The San Francisco call., 1909-07-22
Suburban Brevities
PRELIMINARY HEARING sET-oakil

PRELIMINARY HEARING sET-oakiand
July 21.-The preliminary examination OF Pledrc
Flores who is charged with stabbing Voko Foko-
witch July IT. has been set for August g.
CHANGE MEETING NIGHT-Alameda. July
21-The library trustees have changed their
regular meeting night from the last Friday to
the last Monday In each month
SEEKS MISSING HUSBAND-San Leandro.
July 21-Airs- Joseph Burns has appealed 10 the
authorities for help in locating her husband, who
disappeared several days ago.
WILL TALK ON BREAD-oaklsnd. July 2i.-
Robert Robertson win deliver address on
Bread and the Baker before the Trirotary club
Thursday afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the
clubs weekly luncheon at the Hotel Metropole.
ALAMEDA SCHOOLS TO REoPEN-Aiameda.
July 21.-The public schools will reopen for the
fall term on August 2. During vacation i'm
provements have been made 10 all OF the school
buildings.
WILL RIDE TO LOS AxGELEs-Berkeiey.
July 2i-Frank and Elmer Northrup. two well
known young men Of South Berkeley. have start
ed on horseback ride 70 Los Angeles and re-
turn their summer vacation. They win take
the valley trip and camp out al night.
JAIL BREAKER ON TRIAL-oakland, July
21.-The trial OF Frank Ward, negro charged
with completely in the recent break from the
city jail. was begun before Judge Brown today.
Ward having been recaptured AZ Reno. A spe-
cial venire was secured, from which jury was
chosen.
AFRo-AMER1cAE DELEGATES = Oakland.
July 2l.-Tbe Afro-American council OF Alameda
county has elected the following delegates 10
the state congress- which VIII be held in oak
land in August: At large. c. Harry Walls
Rev. s. w Hawkin, James Summers Oliver
Batelow A. Strather and E Marshall.
WILL ARRAIGN BUTCHERS Berkeley, July
21-Nfne butchers arrested on charges OF sell
ing adulterated meats viii be arraigned tomor
row morning by Judge r. B. Tappan of Ala
media. sitting for Judge Edgar. as follows: G.
Fischel, J. BaumI, w. ]. Cox. NJ. II. Gist T. S.
Hicks T. H. Nevin. ]. s. Nhitehouse, Egberr
Armand and George Armand
SALOON LICENSE ROW sETTLED-Alameda
July 2l-The city council has awarded the IL
cense to conduct the saloon at the southwest cor
ner OF Park street and Lincoln avenue fornerlr
aanaged by a. n. Kober. 10 Frank Murphy Rob
ert B. Mott sought the license, and for several
weeks the city council was divided.
LABOR LEADER INJURED-Berkeley. July
21-whiIe attempting TO avoid collision with
a Key Route train In Shattuck avenue yesterday
afternoon A Johannsen. county organizer for the
building trades council. WAS thrown from hts
motorcycle sustaining painful bruises and tive
broken fingers. He was unable to attend to his
duties today.
CITY AFTER B0NpSEEN-Alsmeda. JuIy u
The CITY attorney has been instructed bv the
city council 10 institute proceedings looking 70
the refoyery Of $500 from the bondsmen Of
Maurice Cha1es, Fruityale restauranfn,an who
was arrested for battery upon small boy in
this city three months ago and who jumped his
bail and failed to appear in court.
REFRESHMENTS IN PUBLIC PARKs-Ala-
n. Delanoy OF the park commissioners the city
council has decided 10 permit refreshment and
confectionery stands 20 be located in the public
parks The privileges viii be sold to the highest
bidder and the proceeds viii 30 to the fund for
the parks and iaygruunds.