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CARMEL PINE CONEI S S U E D E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y

MARCH 29. 1916 CARMEL, CALIFORNIA VOL. 2, NO. 9

New School CertainWithout a dissenting vote,

the electors of Carmelo school district last Friday authorized the board of trustees to issue bonds to the ext nt o f S2000 to erect and furnish a modern school building.

The structure now in use is one of the oldest in the state, which should have been aban­doned years ago.

At the next meeting of the trustees, plans and specifica­tions will be presented and adopted and bids advertised tor, and construction will be- Km as soon as possible.

Curtis Playgroundsvacant lot between the J.

Hand building aud the Carruel Gaudy store, on Ocean avenue, is jeing made iuto a children’s play

ground, with swings, rings aud other apparatus to amuse the kid dies. Aud f o r older persons, benches will 0e placed under the frees,where one may read and do*e. Mr. Delos Curtis is doing

Oray-Metcalf Wedding Harmony in Sight j Harry LauderLee L. Gray, son o f Mrs. J.

D. Gray, nephew o f Mrs. M. L. Hamlin, "and brother of Mrs. Stewart W. Young, was married to Mrs. Marie Butlers Metcalf at. Pebble Beach last Thursday night.

The wedding took place in what was formerly tne Shep­herd home, recently acquired

One of the things most de­sired by many in Carmel who are interested in and devoted to the presentation o f the annua! Forest Theatre affairs, is likely to be consumated.

At a meeting of the council of the Forest Theatre Society

j last Friday evening, at which several members of the West-by Mr. Gray.

Superior Judge J. A. Bardin jern Drama Society were pres- came over from Salinas to per­form the ceremony. A large number o f guests, many of

ent, the proposition of the or­ganizations uniting was taken up. The result was the ap-them from distant points, were i • . , .present. ! Po:ntmentot ajomtcommittee,

The pre-nuptial event was a the business o f which wil party and dance at the beauti- 1 the working out of a plan fu! Pebble Beach Lodge, on | consolidation.Wednesday evening. 1 r ,, c

The bride is the daughter o f I For the first two years after

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Charles Butters, tho wealthy mining man, and widow of Victor Metcalf Jr.

Lee Gray has for several years been one o f the promi­nent figures in the raisin in­dustry of California, having extensive interests in Fresno.

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its organization, the Forest Theatre Society, which had puton Miss Skinner's “ David” and “ Twelfth N ight.” was alone in the field, but in 1912 a disagreement arose in the society, which culminated in the formation of the West­ern Drama Society. Since that time both groups have been producing elaborate and costly plays annually—and neither of them have done as well artisti­cally or financially as they might have.

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Socialists OrganizeAt the parlors o f the Carmel

Hotel last Friday evening, the Socialists of Carmel held a meeting for the purpose o f or­ganizing and electing officers. Eleven men and seven women joined the organization, which, together with the charter mem­bers. makes an enrollment of twenty-eight.

A number o f Socialists were in attendance from Monterey.

Following the election of officers, short talks were given on topics concerning the cause.

Meetings will be held every Friday night, and in the near future it is planned to have J. Stitt Wilson address a pub-

San 7ose Canyon and Carmel lie meeting at the Manzanita beam.. Theatre.

On Thrift“ Mitbei wadua waste,’ ' says Harry, “ and I would be dis­gracing h e r memory if 1 wasted.’ ’

1.— Behave toward your purse a* you wou'd to your best friend.

2.— View the reckless spending of money as criminal and shun the company of the reckless spender.

3.— Dress neatly but not lavishly. A bank pays a higher rate of in terest than your back.

4.— Take your amusements judici­ously. You will enjoy them bet­ter.

5 — D on’t throw away the crusts- eat them. They are as nourish­ing as beef.

3 .— It is more exhilarating to feel money in your pocket than beer in your stomach.

7-—A bank book makes good read ing— better than some novels.

The Monterey Savings Bank pays Four Per Cent Interest

on savings deposits

Party at the Bath HouseDear little Julia. Everybody

knows Julia M cEldowney, (h e pretty little niece of Dr. aud Mrs. J. E. Beck. Julia was four years old last Tuesday, and of course she had a party. The affair to -k place at the Bath House, which was decorated in pink and white for the occasion. The little miss was the recipient of many gifts, several o f them from far off Penn­sylvania. And the party did not spoil her a bit, for on \Vedue6dav morning she was the same singing, happy little girl.

Those present at the party were : Helen H icks, Irene Goold, Vere Basham, Fav Murphy, Dorothy Smith, Evelyn aud Myrtle Arne, Rosaleeu Hud Kathleen Murphy, Julia McEldowney, W aldo Hicks, Fraukliu Murphy, George Leidig, Martin Leidig. Glenu L eid ig, Dale Leidig, Teddy Leidig. Ghauacey ( )wcn°, Mrs. Fred Leidig Airs C. O. Goo d, Mrs. R. W Wicks. Mrs. W. M. Basham, Mrs- B. H. Leidig, Mrs C. J- Arne. Mrs. R. J. Leidig,Mrs M. J . M urphy.

Thin is fne picnic weather, and last Saturday a number of parties vvent on all-day trips i.o Point Lobos, Pebble Beach

Bank of Monterey MontereySavingsBankSame Building Same M anagsm ’t

Do It TodayW . T,. Overstreet, deputy ooum

ty clerk, has just received s sup ply o f registration blanks snd i* prepared to place your name su the great register. Call on him a t

the Pine Cone office and if for any reason you are not able to ge to the office let him know and he will call on you.

Mrs. M. L. Hamlin’s tea­room at the Monte Verde will be opened to the public next Saturday afternoon, and on that occasion the members o f St. Annes Guild and their friends will assemble for * social time. Tea and refresh­ments will be 25 cents.

List Your PropertiesWITH THE

La Playa Personals LO ST

Pine Cone Keal Estate and Renting Bureau

Miss Maude I, Lyons is here for a few days’ rest.

Miss Juiia Morgan is a well- known and successful archi­tect.

Light - colored tan collie, answers to

the name Antejos. Reward at Pine Cone office.

InterestingThe Carmel

/Meet in?Me:

W / ' i « i(±t\ A lady desiresi w arn ed regular em_ployment at housekeeping.

Mrs. Lillian Schmidt and Address “ Employment, ” Pine £ u 3 Y t o ' v moon... _..............Onnf f i nn guests to stuay me moon

Youngand the Boys’ Club had an > joyable time at Mr. A. \ Roseboom enening last wet

! The weather was obliging propitious for th e eighth

F o r P e n t A R T I S T S ’ ! her daughter Miss Ortrude, Cone office.* X ■ ■ _ O _ I . . . w L R/f T T lf na 1 i ___________ ______, story-and-a- wilh Mrs. J. W. Mauch and,half cottage; seven rooms in | Miss Doris Mauch of Hillsdale. !all four bedrooms and dormi-, Mich., arrived from Honolulu tory hall; bath, hot and cold on the Great Northern. Thewater, electricity, view o f sea and hills; one block from Post office; completely furnished; garage if desired.

Fo r Sa le H?useandlotwith barn.

House contains bedroom, liv­ing-room, sleeping-porch, kit­chen, bathroom. Lot 100x100. $1000. Apply Pine Cone office.

Fo r Sa le Newly builthouse, with

all 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.

t h e 'Schmidts are occupying Lyons cottage.

Recent arrivals; Mr. and i Mrs. G. F. Detrick, Mrs. Grant L Smith, Marion Smith, Louisa Hewitt, Mrs. J. S. Smith, Miss Frances C. Smith, Miss Ver­onica Pacheco, Grant H. Smith,

C arm el D a iryPhone 598 J 3

I. B. W aterbury MILK AND CREAM FROM TESTED

COWSdeliveries tlail * . MilU Sc*, a qt..

Address P. O. Box 137, or Leave Orders at Carmel Candy Store

Venus through the telescot and after they had all look1 to their hearts content, tin were invited to the Andjf Stewart residence where sit ing was indulged in bountiful refreshments servt

Rehearsals for “ An Evert With Shakespeare” are r,,; being held.

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Fo r Rent Well b u r ­nished Cot­

tage, near center of town.—3 | bedrooms, living-room, dining­room and kitchen; hot and cold water; electric lights. Rent I reasonable for long tenant. ; Apply to Mrs. E. J Foster.

FO R RENTomESCasanova st., and 10th ave. $15 winter months, $30 sum- j mer; water extra.

Before Buying

Your Faster Hat See My Stock of

JVfil l ineryChildren’s Beach and

Outing Hats

IF YOU WANTt o b u y s o \ii-:t iil \ gTO SELL SO M ETH IN ! TO EX C t .A N O i :HELP

ADVERTISE IN nm p in k CONE

Fo r P e n t Wel1 Purnis’dr u r t v c l l l Ho u s e , consisting of Living Room. 18x28, with large fireplace; bedroom; sleeping - porch; large bath- * room; dining-room; kitchen; two large porches; outhouse;

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

Stella J. Guichard 1

Only -a Few Days Left To Register For School and

Primary Elections

The Pine Cone Job Printing De­partment is Now Equipped

To Do All Kinds of Work At Moderate Prices

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, affiliations when registering. The j first election for this year will be 1 the presidential primaries in May. I in order to vote at this f le c t io n | voters should be registered 50 j days before the date of the elec- I tion Register now' b e t o r " i t Is I too late.

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C H U R C H NOTICES

B R I N G W O R K O F T H I S

Dague’sCleani ng and Dying

Works

pit Saints £pis<;cpaiiSERVICE A T 4 O 'C L O C K E V E R Y j 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 MONTH . W H E N T H E IIO D R j IS U A M .

A. W , D A R W A L L , Rector• -ji-j- ------------ Also

Carmel Drug Stor<Has a fine line o f

Bib! Benl C L O C K S

Do ‘ It TodayW . L. Overstreet, deputy eoun

409 A lvarado s t . M onterey. Cal J ly elerk. has just received a sup

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Ply of registration blanks and is — ______ , prepared to place yout name on

v n„ , , . , T T ~ ! lte great register, rail »n him at

Pine Cone stil^nmre^nbY st-i ^ ^ ° °ne am lf fcring by contributing p e r s S * . ! y?“ ™ ™ “ > •-social notes and news item-. | ... ® w a> ! ie*U!1 call on you.

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Records for Sale

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I i you read ii in the Pine CowSubscribe for the P;ne Cone. ' you may safely repeat it.

ffOand-cUss matter February Clj '■ * Mf Dosi ° ffice •* Carmel, tm ' r Act of m *rch}'

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

v . L. Overstreet. Editor and Publisher CARM EL, CAL M ARCH 29 , 1916SUBBOR|pTIONSingle Copies

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Keep thy mind and heart fixed on tohai is absolutely and forever true and fair, and little by little light and love shall suffuse thy whole being.

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We Do Not Think So So prone have become the

Residents o f Los Angeles to in­dulge in exaggerated and dis­torted statement when ex toll- he virtues of the southland, tat it appears they can men- 10n no subject without over­

stating the facts.In San Francisco, recently,

•toseph Scott, speaking on “ The r-arly California Missions, ’ ’ de- ,lvered himself o f the follow- ng. The history o f Junipero

*!ra and the early Spanish r,a, r.es |s more important to ( f 0rn'ans than the history

the Mayflower and the Pil­grims.

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H ark ! How the Sacred Calm That Breathes Around

The omission o f these stanzas from Gray’s Flegy has never been satisfactorily ac-

°°y i?hed for, although a biographer has attributed it to his fastidiousness:

Hark kou) the sacred calm that breathes around,Bids every fierce tumultuous passions cease;

In still small accents whispering from the ground,A grateful earnest o f eternal peace.

Him have we seen the greenwood-side along,0 e! tbe heath we hied, our labor done,

bat time the uood-lark piped her farewell song, I W ith wistful eyes pursue the setting sun.

' There scatter’d oft, (he earliest o f the year,By hands unseen are showers o f violets found;a loves t0 huild and warble there, 'And httle footsteps lightly print the ground. ”

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

C H A R L E S C L A R K ATTORNEY AT-LAW

May be consulted in Carmel, Friday to Monday

S A N C A R L O S A N D E t E V E N T H A V E

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

Pharmacy, Carmel, Cal.

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

M. Isabelle H utchinson Small W illiam s C ottage

Camino Real nr Ocean ave.

N ew A u to BusA 1916 automobile o f theT> • » u u w iu v u iic VAL lilt*

Buu-k make has been received by ( . 0. Goold. The machine is (..nipped with many new devices and is the most up-to- date car o f its kind on the p ninsula. The new machine was purchased in anticipation of the increased summer traf­fic.

Death o f Frank L. NarvaezThe Narvaez familv o f this

! p Wiy sTmoxurnin£ the death of

Preparedness the Reason The real reason for the with­

drawal of France from Mexico e owing the war between the

Mates, is set forth in the cur­rent number of a monthly pub- fieation, as follows:

there i . 18 Presence’ FrennVd6. , iy slr» bK ;H 11|l„e [ withdrew. W hy? BeI oiirSenrt fe .^''toousuess o f

HMiam H r . n,i*de NaP°toon | a|| n d of himself? Not atmomi * ” HH ‘f C8U8e at that

A S had a milliona in e ,| m e n u n d e r arms. A n d

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w i t h o u t i b « l - v ' v a s " ' o n . K U ti o r , 1 f " J * o f a s i n g l e

I : o l b l o o d - - —! e ' f>S 3 S l l i f ’ l e d r o p I ; ^red for ^ .^ .y w e w e r e p r e

W ake Up !Are you going to the polls on

M ay /-, only to find, when about to vote, that vou failed to register for the presidential primaries. Quite a number of citizens in Carmel have not yet registered. Four days remain to register for the presidential Primary. Call at the office of the rine Cone and register.

- ueain orr r?Hu Narvaez, brother of. • -Narvaez, the well-known

pauiter and decorator.Mr. Narvaez passed away at

I he home of his sister. Mrs. Moses Castro, in Monterey, last Wednesday morning, the cause of death being a stroke

paralysis.Services were held at (he

j Castro home, and at San Carlos | church high mass was said.

Notice tot a x p a y e r s

Cottages for the Easter j vacation a n d f o r the Sum m er. inquire a t the “ Pine Cone” office.

POINT L0B05A H A L O N E

Delicious and Appetizing Ask Your Grocer for It

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EXPtRTMILL WORK OF ALL KINDSr u o x H i m «■ .’ a c h ' ic g h . a k

AH taxpayers are required by the constitution to annually make and deliver to the Assessor a statement, under oath, setting forth specifically ALL the real, personal, or other class of property, owned by such persons, or in their possession, or under their control, as the same stands of record at 12 o ’ clock Meri­dian on the first Monday of March.

The Political Code provides, that all property must be assessed at its “ full cash value,” and defines “ full cash value’ ’ as being “ the amount at which the property would be taken in payment of a just debt from a solvent debtor.”Unsecured Personal Property

The taxes on all unsecured per­sonal property are due and payable and must be paid at the time the assessment is made.

ExemptionsAny person or association, claim­

ing any property to be exempt from taxation, MUST make the claim and affidavit, for such exemption, every year, in the manner provided by law. This applies to the 8100 allowed on personal property of householders; the $1000 allowed soldiers, sailors, marines, etc., and property used solely and exclusively for religious worship.

A ssessm en ts Any information desired relating

to assessments will be gladly fur­nished on application, and all ob­jections should* be made before the Board of Equalization adjourns, in­stead of waiting until it is time to pay taxes.

Remember, that if you fail te make a statement you fail to comply with the law and you lay yourself liable to arbitrary assessment, which is expensive to yourself and causes much trouble to others.

GEO. S. GOULD, Jr. mlS tf County Assessor

I f you read it in the Pine Cone,you may safely repeat it.

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— another s h i p- m ent of those de- I licious tiny ,tenderl\ Sugar Peas. Get yours today. 2oc the tin.

Barnes Circus Will Show Soon Sorts of News [ ---------------------------------------- The famous Gilbert & Sulb; f

If the circus interferes with ! are assembled iu an ac t, They van o jrcretta , T h e Mikado, your business, go to the circus, are in charge of Herr Louis Roth ]W P ;, , The cast is n o w being /organ

The entire herd is turned loose jze(j! at one time in the steel-barred Mrs. Frank Laird, whonum- I arena, Herr Roth in their midst. ; j-,erecl many in Carmel and j The masterly control exercised by Monterey among her friend*! Roth over the anim als is quit* d je d l a s t week in N ew Mor.

Crowding his way I terey, following an operation nail I at the Munyon sanitorium.

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If the circus interferes with j the lunch and supper dishes,! go to the circus.

And take all the kiddies you can afford to take.

The Barnes Big Four-Ring W ild | Roth OTer Animal Circus will exhibit in Mou- lemarkab e.terey on the afternoon and evening | « n c » R U 1 «■,*»>rrymg < ( ^ R a th e ry n e W i ls01?.

• compel® every lion to perform j writer, well known here, is«j 1 some maneuver. M ounting them New York, on th e staff of tl

Thirty „ , „ f r „ „ , , i>„,I j : ^ S S i e s have teen in C tuWman-eating African lions in on e ' v d u rin g th e p a st week seekinfbunch is an unusual spectacle— j the snarling beast hac a location fo r a n e w m e a t roar-especially so when it is remem T h o u g h of a quiet u n a s s u m in g ^ ^ ^ pu l.c h ase the b u tch f

disposition, Roth’s control over nQW h erethe animals is fairly electrifying, ' j R e d fe r n M ason> musicfand the onlookers get thrill a ei c rR jc ()f t )ie Examiner, spell1

■ the week end in our midstAt the corner o f Eighth

o f Thursday, April 6 .Some of the features of the show ;

are as follow s:

bered that such a sight may he witnessed for one’s entertainment and instruction.

Ceuturies have uassed since the thrill, brutal Nero introduced man-eating j The very acme of trained lion ;

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cats as a form of amusement, a n d , p e r f e c t i o n i « r e p r e s e n t e d in j s tre e t and Ocean avenue, . w h i l e s c e n e s such as were witnessed group and their value is placed at p ac jfic Grove, local cortracto| in his time may not now be seen, $50,000. Murphy is e r e c t in g a s ix -ro o tthese lions are used iu scenes o f a I But the lions are only a part of d w ellin g .decidedly thrilling character. j this splendid circus. Many other, From Monday to Saturday

Thirty of the beasts, headed b y : w o n d e r f u l attractions are provided, last week Mrs. W. L. Hath*:: laesar, said to be the finest and 1 Remember the date—Thursday, way held a house party at 1$

L -- - 1 Pebble Beach villa. Those e®Caesar,fiercest lion specimen in captivity, i April b, afternoon and evening.

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By-the-SeaIs the best Spring resort in the Woriel

Hunting Fishing Tennis Golf, etc.

Good Hotels Cottages

Just the place to spend a vacation

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tertained were Miss FrantX ' Mathieu, Miss Linda Brya| MissHelen Johnson, Miss Ru» Perkins, Miss Cornelia Claf pett, Miss Mabel HathawaJj Miss Marie Hathaway.

Our Examiner friend, K#„u o . ____ Mr. and Mrs. jChris Bade neth C. Beaton ( “ K C .B .” )

who was here three years ago departed for the city on Bat- the Monterey peninsula forand who made many friends urday, after a pleasant visit fews days’ recreation, accotduring her visit, died recently i o f a week with Mr. and Mrs. panied by Mrs. Beaton, calk

c<_.. I). Curtis. on the Pine Cone’s editor if

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IFire Fund ContributorsA. H. Roseboom • - - $2.50Andrew Stewart - - 100C. O. Ooold - - - - 10.00Mrs. L. C. Horn - - - 1.00L. H. Rask . . . - 1.00I. B. W aterbury . - - 1.00Barton D. Slegman - - 1.00Pi n S i n c r ..................................1.50Mrs. M. J. Thomas - - 2.50Miss 5tella Guic.hard - .1 .0 0Ueo. W , Collis - - . 5.00Mrs. J. K Lynch - - . 1 . 0 0

at San Jose.Mrs. J. B. Bennett and her Mrs. A. V. Cotton has re

mother Mrs St. John, are turned from southern Califor- A number of C armelhere from Salinas, to stay a nia, bringing with her Shelly! went over to Monterey on S«J month Hawthorne, a grand-daughter, day to attend Mr. TheodiC

Miss Hannah W aM M d at who vrilUtt«n<l M»ool here. Crjlay’ sibinhday dinner. ISan Jose, is registered at Pine tew is Josselyn no longer L. “ he P re s id e #Inn with two friends from : enjoys single blessedness. He Precinct at me tu esiden ,

ca was joined by brother Talbert primary on May 2. have be)B ^ Tuesday appointed by the Board \

Mr. and Mrs. Kennetn C .! ' Supervisors.Beaton ( “ K.C.B-” ) were the T. 0 Smith and family and | ♦--------guests of honor at a campfire, friends are here from San Jose p „ t imisupper given by Mr. and Mrs, j for a brief \ isit. K rop ertv I r a n s a c t io rF. R. B eclid o lt to a number of | Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Beatty Mortgage cancel: Camfriends last evening. j who have been occupying a Pe.v- ^ Carrie R. Sterlirt

Mrs. J. F. Short, accompan- 1 cottage on the drive to Pebble C01 1, block 120. Add. 5, Cfied by Mrs. Ralph McFayden, i Beach for several weeks, will mel-b.v-the-sealeft for Oakland on Monday. depart tomorrow for Floss- Deed: Sophia Randall to CF

The family of the brother of ! moor. 111. The will return for b. Randan L. and A. —LotsDr J. E. Beck are here from an extended stay next h all. ancl 4, blk 41. Carmel CitySalinas for a week’s sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jackson, Re-conveyance: Frank I

Mrs. M. E. Hand and Miss Miss Mary N. Jackson and: Powers and J. F. DevendorfA C. Edmonds journeyed to Mrs. Edward Olney are here Carmel Dev. Co.—Trust d?Salinas on Saturday to attend; from Berkeley for a month s of Alice S. M. Mood et viithe meeting of school trustees. I stay. Lot hand east 25 f eetot

» n r. u i Mrs W VV Rankin und her 10. blk 73, Carmel hy-the-S*A. B. Burbank, a young ar-i VV*T” : Ivankin ana nettist, a relative of the Lundys; daughter Leila, with Mr. a n d Amendment to May: Aof S t o c k t o n , p l a n s to r e m a i n i n i Mrs. Lee Parker, are visiting No. 2 t o Carmel-by- the-bCarmel f o r six months or I in Ssfo Francisco. withdraws Jumpero avelonger. , The Gilmore family o f True- j said may from use as a stre<

Mrs. C. F. Hoffman accom- j keo is occupying the Maxtone- Deed: Frank J . Powerspanied by the Misses Evelyn1 Graham cottage. ; t.x to Pon Sing l - U « *and Mayotla Brown and a Mrs. Rickey and daughter of j 6, blk 67, ^ . •friend, motored down from | Berkeley are in the Yard cott - ! Deed: ..armei tJev. uo.Oakland last Tuesday for a j age for a week. They plan an I’on Sing. Lot , i.week’s stay. i extended stay later on. , mel City.