thief seized a box containing
80 In silver that had been placed temporarily on
the sidewalk. Baker Immediately struck him
and the man dropped the box and made bis es-
c2ps-