carmel pine cone april 12, 1916 · carmel-monterey road the following bids were lilt d ferdinand...

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CONE ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY APRIL 12. 1916 CARMEL, CALIFORNIA VOL. 2, NO. 11 Not to be Shown Mere Since last week’s announce ment that Albert Besnard’s two great paintings would be exhibited here, it has been found necessary to send the paintings to Los Angeles from San Francisco direct. So, 'for the present at least, Carmelites and other peninsula residents will be unable to gaze upon these wonderful creations. (I\r riusic and Prizes Quite a gathering of children and adults were on hand at Mrs. Carrington’s studio on Friday evening for the annual distribution of prizes for pro ficiency in music. The splen did progress of some of the pupils was evidenced by the rendition of several difficult numbers. Pleasant little talks and refreshments took up the balance of the evening. Forest Theatre Programme July 1, evening, Forest Theatre Annual Play. July 8. evening, Arts and Crafts, Children’s Play. July 4, afternoon, Matinee of Children’s Play. July 4, evening, Second Production of Annual Play. July 29. evening, Romeo and Juliet, Western Drama \l Society. August 5, evening, A Winter’s Tale, Western Drama / Society. II Interpretive Dance Program. Miss Sadief/ Van Brower and Miss Jeannette Hoagland. |f All Sorts of News Cottxiges for the Easter vacation and for the Summer. Inquire a t the “ Pine Cone” office. The Risk of Fire or Theft When Your Valu ables are Stored at Home or Office is too Great. Why Assume It ? You Can Rent a Safe Deposit Box in our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault ' for a Reasonable Sum First National ! Bank MONTEREY. CAL. Bids for Construction of Carmel-Monterey Road The following bids were lilt d Ferdinand Burgdorff, who with the Board of Supervisors j formerly rest h i no • \ and for the building of the high-: who later, after a trip mound wav from Carmel to Monterey: the world established a studio V. M. Price. $25,424.50; W. at. Mil. Valley, recently l ad an A. Dontanvilie, $26,943.60; G. Snvder & Co.. S25.505.60; A. J\ & j. L. Fairbanks, $31,159 10. All bids were rejected save that of the first-named, which was taken under advisement. exhibition of his work at Cleveland, 0. Next Sunday is Palm Sun day. The churches of Carmel extend a cordial invitation to visitors to attend the services. The brush is being cleared t-ii-e <’ <»m m ission from the properly about Arts ,vt \v h u e C o m m is s io n an(} Crafts H.nll, and a beauti- At a recent meeting of the frarden is to be planted. Board o f Supervisors, a peti-, ^heir new home completed was presented asking tor the j aa(j the furnishings having ar- appointment of a Fire Com- . j f (he East the Watts mission for Carmel. 1 he board | wiJ] m()ye tiv;s week. vfnSffj. E. NiSmirindW!; Newberry was oneof ,■ nil.,, the speakers be.ore the local lie Pine Cone fund is grow-1 Socialist organization at the u.< l me cone tuna is giow . ^ rneeting Friday even- I’ rrviously acknow’ged $31.00 j i Mrs. A. F. dim m ing - 1.00: At Mil Arboles, Mrs. A. V- Mrs. M. Ashburner - - 1.00 Colton’s beautiful place, next « 1 Friday afternoon from 3 to 5, , , there is to be a garden party Election Board and f ° ^ in8 |tea for the Carmel Library. Place On this occasion it is expected The following have been ap- that Miss Laura Cotton and pointed to serve as election her orchestra will be on hand, officers for the May primary: 1 xhe first issue of the Carmel C. O. Goold, inspector; W. E. Library Quarterly Bulletin will IMartin, L. H. Leidig, Helen | he issued this week. Those tW. Farkes, clerks; Effie A. \ receiving the publication are McLean. John L. Williams, ;urpred to preserve the numbers, School Election The strenuous striving for votes, the racing of automo biles through our streets, and the abuse of the opposing can didate, which marked the local school election in October, were entirely absent at last Friday’ s election. It was an orderly, dignified affair. Miss M. DeNeale Morgan was chosen to succeed Mrs. M. E. Hand as trustee of Sunset School, and W. T. Kibbler to membership on the Monterey Union High School board. Sixty-two votes were cast. Carmel Library Report March library statistics, reported by Mrs Sydney Yard, Librarian, are as follows : Books entered, 36; by gift 34, by purchase 2; Volumes in library 305 6 . Cardholders added, 19 Circulation — Fiction 354, non fiction 160, juvenile 80, magazines 144; total 738. jjudges. Wilson’s garage office will be the polling place. Can You Save $ 1000 ? If you can. you become inde pendent. The man w ho can deny himself often to acquire that amount has discovered the secret o f wealth and how to acquit-* it. The high cost of living does not bother him—he has eliminated the cost of high living. Save your first dollar today. The Monterey Saving Bank will help you by p a y ! ing 4 per cent interest. ! urged to preserve the numbers, as eventually they will form a complete catalogue of the vol umes in the Library. Eugene V. Debs will speak Jolly parties for the movies j at Monterey onMonday even- at the Manzanita Theatre, on j ing. April 24. The Socialists Tuesdays and Saturdays, are I of Carmel will attend in full now ill order. i force. Bank of Monterey M ontereySavings Ban K Si*me Building Sume Muuncvsr. •

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Page 1: Carmel Pine Cone April 12, 1916 · Carmel-Monterey Road The following bids were lilt d Ferdinand Burgdorff, who with the Board of Supervisors j formerly rest h i no • \ and for

CONEISSU ED E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y

APRIL 12. 1916 CARMEL, CALIFORNIA VOL. 2, NO. 11

Not to be Shown MereSince last week’s announce­

ment that Albert Besnard’s two great paintings would be exhibited here, it has been found necessary to send the paintings to Los Angeles from San Francisco direct. So, 'for the present at least, Carmelites and other peninsula residents will be unable to gaze upon these wonderful creations.

(I\r

riusic and PrizesQuite a gathering of children

and adults were on hand at Mrs. Carrington’s studio on Friday evening for the annual distribution of prizes for pro­ficiency in music. The splen­did progress of some of the pupils was evidenced by the rendition of several difficult numbers. Pleasant little talks and refreshments took up the balance of the evening.

Forest T h e a t r e P r o g r a m m eJuly 1, evening, Forest Theatre Annual Play.July 8. evening, Arts and Crafts, Children’s Play.July 4, afternoon, Matinee o f Children’ s Play.July 4, evening, Second Production of Annual Play.July 29. evening, Romeo and Juliet, Western Drama \l

Society.August 5, evening, A Winter’ s Tale, Western Drama /

Society. IIInterpretive Dance Program. Miss Sadief/ Van Brower and Miss Jeannette Hoagland. |f

All Sorts of News

Cottxiges for the Easter vacation a n d f o r the Summer. Inquire a t the “ Pine Cone” office.

The R isk of F ire or Theft

When Your Valu­ables are Stored at Home or Office is too Great. Why Assume It ? You Can Rent a Safe Deposit Box in our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault ' for a

Reasonable Sum

First National

! BankMONTEREY. CAL.

Bids for Construction of Carmel-Monterey Road

The following bids were lilt d Ferdinand Burgdorff, who with the Board of Supervisors j formerly rest h i no • \ and for the building of the high-: who later, after a trip mound wav from Carmel to Monterey: the world established a studio

V. M. Price. $25,424.50; W. at. Mil. Valley, recently l ad anA. Dontanvilie, $26,943.60; G. Snvder & Co.. S25.505.60; A. J\ & j. L. Fairbanks, $31,159 10.

All bids were rejected save that of the first-named, which was taken under advisement.

exhibition o f h is work at Cleveland, 0.

Next Sunday is Palm Sun­day. The churches of Carmel extend a cordial invitation to visitors to attend the services.

The brush is being clearedt-ii-e <’ < »m m ission from the properly about Arts,vt \v h u e C o m m is s io n an(} Crafts H.nll, and a beauti-

At a recent meeting o f the frarden is to be planted.Board o f Supervisors, a peti-, ^heir new home completedwas presented asking tor the j aa(j the furnishings having ar-appointment o f a Fire Com- . j f (he East the Wattsmission for Carmel. 1 he board | wiJ] m()ye tiv;s week.

v fn S f f j . E. N i S m i r i n d W! ; Newberry was on eo f,■ n il . , , the speakers be.ore the local

l ie Pine Cone fund is grow-1 Socialist organization at the u.< l me cone tuna is giow . ^ rneeting Friday even-

I’ rrviously acknow’ged $31.00 ji Mrs. A. F. dim m ing - 1.00: At Mil Arboles, Mrs. A. V-Mrs. M. Ashburner - - 1.00 Colton’s beautiful place, next

« 1 Friday afternoon from 3 to 5,„ , , there is to be a garden party

Election Board and f ° ^ in8 |tea for the Carmel Library.Place On this occasion it is expected

The following have been ap- that Miss Laura Cotton and pointed to serve as election her orchestra will be on hand, officers for the May primary: 1 xhe first issue of the Carmel C. O. Goold, inspector; W. E. Library Quarterly Bulletin will

I Martin, L. H. Leidig, Helen | he issued this week. Those tW. Farkes, clerks; Effie A. \ receiving the publication are McLean. John L. Williams, ;urpred to preserve the numbers,

School ElectionThe strenuous striving for

votes, the racing of automo­biles through our streets, and the abuse of the opposing can­didate, which marked the local school election in October, were entirely absent at last Friday’ s election. It was an orderly, dignified affair.

Miss M. DeNeale Morgan was chosen to succeed Mrs. M. E. Hand as trustee o f Sunset School, and W. T. Kibbler to membership on the Monterey Union High School board. Sixty-two votes were cast.

Carmel Library ReportMarch library statistics, reported

by Mrs Sydney Yard, Librarian, are as follows :

Books entered, 36; by gift 34, b y purchase 2; Volumes in library 305 6 .

Cardholders added, 19 Circulation — Fiction 354, n o n ­

fiction 160, juvenile 80, m agazines 144; total 738.

j judges.Wilson’s garage office will

be the polling place.

Can You Save$ 1000?

If you can. you become inde­pendent. The man w ho can deny himself often to acquire that amount has discovered the secret o f wealth and how to acquit-* it.

The high cost of living does not bother him—he has eliminated the cost o f h igh living.

Save your first dollar today. T h e Monterey S a v in g Bank will help you by p a y ! ing 4 per cent interest.

! urged to preserve the numbers, as eventually they will form a complete catalogue o f the vol­umes in the Library.

Eugene V. Debs will speakJolly parties for the movies j at Monterey on Monday even-

at the Manzanita Theatre, on j ing. April 24. The SocialistsTuesdays and Saturdays, are I of Carmel will attend in fulln o w i l l o r d e r . i force.

Bank of Monterey M onterey Savings Ban KSi*me B u ild in g Sum e M uuncvsr. •

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C A L L FOR V O L U N T E E R S

BY T H E L A W S of this State giving unincorporated towns and villages the right to have, equip and maintain a volunteer tire de­partment; that all the require­ments of law have been duly com ­plied w ith ; and by virtue of my office as President of the Board ot Fire Commissioners of Carmel, I do hereby call upon all public spirited residents and tax payers of Carmel to meet at the Manzanita Club rooms 011 Wednesday evening, April 12, 1916, at 8 o ’clock, to join and organize a Volunteer Fire Company for the protection of property, in accordance with the laws of the State of California.

B y o r d e r W i t . T . K i b b l e r .President

J. E. N i c h o l s , Secretary.Dated at Carmel, Cal.. April 10,

1916._■— ' 1 " -Honte Verde ArrivalsJohn O ’ Shea, Los Angeles; Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Hotchkiss, Miss Helen and Master Stewart Hotch­kiss, Evanston, 111. ; Miss Adelaide Stites, Berkeley ; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosse and two children, Mrs. C. F. and Miss Mary Toi- mau, Prof. G. H. Marx, Palo A lto; Miss M. S. Wildman. Stanford University ; Miss Hetty Lpyt, The Hague, H olland ; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. and Ryer C. Butterfield, Grand R apids; C. Donald Jack­son, Marietta, X . Y. ; P. B. Aus- pacher, Liverm ore; Mrs. J. B. Flovvartli, Detroit

C H U R C H NOTICES

Easter Egg HuntAt 9 o’clock on Easter

Sunday morning, at Cur­tis park, on Ocean avenue, the egg-liunt will begin.

Every little tot in Car­mel is invited to take part in the search. A large number of eggs will be hidden in various nooks and corners. Come and find them.

But do not dme until •Vine (-’Clock'

Statements of the Owner­ship, Management, Etc.

| Of the Carmel Weekly Pine Cone, published at Carmel, Cal.

Editor, W L Overstreet, Carmd,Cal. '

Managing editor, W. L. Over- ( street, Carmel, Cal.

Business manager, W. L. Over- treet, Carmel, Cal. Collier's Weekly advertises

Publisher and Owner, VV. L. ; as f 0]]OVvs: “ I f y o u want to

fill Saints ^pisqopalI S E R V IC E A T 4 O 'C L O C K E V E R Y I S U N D A Y , E X C E P T S E C O N D S U N D A Y

! IN T H E M O N T H . W H E N T H E H O U R

! IS i l A .A t.

A. W . D A R W A L L , Rector--'"ILL - 'B .—■

| Overstreet, Carmel, Cal. know what happened to the

CLUB NOTES

By Miss I. A. J o h n s o n

The Young Men’s club en­tertained the Campfire Girls at an April First Party on that date. There was a full attend­ance of girls with their Guard­ian, Mrs, S. C. Thomas, and the young men were well re­presented. Interesting games were played, and when re­freshments were served there were plenty of surprises suit­able to the day. Cotton, little onions, cayenne pepper and other unexpected ingredients were found by the unwary. A joyful time came to an end with rousing songs, and all felt that April First was all right for a party.

The Boys’ Club has an active membership of fourteen, anc the meetings are devoted to reading, games, singing, anc last, but far from least, re­freshments. We very much need more games —crokinole, parchesi, checkers and others suitable for several to play. We desire to again thank those who assist so generously with the refreshments, but please remember that each week brings its hungry crowd.

“ Hung bv the Neck Until Dead”

Known bondholders, mortgagees, j .! and other securityholders, h o l d i n g American ambulance 01 derlj1 per cent or more of total amount 1 that made him want to stay

| of bonds, mortgages or other secur- a w a y from the front fo r ajrtes: None. while, read “ The S p y .” Jafties

W* L< UverstreetS w o rn to and subscribed before! Hopper s cross-section o f one

I me this 1st day of April. 1916. i hideous aspect of war.] [Se a l ] J. W. HAND, j . . . . .. ■ "

Notary Public in and for the County of Monte- j rey. State of California j j

My commission expires Nov. 18, 1917.

Rest and Refresh < Yourself at

When Colton had nothing else to do, being an observing and prolific writer, he made an e^try in his diary. Telling of; a custom w liich was in vogue in California in 1847, he wrote:

There is an old Mexican law or usage here which has sometimes exempted from death the murderer who has reache I the sanctuary of the church or been favored with some accident in the execution of the extreme sentence. ,

Two desperadoes of Mexican and Indian blood were brought be­fore me, charged with willful de­liberate murder. A jury of twelve citizens, the largest scope of ehal leoge having been allowed, was impaueled. The prisoners were convicted a n d sentenced to be hung. But by some strange acci­dent or design, both knots slipped, and down they came, half imagin­ing themselves etil 1 swinging in the air.

“ The priest who confessed them, and who eas present among tla- great crowd, immediately declared the penalty paid and the crimiuals absolved, anil started in post haste to General Mason for his mandate to that effect. The general told him the prisoners were sentenced to be hung by the neck until dead, and that when this sentence had I been executed, the knot-slipping business might perhaps be consicl-1 ered.

“ Thi6 may seem to have been ; dictated by a want of humanity, j but had the accident or stratagem I

The Dry Goods Store conducted by

Miss S. J. GuichardHas- moved to the corner of Ocean Ave. and Dolores S t ., and

will be known as

[.’Accommodation !

“ Ye Sign of Ye Green Teapot”

NOW OPEN Every afternoon 2:30 to 5

i l l :s

1

El M onte Verde Hotel- J

La Playa PersonalsThe Italian balcony, beauti-

1an im— n«— mi— -it ; fully lighted, is one o f the.— . — — —. In(is interesting additions toProperty Transactions J La Playa.

Mortgage: Charlotte Jacoby i H a r d e r " Mils i f L . to Bank ot Nev. bav. and I rust 17 n n«H nn. a n ,,150. Lots 17 and 10. blk D. B a r S t i t o r S 'p 'Ad. No. 1. Carmel by-the-Ses. p ie m a n . Miss, Feda Gheh

Notice of Substitution o f u!di, C. F. Hudson, Mrs. W B Trustee: E. W. Jacks to J. P ; Stone, San Francisco; Mrs. V M ell-E ast part o f Lots 17 and j B. Wellman, Miss Aldine Weill

Carmel- j man, H. W. Wellman, Los A l-19, blk A, Add. No. 1,mel-by-the-Sea.

Carmel Drug StoreHas a fine line of

Hi,?C L O C K S

(os; Judge and Mrs. J. W. McKinley. Los Angeles; W .W .

|Sackett, Boston; Prof. and I Mrs. F. G. Woodward, Prof. V. L. Kellogg, Stanford: B. C Lawton, J, H. Flanner. Mrs

IM. Houser, three children and j chauffeur, Mrs H. Bradford (S. E. Hays, Mr. and Mrs j ’ H. Dunker, the Misses Bun­ker, Palo Alto; Mrs. C A Wood hull, Summitt, N. J . ; Mr" and Mrs. C. W. Sutton, MrsAlso Stationery, Toilet

iArticles, a n d RubberYLhas- N[ Hewitt Minneapolis:have held. The murderers were 1 S u n d r ie s — a?2_Mr?‘ Edga^ C , B art-executed, and the crime for which thtn suffered vanished from the futur • records of the court.”

I O S t An umbrella, about a month ago, probably

left in the vestibule of the Methodist Church. Reward of $1.50 will be paid for its return to Pine Cc-ne office or to Camino Real and Ninth ave.

Grove Building Co.s . T I C K . C O N T I*A C T O R

EXPERT MILL WORK OF ALL KINDSP H O N IC lif t \v PACIFIC GROVE

, lett. Miss Irwin, Rockford i 111.; Miss Neal, New Y ork ’-

Colum bia Graphoplione and Miss Ransom, G: W, Ransom ’ Records for Sale Oakland; Mrs. Edward B oggs ’

i Marshall Boggs, Piedmont.D a g u e ’s

C l e a n i n g and D y i n g A ciVp rtjs eW orks Hot)

409 Alvarado st. Monterey

in theCal

LO ST Light - colored tancollie, answers to j ‘

tne name Antejos. Reward eti

Phone 230

Pine Cone office. Lust something? Put an Ad i| in the Pine Cone.

“ Pine Cone It Pays

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Entered as second-class matter February 10, 1915. at the oost office at Carmei, California, under the Act of SMarch 3, IS79.

C a r m e l P i n e C o n eP U B L I S H E D W E E K L Y

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W. L. Overstreet. Editor and Publisher

C A R M E L , C A L A P R I L 12, 1916

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$ 1 . 0 0 R e w V c a r

Fi-ve Cents

Intellectual gifts are like gifts o f strength, or wealth, or rank, or noddy power—splendid instruments if nobly used— but requiring qualities to use them nobler and better than themselves.—J. A . Froude.

Getting the BestContemporary reference to §

Shakespeare and his works are , | not all complimentary. Agita- | tion against use of several of | his plays in the schools is grow- § ing, and officials in some sec- | tions are yielding to pressure | from sensitive protestants.

Let the combination of rac­ial, moral and religious objec­tion to plays, histories and hymns that run counter to the j views of groups in the United States work out its perfect j fruit, and we shall have the most neutral literary classics and text books to be found among the nations.

O mighty trees ! magnificently hearingProud crests on high of ever verdant lea f!

All towering skyward in exultant daring,Among great rivals ever first end chief!

You come as from a giant age Throwing to Language your proud gage :

Saying, Describe us in choice Words precisely fit: ”

And Language, seconded by loyal Wit, Observing the upthrust o f each great shaft

Waving its streamers,Turneth with pardonable craft

To raptures o f the poets and dreamers For help—but findeth none;—And With her hope quite gone,

So soon as decency can well permit She slinketh o ff in tongue-tied shame Because she cannot fitly name

That Wondrout sight,Or tell aright •

The Beauty, Majesty a n d Power o f it.W.

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C A K J V i E hB y-the -S eaATTRACTIONS

First-class Golf Course

Surf Bathing

Fishing and Swimming in the Carmel River.

Public Tennis Court

Visit the historic Mission

Moving Pictures everyTuesday and Saturday evening.

Picnic at Pebble Beach, Point Lobos, San Jose Canyon.

V isit the Studios

Bowling Alley

Beautiful Walks, Drivesmi un ■«» - »■» —«iu—

POINT LOBOSA B A L O N E

Delicious and Appetizing A sk Your Grocer for It

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

C H A R L E S C L A R K A T T O R N E Y -A T-L A W

I May be consulted in Carmel, Friday to Monday

| SAN CARLOS AND ELEVENTH AVE.

J. E. B E C K , M. D.; Office at C arm el-by-the-Sea

Pharmacy, Carmel, Cal.W e Are A cquiring It A more active community

spirit is pervading many of the small towns of the country, Carmel among them. This is well for many reasons. It is well that the idea has exploded that only large cities have need for such a spirit.

Local patriotism is as much required in a place of A few hundred as in one of several thousand. It is a center, and as such it is in duty bound to

. do the very best it can for it­self in every way—commerci­ally, artistically, morally.

The true community spirit is not selfish. It is marked by wise loyalty, a hearty coopera­tion, real support to its busi­ness concerns and of its insti­tutions. and it can and does have these desirable attributes without in any manner running down or belittleing other and nearby community centers.

All together! Boost Carmel!

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| As to Property j 1 In and About \ | C A R M E L I

A D D U U S S

Carm el | Developm ent §

Com pany

C A R M E L B A K E R Y A N D ( iH O C E U Y

1 W E C A R R Y J . H . N .: A N D S U N K I S T

G O O D S U S E O U R B A K E D

G O O D S - M A D E

I N C A R M E L I F. S. SCHWENINGER

An experienced teacher would like preparatory and first-year high school coaching. W ork in Eng­lish grammar a specialty.

M. Isabelle H utchinson Small W illiam s C ottage

C am ino Real nr O cean ave.— IIII..I1 urn II" Mil" I «"llll— Hit—

Preparedness to be Discussion

Preparedness will be thesubject for discussion at the Socialist meeting Friday even­ing at Carmel Hotel. Perry Newberry will set forth the case o f the preparedness ad­vocates, after which the So-

C a rm e l D a i r yP h one 5V8 I 3

I. B. W aterbury MILK AND CREAM FROM TESTED | cialist view of the the matter j

COWS2 deliveries daily. Mill* 8c. a (ft. A ddress P. O . B ox 137, o r Leave

O rders at Carm el Candy Store

will be presented, and oppor­tunity will be given for a gen­eral discussion o f the question.

-W M L All who wish to spea.k will be —— - '■*-!— given a chance,especially non-

Socialists. All are invited.Seventy-five cents a column! square is what the Salinas j ----------- ~ ; ~

♦------- Index got for publishing the C o t ta g e s fo r th e Easter, It might be well, in view of j delinquent tax list last year. ti n „ n (\ th

tfce fact that hundreds of per-; This year the same paper w ill: v a c a t io n a mi to. th e sons are now visiting th<-1 do the work for 25 cents a Forest Theatre grounds, lot square. The Pine Cone’ s bid! clean up a bit. ' was 50 cents.

S u m m e r , the “ Pine

Inquire a t Cone” office.

C a r m e l Officials.Sanitary Hoard

W. M. Basham Miss M. E. Mower H. P. Larouelte M. J. Murphy Mrs. ( '. B. Silva, Secretary

S ch oo l T rustees Miss M. DeNsale Morgan Miss A. C. Edmonds, Clerk \Y. L. Overstreet D eputy C onstable and Pound

MasterRudolph Ohm

C ounty SupervisorDr. J. L. D. Roberts

Health OfficerDr. E. L Williamson

C hem ical Engine N o . IJ. E. Nichols, Foreman Delos Curtis, Asst. Foreman Eugene GilletL Sec. Trews.

Fire CommissionersS. J. Wyatt J. E Nichols W. T. Kibbler

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List Your PropertiesWITH T H E

Pine Cone Real Estate and Renting Bureau

9 i n e T i e e d k d

Fo r Rent 0|»Sl Scottage; 10

m inute from beach. Sale price, $1600; Rent, $25. Pine Cone office.

well ^ furnished uras

T0 BE SETTLED Two choice lots.

For sale at a bargain. Cone office.

Pine

Fo r Renthalf cottage; seven rooms in all—four bedrooms and dormi­tory hall; bath, hot and cold water, electricity, view o f sea and hills; one block from Post office; completely furnished; garage if desired.

c a j p House and lotr o r r > a ic with barnHouse contains bedroom, liv- ingroom, sleeping-porch, kit­chen, bathroom. Lot 100x100. $1000. Apply Pine Cone office.

Prir Sale Newly' o d l C house, withall modern improvements of every description. Suitable for two families or an inn. Loca­tion ideal. A bargain. The right person can make it go. For rent pending sale.________

Dr. C. D. Cobb, wife and: The theatrical company o f.son motored to Carmel from which “ Jack” Gribner is a ;Oakland last Sunday. They member disbands next month, ;will probably take a cottage and our actor friend will then |here later on. beat it for Carmel.

The Hon. Milkbury is im -! George and Pardow Hooper i proving his service. Another ; will spend their Easter vaca- j

delivery wagon has been put j tion in Carmel, in commission. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gra- 1

Mrs. W. W. Rankin has i e - . bill departed last Thursday for j turned from San Francisco, j their Sunnyvale home.and is planning to leave shortly The Hooper family has again j for her home at Dallas Tex. j rented White Cedars cottage.

Doctors Lane and Smiley ar- ' The expect to take possession rived from San Mateo on Mon- about June 1 and remain two day. They are occupying the i months.Kimball bungalow. Mrs. E. K. Fowler and son

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gray ar-1 left on Sunday for Willitts. rived in San Francisco from i They will return in September.

| Honolulu on Sunday. On Mon- j Mrs. T. C. Warren and little day they proceeded by motor Tommy will leave shortly fora to Pebble Beach. A trip East]two weeks’ visit in Berkeley, of three months is planned. 0n Monday Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. S. W. Young, and Mrs. Louis Hill left their beautiful Grace Wickham motored to the'Pebble Beach villa for thecity last Saturday. East.

Miss Helen Hooper has just; jt. is

another lot of white strain’d Sage Honey, !5c, 25c,

40c glasses

slic’d Dill Pickles in 10c containers

Saratoga ChipsAND -

Dromedary Dates

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The Big Busy Store

P o t * U d l f Well Fur- r o r K C 1 U ffished Cot­tage, near center of town.—3 bedrooms, living-room, dining­room and kitchen; hot and cold water; electric lights. Rent reasonable for long tenant. Apply to Mrs. E. J. Foster.

FO R RENT£Casanova st., and 10th ave. $15 winter months, $30 sum­mer; water extra.

returned to her home from St. Francis Hospital, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis.

Miss Margaret Fortier will come to Carmel next Saturday for a week’s visit with her mother.

After a ten clays’ stay here.

stated that “ Jimmy” Hopper and family will be here shortly. The well-known author has beer, on the Texas border since the Villa chase began

N. O. Morse and family of Berkeley, who visit Carmel

! annually, expect to occupy the j Saxe cottage for two weeks in

Glenn W. Hughes returned to j June.Stanford on Monday afternoon, i Carmel was a very quiet, de- He will be here again to assist serted villiage last Thursday — in the summer plays j circus day in Monterey.

F r » r Well furnis’dr u i ,v c u t House> consisting of Living Room. 18x28, with large fireplace; bedroom; sleeping-porch; large bath­room; dining-room; kitchen; two large porches; outhouse;

First-class plumbing; electric lights; located near Forest Theatre. For terms apply to W. L. Overstreet, Pine •"'one office.

Fo r Rent f e Scottage. 2 bedrooms, large sleeping-porch; plenty closet space; independent bathroom; meals, except breakfast, at hotel; marine view. Phone 598 W 5, or Pine Cone office.

Rumor has it that Loie Ful­ler, the famous dancer, and a party o f young ladies are con­templating a sojourn here in the near future.

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ADVERTISE IN lH FINE CONE

The Pine Cone Job Printing De­partment Is Now Equipped

To Do ,411 Kinds of Work At Moderate Prices

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A Market Report by Mr. Uchimo

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be vacuum, I enter butchery st by name of Mr. L. D angerous f- for purpose of purchase o n e ( l ) c * liver which I trust may b e antiA He feei regret to report this i1 are slightly out of stock hend may be easily observe that chunk of fatness will b e fot much more nutritious ‘ ' Oh n‘ I could make lovely stews o f thi while affectionately patting fc section ot bovine.

Am pleased to a n n o u n c e 'I much chagrin, w h i l e strop knives, to say I must pay tvff cents and three third for this, standing on hoofs, hence you i of course, realize benefits o f si I therefore compromise b y mil purchase of thickish slices o f p# meat, which he a?;ure are delicious spot to be found in f Pig

Trusting you are thv se.3 _________ K Uclr

IT E M S O F I N T E R E S T .

A San Francisco subscril writes as follows: “ Ascannot be in Carmel all • time, reading the “ P ine Co? is the next best th ing keeps us in touch w ith all.” Send your friends . interesting n ew s-letter- SI year.

You can help to m ake- Pine Core still more inter*’ ing by contributing person! social notes and news items

Stephen C. Thomas preacl next Sunday morning

IM. E. Church n “ t ” , r»ti ;ation of God in L ife ’ s G Things.” In the evening

i preache.- on “ Our D ebt to 1 Quiet Man of Noble L i fe . ”