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N O V E M B E R 20, 1919 C A R M E L = B Y = T H E ~ S E A . C A L . V O L. V , N U M . 42

Breaking Into A Bankisn’t a very popular occupation these days. The enterprising burg­lar prefers the easier task of entering a house where people have the reputation o f hiding their money in an old stocking or teapot.

Deposit your money with this bank where it will be safe from both burglars and fire.4 per cent p a id on Savings Account

Bank of MontereyM o n te re y S a v . B a n kS a m o H U 1 I. D I N G v j a i l i y MANAGEMENT

Property Transactions

Deed: John L. Williams et ux to Edith B. Brown. Lots 12, 14, 18, 18, 20, Block 26, Carmel City.

Deed: Alice E. Duffy et al to Caroline S. Willard. Lot 28 and strip 30 feet wide by 100 feet long Northerly side Lot 26, Block FF, Add. No. 3, Carmel-by-the-Sea.

Del A\onte LaundryWill do your

Rough Dry Laundrybetter and cheaper than it can be done at home. Try them and see for yourself. All laundry called for and delivered by leaving word at the office of the agents, J- W . Hand & Son

As the da- approaches for tlie beginning ot restoration work on Carmeio Mission, which is next Monday, i. c st grows N o r is interest CunL ■ ■ . I to the building slone. Han,; , H. Newsom writes to the Pine t 'one from Oakland, suggesting that measures bo taken to save the trees in tlie Mission Orchard. Mr. Newsom lias been advised to consult with Father Mestres.

u?StT^mething? Put an Ad in the Pine Cone.

9 im J ie e d le dThe scheduled adjourned meet

iug of the city Board of Trustees, which was to have beeu held 011 Wednesday night of last week, was uot, ow ing to lack of a quorum The business to have beeu tran­sacted will come up at the regular meeting ou December 2.

Mrs. G lider and son are goiug to Selma, Fresno county, about the end of this month. Mr. Grider lias taken a position there at his trade o f meat-cutter.

O l i v e r T Y P E W R I T E R vy,,VCI Agency. At Pine Cone office. Terms.

Mrs. E. E. Lonabaugh of Sheri­dan, W yom ing, now sojourning here, has purchased mix lots near the ocean ou the Scenic Road, and will erect an attractive residence, surrouuded by a beautiful garden.

Miss Janet Cobbe came down from Palo Alto last week, and is to remain here several weeks. She is occupying her Ocean Avenue house.

Miss Marian Devendorf has gone to N ew York, aud will shortly Start out 011 the the Orpheum cir­cuit with Mary M arble and others in one of M aude Fulton’s one act sketches.

Miss Eva Belle Adams leaves shortly for the southern part of the State, where she will meet her unit, Miss Kate Miles, who in tends to make her home here with Miss Adams.

Am ong the eigl.teeu California artists who are soon to display their work at the Museum of H is ­tory, Scienceand Art, Los Angeles, are W illiam C. WatlH, E. Charlton Fortune, W illiam Silva aud Det- ief Sam maun. Fifty paintings will be exhibited.

Hee H aw “ Stella” has a new home. Curtis has given up the racing game. The Duncan child­ren are having the time of their young lives driving the little beast about Carmel.

Rev. aud Mrs Francis G. W ill­iams were made happy last week by having their three boys with them for the first time in three years. Frederick, the eldest, is just out of the aviation service, Ralph was over from Santa Cruz, and M illard came down from Sau Francisco.

The two upper flats of the Storie building, for the first time in mouths, are rented. The corner flat is taken by Mrs. Y ard aud Miss Guichard, and the Venia ls, who were iu the W ade Stewart house, are next door.

Mrs. Bernice O. W arren aud son Tommy are leaving shortly for Santa Barbara, to be away several mouths.

You are protected by a $10,000 accident bond when you travel in Carmel Garage Stages W e are responsible.—C. O. Goold.

A flue little circus, but no place to show. Frank Adam s’ itinerant nine-people show struck town last Friday. They failed or were un­able to obtain a lot permit aud could not comply with the sani­tary regulations, so the two Fords aud a trailer beat it, sans Carmel money.

Mrs. J. G . Hooper and Miss Ursu la have been here for a week, the guests of Miss Eliot Boke at the W halebone cottage.Leather goods, a ll kinds, at

H olm an’s, P a c ific Grove. M r. and I\lrs. R. Clarkson C o l­

umn are here from Laguna Beach, near Los Augeles, where Mr. Col man lias a studio. They have the uow Kelsey cottage here.

The Pine Cone will issue three special Christmas Shopping uum bers, December 3, 10 aud 17 Advertisements aud announcements should be iu the hands of the pub lisher at least two days before the date of issue.

The art department of the Sali­nas H igh School, with the cooper atiou of M iss Josephine Blanche, is arranging for an exhibit of oils, water colors, pastels and mono types, during December. A uum ber of local painters will show.

Couuty Auditor A. G . W iuckler aud Couuty Surveyor Howard E Cozzeus were iu town last Satur­day 011 official business. These county officers come around here pretty often lately, aud no election near at hand either.F a ll line o f Geo. S terling ’s

Poems— Carmel News Co- Mr. and Mrs. Botlieof San Fran ­

cisco are to rest and paint. They are living in Joybell cottage and painting in the Coniius studio.

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CARM EL - B Y - THE - SEA, about midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles,

is the ideal place to spend a few days or weeks or months away from the city’s noise turmoil.

'Why not own a place in the town of the first California Mission and of the world- famous Forest Theatre ?

Buy a lot in Carmel-by-the-Sea, and put bungalow on it Write me for information.

PERCY PARKESContractor for Artistic Home

Carmel-by-the-Sea, California

W an t to Keep H im on Job

Carmel, Cal., Oct. 21 Mr. W. L. Overstreet,

Editor, Carmel Pine Cone.Dear Sir:

I am asked to make the follow­ing statemert, in which I fu lly concur:

A number of residents of C ar­mel feel that the present efficient City Marshal, Mr. August E u g - luud, earns a larger salary thau he receives ; they suggest that all who do so feel, shall p ledge themselves to increase his stipend to a more nearly adequate sum by monthly individual contributions according to their several ability, so long as present conditions make the need imperative.

P ledges aud contributions in any amount, however small, for the purpose above set forth, will be received by M iss Frances Far­rington and at the office of the Carmel P ine Cone.

Em eline Harrington

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Thorough and accurate E ye e x ­aminations— Periect-fitting Glasses — Lenses Duplicated — Save the pieces, w e do not need the pre­

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IT E M S OF IN T E R E S T .

The critical illness of their father brongh two of the O ’Couuell boys to Carmel this week. W aiter came down from Sau Fraucisco aud Joe from Sacramento. The youngest son, Leo, is in Moutana.

Miss \1 J. W ingett, nn experi enced instructor, is to g ive a de­monstration o f Ralston Physical Culture exerciies for children and adults at Arts and Crafts H a ll on Saturday afternoon next, Novem her 22. Classes will be formed if a sufficient number are iuterested in tlie matter. adv

The number of children enum ­erated iu Sunset School District by the census man totals 178— IK) girls and 88 boys. Only about half of the total attend school, the ages of the registrants running from one to twenty years.H art, Schaffner 4' M a rx fine

clothes fo r men. Holman's, P a c ific Grove.Herbert Hand, our Carmel radio

electrician is now receiving mess­ages from Mexico, Honolulu, Cav­ite, San Francisco and all high power stations. H e has applied for a license to operate an umateur sending station with 76 to 100 miles range. •

Notice to TaxpayersC O U NTY TAXES

" T H E taxes on all personal prop- * erty secured by real property,

and one half of the taxes ou all real property, will be due aud payable on the third Monday iu October and will be delinquent ou the first Monday in December next there thereafter, at 5 o’clock p. m., aud that unless paid prior thereto, 16 per cent will be added to tbe amount thereof, and that if said one-half be not paid before the last Monday in April next, at 6 o’clock p.m ., an additional five per cent will be added thereto. The remain­ing one halt of 1 he taxes on all real property wiil be payable on and after the first Monday iu Jauuary next, and will be delinquent on the last Monday in April next tuere- after, at 5 o ’clock p.m ., aud that unless paid prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof.

A ll taxes may be paid at the time the first installment, as here m provided, is due and payable.

All taxes are payable at the of fice of the Tax Collector iu the court house at Saliuas, Monterey County, California.

J. E . H U N T E R ,Tax Collector

S t r a n d T h e a t r eM O N T E R E Y

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Thanksgiving Program at Forest Theatie

City Trustee C . J. Arne, Chair- of the Day.

1. Song— “ Praise God from whom all blessings flow.”

2. Prayer— Rev. E. Harrington.3. R ead in g —President Wilson’s

Thanksgiving Proclamation.4 Hymn — “ Com e ye Faithful.”5. Scripture Lessons — Rev. ?•

G. Williams.6 . Battle Hymn of the Rebublic.7. Thanksgiving Address—D. Hutsinpillar.8 . “ America” and Benediction.

The orchestra will be under thedirection of Miss Helen Otis. Solo by Dr. G . M . Dorwart. OrganistMiss J. M . Culbertson.

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Fisher’s Schweninger’s Phone 604 VV 5 U. S. Mail A $10,000 bond protects you

C e le b r a t io n a tCarmel Missiof1

SUNSET M AG A ZINE $2.00 BOTH FOR CARM EL P IN E CONE 1.50 ft O

Sunday next will mark the 206tl* anniversary of the birth of Fath^ Junipero Serra, and at the Carme^ Mission a solemn high mass will \>e celebrated at 10 a.m ., followed a processional. A civic ceremoo1. to celebrate the commencement 0 restoration work will occur after lb® religious event. Bernard Maybeclo well known architect, and Fathf Mestres will make addresses. Tb® local committee is made up of MrS- E. K. deSabla, L. S. Slevin, T. Bj Reardon, Mrs. Kate Hatton, Lotll* Tarango and Philomena Silva.

The Monterey committee:John Doherty, B. F. Wrigh, Dn L. Teaby, Alexander Rico, F41*1® R. M . Mestres, Desiderio Angi«s-

State committee: BishopJ. Cantwell, Thomas J. Field,E Charlton Fortune, Bernard M*f beck. Miss Maria Antonio) Field' Mr. Sherwood of Berkeley.

All are cordially in v ite d to tend the museum Tea, for tb jbenefit of the Carm el C h u rch , 0 Beardsley home tomorrow afto’ noon and evening.

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Carmel Pine ConeP U B L I S H E D WEEKLY

ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1!)15 Entered as seftond-class matter Feb ruary 10, 1915, at tbe past office at Carmel. California, under the Act of darch 3, 1879.

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Official Paper of the City

CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA, CAL.N O V E M B E R 2 0 , 19 19

For President HIRAM W. JOHNSON

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M ONTEREY

Ben Franklin is our great example Of thrift. He wrote more on it and Wrote it better than any other man we Know. He began practicing thrift when he was 12 years of age, and ho prac­ticed it and wrote on it all hfs lire,

e became the richest man in Araer- ca in his day, richest not only in j thoney but In health, brains, sanity, Eood cheer, influence. He was a scien­tist, a business man, a linguist, a diplo­mat and a philosopher.- He always Paid his way. He founded the Univer­sity of Pennsylvania, founded the first

. Wbllc library in America, organized an urance company, pretty nearly cap-

red the lightnings, invented speo- «tn ’ rnanu*actlm'd the first cook

re, went to, France and borrowed toney on which Washington fought

AVar of the Revolution and the asls of all the strength, and excellence r Benjamin Franklin lay in the rad

, ^ very early in life he acnuircd the Ia"it of thrift.^ f t r i f t is a habit. A habit is a

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Correspondent Says “ Strange BlightSeems to Fall on honest Efforts”

Carmel, Cal., Nov. 19 W. L. Overstreet,

Weekly Pine Cone,Dear S ir :

Carmel, nt tlie present moment, looks to me like nothing so much as a harefooted man, standing in the sand, shoes dangliug before him, begging (lie privilege of buy­ing— and mysteriously not allowed to do so. Mysteriously. That was the word I used You see, I be­long to tlia sex which does not im deistand business. Or politics, either. 1 heard you Neither

j business nor politics. In the course. .r .. i i t . ■

ye this day the

you -shall earn In other words,

, habit that provides that• spend less than you earn. Take

r choice."— Elbert Hubbard. Start 0w. Buy W. S. S.

In one year 17,011 adults died in New rk county. O f these, 2;!,n il, or S3.3 cent, left r.o estate at all. Save.

Of the widows- in the United States er Co years of age, d| per cent are nout many of t h e noc^s.sit ms of life,

8av r̂ without the comforrs of l i fe

San, to do y o u r C hris tm as stropping a t H o i m a n ’s. Pa - cific Grove.

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! of it long and fairly stupid life, I i have been told that so often that I now I beat them to it. I do not .understand. I cannot understand. I shall never understand. Born (hat way, poor th ing! On this platform let us proceed.

Some time ago, early in the war (1 mean the W orld W ar this time) when the U . S. government had stopped all public works, and therefore Ocean Avenue couldn’t have been paved at the time if there’d been a majority in favor of it, 1 attended a sort of mass meet­ing where all us common people who don't understand crowded in­to an assembly of the Trustees to speak out what we thought we wanted in the way of street im ­provement. T h e Trustees ex ­pressed themselves as perfectly willing to give it to us if they only knew exactly,what it was.

They must have been sincere. They are intelligent men. They were selected by the votes of a majority, their acceptance of office was a pledge that they will carry out the will of that majority. I do not believe I hat they would sub ­stitute for that will private opinion or prejudice, much less anything like spile. That’s why we were asked to shout right out iu this, meeting and tell what it was we wanted most. W e did. W e yelpod iu a confiding chorus that we wanted streets. I remember that when it came my turn I even went so far as to say that I would circu­late auy petitions needed for streets where I was concerned.

wretch came this Fall in tliejspape of Eighth Avenue, Monte Verde and Oamino Real. Heavens, how good those practicable roads look to some of us? W e go and drive or walk on them when we liave’nt the time to spare, and they’re not taking us in the direction we need to go. They roused the hope that we might have roads enough to actually get to our homes iu a l­most any quarter of town without wallow ing through sand sloughs orsbiim ping over exposed roots. Public spirited property owners on Carmclo, Dolores and T h ir ­teenth circulated petitions for those streets. Everybody said the time to move in the matter was when the eont-acfor was here, and at work.

But the rest of a petition is get­ting someone to receive it. The head of our Board was out of town. At a regular meeting of the True tees the question of streets ivas held over until lie should return. Time pressed, however, and a special meeting was urged There are five members of our Board. It takes three for a quorum. But our Chairman had said before he left that if there was any doubt of the Board being able to assemble three members at a special session to consider this important matter, he would himself return to Carm el for the occasion. For some reason the two members of the Board who are in favor of stieet improvement, and wanted this petition read and passed upon, got the assurance that the other members would be able to attend, and there seemed no reason for putting him to the trouble and expense of coming back for it.

The night arrived— but not the members of the Board, outside of the two who were trying to get the street petition passed upon. They were there. Other people were there. There was no great distance or rag ing torrent to account, for it.. The situation stood simply that two members of the Board known to be iu favor of street improve­ment were present; two not known

I to be in favor of it were absent.

C H U R C H NOTICES

Carmel ChurchLincoln st., south of Ocean av.

Morning service 11 o’clock Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

Rev. S. D. Hutsinpiller, D.D. Strangers Welcome

Christian Science Services

Sunday, 11 A.Ad. Sunday School, 9:45 A . M .

Wednesday, 8 P. M . Church Edifice—Monte Verde Street, one block north o f Ocean Avenue

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(E P ISC O PA L )HOLY COMMUNION EVERY SUNDAY A T S A. M. EVENING PRAYER AND ADDRESS 4 P , M SUNDAYS EXCEPT SECOND SUNDAY WHEN THERE W ILL BE HOLy COMMUNION A T I I A. M.

Highlands NotesMrs. Elizabeth Bigelow arrived

from Santa Barbara last week to spend the winter in her beautiful new residence at Carmel H ig h ­lands.

M rs. W ellington Clark is spend­ing a few' weeks in southern C a li­fornia, where she made her home before coming to the H ighlands.

Miss Blanche W ilson of F rank ­fort, Kentucky, visited Mrs. R. A. Peekliuni at Carmel H igh lands for a few days last week. Mrs. Peck- ham is a Kentuckian herself and is

ways delighted to meet folks from beg native State.

Before next summer it will be necessary to erect more bungalows connected with H ighlands Inn. Even now at now at times the de ­mand is greater than the supply.

But the city government proved | so active in Ihe matter that my work was not needed. They went to the expense of a circular letter to the taxpayers instead. Yet a strange blight seems to fall bn all their honest efforts. Nothing came of it. W e slill had a town to lie ashamed of, one for which we habitually apologized to outsiders. Aud the outsiders mostly said, “ Incorporated, did you? W ell, what did you expect? Every lillle fool tow n has to go th rough about so much of it— like measles and whooping cough iu a baby .” ( I have provided for not knowing what they meant by this when 1 told you 1 understood neither busi­ness nor politics.)

'To return to our barefoot man, w igg ling his Iocs in the sand, for some reason unable to buy shoes with perfectly good money which lie is w illing to spend. The foot­gear dangled before t h e poor

Nor could they be found by those sent to hunt them up ami see what was the m atter; so no quorum was had. I am told that if you were cynical enough to trke the thing on the low level of politics, ami suppose that these two absent members d id ’nt want to be at the special meeting, held to consider petitions for street improvement, their willfully' absenting them­selves would be called filibuster ing. N ice long word— but to me, anyhow, it doesn’t mean anything. And the Senate has got it about used. I ’d just as soon omit it from (tarmel.

No. It is unthinkable that members of our city- government should object to a majority of the property owners on any street talc i ll* their own money to improve that street, which yet remains the property of the city. I may not understand busiuess, but I am sure such a proposition is one auy

THANKSGIVINGin Carmel

P U B L IC PRO G RAM11 a .m .—Community Ser-

at Forest Theatre.11 a. m-— Annual Thanks­

giving Christian Science Service.8:30 p.m .— Old-Fashioned

Thanksgiving Party.

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Correspondence ‘;0̂or Munson Shorthand; Touch Typing.

Tuition $6.00 perText books $3.50 month. Miss Gladys Deal, Highlands, Carmel.

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Pebble Beach NotesMrs. S . F. B . Morse 1ms pur

chased four and a halt acres of land near Pebble Beach adjoin ing the go lf course, aud is contemplat iug building au attractive v illa in the near future.

The school census man found but two children ill all of the Pebb le Beach district, and those two attend Suueet School at Car inel.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Emmett of Detroit have concluded uegoti ations for a four acre tract front ing the Becond go lf fairway. A beau tit ul residence is planned.

The Rittenhouss home will be closed next month. The family are to leave in a few weeks ou an extended journey through Soull America.

long, heavy coal and other trains over the steep railrdad grades in the moun­tains of Virginia were the most pow­erful in the world.

The enormous size, weight and pow­er of these leviathans of the rail are positively astounding. Each engine (and tender) weighs almost 900,000 ; pounds, Is considerably more than 100 ^ feet in length, has 20 driving wheel9, [ g g Is fired by machinery, exerts a j L * straightaway pull of 176,000 pounds i ^ and, ’tis said, will haul any load t l » t yje the coupling pin will hold.

The hollers of these giants on wheels are about 9% feet in diameter. Each holler contains 381 two and a quarter- inch tubes, which, jilaced end to end, would reach almost two miles; also seventy 5%-inch flues, having a total length of more than a quarter of a mile. The fire boxes are 15 feet long and 9 feet wide.

The shipment of these large locomo­tives from the point o f construction to the point o f service presented an unusually peculiar and difficult prob­lem requiring great care and attention, for the reason that the tracks and bridges of the varfons railroads over which they had to move were not, in all cases, built to withstand such tre­mendous weights. They were shipped in a partially knocked-down condition and approximately two weeks were re­quired to move them from Schenectady,N. Y., to Princeton, W. Va. Three cars were necessary to carry the loose and detached parts belonging to each locomotive. /

In a New York newspaper of IS II Christmas gifts were ad- verlised as follows-. -V5

“An assortment of Books, pg w ell calculated for the amuse- m.-nt and instruction of Young

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Education'and Manners; Fos- fee’s Essays on various sub- jeets; Itassclas Chatechism of Nature, an excellent little book, price 3s.; Burder's Village Ser- W mons; Mrs. Chapane’s Letters on the Improvement of the Mind."

“ .4. T. Goodrich, No. 121 5$ Broadway, com er of Cedar- PK street, has just received an ex- tensive assortment of fancy ar- FIS thlcs. Books, Prints, Medal- liens. Landscapes and small P8 books for children, that are

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rope, were also received tev- e*. cral o f the latest and best Nov- pg xjvg cl-. Poems, and Miscellaneous use ££ W orks; f f i

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resolutions against the licensing of all packers doing Interstate business, brought attention to the fact that the proposed legislation embodied in the Kenyon and Kendrick bills, i f enacted, would have a tendency to drive hun- | <, •dreds o f small packing firms out of the j O l field o f interstate operations. This j would be the preference forced upon j them as against operating under a li­censing system which would be a con­tinued menace o f interference.

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December 11, Sir Arthur W hit ten Brown ; February Id, Blasco Vicente Ibanez ; February 17, Grauville Barker ; March 8 and 12, M am ice Maeterlinck; March 25, W illiam Butler Yeats.

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